Arrays.cpp

 * Very basic arrays operations

// Very basic arrays operations
#include <CoreAPI.h>
//If you need the release build at full speed please change the Debug below to Release
//@config: Debug
 
//this function just displays the array using the coat::dialog
void show(coat::list<int>& list) {
    coat::str res;
    for (auto& a : list){
        res << a << " ";
    }
    coat::dialog().text(res).ok().show();
}
// The main() will be called as soon as user will run the script
EXPORT
int main(){
    coat::list<int> array; // declare array of int-s
    coat::list<int> array1;
    array.Add(1); // add the single integer value 1
    array1.Add(2, 10); // add 10 elements, each element is 2
    array1.Insert(3, 5); // insert the value 5 at position 3
    array1.RemoveAt(5, 2); // remove 2 elements at the position 5
    show(array1);
 
    int x[3] = { 7,8,9 };
    array1.AddRange(x, 3); // add 3 elements from the regular array
    array.AddRange(array1); // add the whole array 
    array.Reverse(); // reverse the order of elements
    show(array);
 
    int pos_of_2 = array1.find(2); // returns the position of the value 2, returns -1 if not found
    for (int x : array) { // the for-cycle. In this case you may not erase array elements within the loop
        //... do something ...
    }
    for (int i = 0; i < array.Count(); i++) { // indexed for-loop, in this case you can remove elements within the cycle
        if (array[i] == 5) { // we remove element if it is exual to 5
            array.Remove(i--);
        }
    }
    show(array);
 
    array.Clear(); // set zero count of elements
    array = array1; // you can assign one array to another one
    array.forEach(
        [&](int x) {
            // do something with each element
        });
    array1.Fill(7); // fill with the same value
    show(array1);
 
    return 0;
}