Difference between revisions of "ObjectType:set"
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*'''Union['''set A''','''set B''']''': Adds "set A union B" to this set | *'''Union['''set A''','''set B''']''': Adds "set A union B" to this set | ||
*'''Not['''set A''','''set B''']''': Adds "set A not B" to this set | *'''Not['''set A''','''set B''']''': Adds "set A not B" to this set | ||
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== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
Revision as of 14:57, 21 January 2011
Contents
Overview
| set | |
| Defined By | LavishScript |
| Inherits | objectcontainer |
| Reduces To | NULL |
| Variable Object Type | set |
| Uses Sub-Types | no |
| C/C++ Type | LSSet * |
A set is a sorted list of keys. It can be thought of as a collection where the key is the object -- the key is either present, or it is absent. Keys are text, and not case sensitive.
Members
- bool Contains[key]: TRUE if the given key exists in the set
Methods
- Add[key]: Adds a given key to the set
- Remove[key]: Removes a given key from the set
- Intersect[set A,set B]: Adds "sets A and intersect B" to this set
- Union[set A,set B]: Adds "set A union B" to this set
- Not[set A,set B]: Adds "set A not B" to this set
