sidl
Class Boolean.Array1
- Boolean
public static class Boolean.Array1
Define a one dimensional array of type boolean
.
This array representation is used for sidl arrays since it requires
no copies to go between Java and sidl. Explicit copies may be made
of the array by calling the appropriate get
and
set
methods.
Array1() - Create an empty one dimensional array.
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Array1(boolean[] array) - Create a one dimensional array using the specified Java array.
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Array1(int s0, boolean isRow) - Create a one dimenstional array of the specified size, with the lower
index starting at zero.
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Array1(int l0, int u0, boolean isRow) - Create a one dimensional array using the specified lower and upper
bounds (where both bounds are inclusive).
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Array1(long array, boolean owner) - Create a one dimensional array directly using the sidl pointer
and owner flag.
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boolean | _get(int i) - Get the specified array element without bounds checking.
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void | _set(int i, boolean value) - Set the specified array element without bounds checking.
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void | copy(Boolean.Array1 dest) - Method Copy copies the elements of 'this' to an already existing
array of the same size.
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void | fromArray(boolean[] array) - Set the value of the sidl array from the Java array.
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boolean | get(int i) - Get the specified array element with bounds checking.
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int | length() - Routine gets length of the array
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void | reallocate(int l0, int u0, boolean isRow) - Reallocate array data using the specifed lower and upper bounds.
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void | set(int i, boolean value) - Set the specified array element with bounds checking.
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Boolean.Array1 | smartCopy() - Method smartCopy returns a a copy of a borrowed array, or
increments the reference count of an array that manages it's
own data.
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boolean[] | toArray() - Convert the sidl array into a Java array.
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_addRef , _deallocate , _destroy , _dim , _isColumnOrder , _isRowOrder , _length , _lower , _reallocate , _smartCopy , _stride , _type , _upper , checkBounds , checkBounds , checkBounds , checkBounds , checkBounds , checkBounds , checkBounds , checkDimension , checkIndexBounds , checkNullArray , destroy , dim , finalize , get_ior_pointer , get_owner , isNull , lower , reallocate , reset , set_ior_pointer , set_owner , stride , upper |
Array1
public Array1()
Create an empty one dimensional array. The array will need to be
initialized before use.
Array1
public Array1(boolean[] array)
Create a one dimensional array using the specified Java array. The
lower bound(s) of the constructed array will start at zero. An array
index out of range exception will be thrown if the bounds are invalid.
Array1
public Array1(int s0,
boolean isRow)
Create a one dimenstional array of the specified size, with the lower
index starting at zero. This constructor will throw an array bounds
out of range exception if the array bounds are invalid.
Array1
public Array1(int l0,
int u0,
boolean isRow)
Create a one dimensional array using the specified lower and upper
bounds (where both bounds are inclusive). This constructor will throw
an array bounds out of range exception if the array bounds are invalid.
Array1
protected Array1(long array,
boolean owner)
Create a one dimensional array directly using the sidl pointer
and owner flag. This constructor should only be called by the
sidl runtime.
_get
public boolean _get(int i)
Get the specified array element without bounds checking. If the index
is invalid, then bad things may happen. If you are unsure whether the
index is valid, then use get
instead.
_set
public void _set(int i,
boolean value)
Set the specified array element without bounds checking. If the index
is invalid, then bad things may happen. If you are unsure whether the
index is valid, then use set
instead.
copy
public void copy(Boolean.Array1 dest)
Method Copy copies the elements of 'this' to an already existing
array of the same size.
fromArray
public void fromArray(boolean[] array)
Set the value of the sidl array from the Java array. This method
will copy the Java array values into the sidl array, reallocating
the memory of the sidl array as necessary. The resulting sidl array
will start with a zero lower bound. If the Java array is null, then
the sidl array will be null, as well. Note that multidimensional Java
arrays must not be ragged; that is, all sub-arrays in a particular
dimension must have the same size. Otherwise, some data may be missed
or this method may throw an array index out of bounds exception.
get
public boolean get(int i)
Get the specified array element with bounds checking. If the index is
invalid, then an array index out of bounds exception will be thrown.
length
public int length()
Routine gets length of the array
reallocate
public void reallocate(int l0,
int u0,
boolean isRow)
Reallocate array data using the specifed lower and upper bounds. The
upper bound is inclusive. Previous array data will be freed.
set
public void set(int i,
boolean value)
Set the specified array element with bounds checking. If the index is
invalid, then an array index out of bounds exception will be thrown.
smartCopy
public Boolean.Array1 smartCopy()
Method smartCopy returns a a copy of a borrowed array, or
increments the reference count of an array that manages it's
own data. Useful if you wish to keep a copy of an incoming array
toArray
public boolean[] toArray()
Convert the sidl array into a Java array. This method will copy
the sidl array into the Java array. The resulting Java array will
(obviously) start with a zero lower bound. If the sidl array is
empty (null), then a null Java array will be returned.