This interface models the capabilities of an array: getting and setting elements by index, but not adding or removing elements. This interface is the counterpart to IListSource<T> for lists whose minimum index is not (necessarily) zero. More...
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Inheritance diagram for Loyc.Collections.INegArray< T >:
Remarks
This interface models the capabilities of an array: getting and setting elements by index, but not adding or removing elements. This interface is the counterpart to IListSource<T> for lists whose minimum index is not (necessarily) zero.
Properties | |
| new T | this[int index] [get, set] |
| Gets or sets an element of the array-like collection. More... | |
 Properties inherited from Loyc.Collections.INegListSource< T > | |
| int | Min [get] |
| Returns the minimum valid index in the collection. More... | |
| int | Max [get] |
| Returns the maximum valid index in the collection. More... | |
Public Member Functions | |
| bool | TrySet (int index, T value) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Loyc.Collections.INegListSource< T > | |
| IRange< T > | Slice (int start, int count=int.MaxValue) |
| Returns a sub-range of this list. More... | |
Property Documentation
◆ this[int index]
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getset |
Gets or sets an element of the array-like collection.
- Returns
- The value of the array at the specified index.
A redundant getter is required by C# because C# code is unable to use it (from a reference to INegArray<T>) otherwise.
