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GemaCoreLib
The GeMA Core library
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A class very simmilar to GmDualVector with support for removing values. Removing values should be used with caution. See the comments on the function. More...
#include <gmDualVector.h>
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GmDualVectorR () | |
Default constructor. | |
GmDualVectorR (size_t nvalues) | |
The constructor initializing the "fixed" part size. The vector contents is NOT initialized. | |
~GmDualVectorR () | |
Destructor. | |
size_t | size () const |
Returns the vector size. | |
bool | addValues (size_t numAddedValues, bool tight=false) |
Adds numAddedValues to the set, without any initialization. Returns true on success, false on error. On errors previous values are kept. See additional comments on the base class. | |
void | restoreSize (size_t oldNumValues) |
Restores the size of the set to the previous size before the last call to addValues(). | |
void | removeValues (size_t index, size_t numValues) |
Removes numValues from the set, starting from (and including) index. More... | |
void | clear () |
Clears all stored data returning the object to a default constructed state. | |
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GmDualVector () | |
Default constructor. | |
GmDualVector (size_t nvalues) | |
The constructor initializing the "fixed" part size. The vector contents is NOT initialized. | |
~GmDualVector () | |
Destructor. | |
size_t | size () const |
Returns the vector size. | |
const T * | iptr (size_t index) const |
Returns a pointer to the index data inside the vector. By the very nature of this class, accessing following items is only safe if you know that they belong to the same internal vector. This is usually guaranteed by knowing that all data bellonging to a cell, for example, is always together in the same vector, but depends on the class usage. | |
T * | iptr (size_t index) |
Non-const overload for iptr() | |
const T & | operator[] (size_t index) const |
Standard indexing operator. | |
T & | operator[] (size_t index) |
Non-const overload for the standard indexing operator. | |
bool | addValues (size_t numAddedValues, bool tight=false) |
Adds numAddedValues to the set, without any initialization. Returns true on success, false on error. On errors previous values are kept. If the vector is empty, the allocated size will be adjusted to exactly the given size. Otherwise, a growing factor of half of the previous size will be used, unless that is insufficient. If tight is set to true, the allocated size will always match the needed size (unless already allocated). | |
void | restoreSize (size_t oldNumValues) |
Restores the size of the set to the previous size before the last call to addValues(). | |
void | clear () |
Clears all stored data returning the object to a default constructed state. | |
size_t | usedMemory () const |
Returns an estimative of the memory used by the data set in bytes. More... | |
int | numDumpBuffers () const |
Returns the number of internal buffers used by this implementation. | |
char * | dumpBuffer (int i) const |
Returns the i'th internal buffer, i from 0 to numDumpBuffers()-1. | |
size_t | dumpBufferSize (int i) const |
Returns the size in bytes of the i'th internal buffer returned by dumpBuffer(i) | |
Private Member Functions | |
Q_DISABLE_COPY (GmDualVectorR) | |
Private Attributes | |
size_t | _size |
The total number of entries in the vector. Can be less than _fixedSize if entries where removed from the vector. | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
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typedef T | DataType |
The stored data type. | |
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T * | _fixedData |
The fixed part of the dual vector with _fixedSize entries. | |
size_t | _fixedSize |
The number of entries in _fixedData. | |
GmPODVector< T > | _growData |
The variable part. | |
A class very simmilar to GmDualVector with support for removing values. Removing values should be used with caution. See the comments on the function.
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Removes numValues from the set, starting from (and including) index.
Use this function with extreme caution if the vector is ever queried by calling iptr() with an added offset.
When removing entries, all or part of the fixed vector can become empty. If that space is reclaimed by a later grow, we could end up with part of a multidimensional value in the fixed vector and part in the grow vector. This is not acceptable for many use cases of this class, so make sure that this can not happend when combining removeValues() with iptr() + offset access.