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Index
The List Class
A List is just a Collection which has a specified order to its elements.
| In file | system.sc |
| Inherits from | Collection |
| Inherited by | Inventory |
| Set |
Properties
Methods
add: element [element ...]
Adds elements to the end of the list in the order specified.
first
Returns the kNode of the first element in the List.
next: kNode
Returns the kNode of the element which follows kNode in the List, 0 if kNode is the end of the List.
at: n
Returns the element (not the kNode) at position n in the List.
last
Returns the kNode of the last element in the List.
prev: kNode
Returns the kNode of the element preceding kNode in the List, 0 if kNode is the first element of the List.
addToFront: element [element ...]
Add elements to the beginning of the List.
addToEnd: element [element ...]
Add elements to the end of the List.
indexOf: element
Return the index of element in the list. If the element is not in the list, return -1.
- Notes
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