NAME
src/classes/CardinalRange.pir - methods for the CardinalRange class
DESCRIPTION
Methods
- VTABLE_get integer (vtable method)
- VTABLE_get_number (vtable method)
- VTABLE_get_string (vtable method)
- ACCEPTS(topic) Determines if topic is within the range or equal to the range.
- clone() (vtable method) Create a clone of the CardinalRange.
- from()
- to() Gets the beginning or end of the range.
- to_a
- iterator() (vtable method) Return an iterator for the CardinalRange. Since CardinalRanges are already iterators, we can just return a clone.
- list() Generate the CardinalRange in list context. Currently we generate all of the elements in the range; when we have lazy lists we can just return a clone of the CardinalRange.
- min()
- minmax()
- max()
- Return first element in CardinalRange. Will later be refactored as part of the Enumerable module.
- Return first element in CardinalRange.
- Return first element in CardinalRange.
- Return last element in CardinalRange. Will later be refactored as part of the Enumerable module.
- Return last element in CardinalRange.
- Return last element in CardinalRange.
- Return true if the parameter is located with this CardinalRange
- Return true if the parameter is located with this CardinalRange 1.9 does a succ on the last element if it isnt a integer, so this doesnt work
- Return
- pop() (vtable_method) Generate the next element at the end of the CardinalRange.
- shift() (vtable_method) Generate the next element at the front of the CardinalRange.
- true() Return true if there are any more values to iterate over.
- each(block) Run
Generates and returns this range as an array. This will eventually be refactored w/ the other Enumerable methods This will eventually be refactored w/ the other Enumerable methods.
True if the parameter is a member of this CardinalRange
block once for each item in self, with the item passed as an arg.Operators
- infix:<..>
- infix:<...> Construct a range from the endpoints.
Private methods
- !from_test(topic)
- !to_test(topic) Returns true if
topic is greater than .from / less than .to, honoring exclusive flags.