Class IntMap<V>

An IntMap is a convenience class for mapping ints to values. More...

Declarations

Extends
`Map : <Int,V>`	A map is a container style object that provides a mechanism for associating key objects with value objects.

Constructors
`New ()`	Creates a new empty IntMap.

Methods
`Compare : Int ( lhs:Int, rhs:Int )`	Implements the Map.Compare method.

Inherited Methods
`Add : Bool ( key:K, value:V )`	Adds a key/value pair to the map.
`Clear : Int ()`	Removes all keys and values from the map.
`Contains : Bool ( key:K )`	Return true if the specified key is contained in the map.
`Count : Int ()`	Returns the number of key/value pairs in the map.
`FirstNode : Node<K,V> ()`	Returns the first node in the map.
`Get : V ( key:K )`	Returns the value contained in the map associated with the specified key.
`IsEmpty : Bool ()`	Returns True if the map is empty, ie: contains no keys/values, else False.
`Keys : Object ()`	Returns an object that can be used to iterate through all keys in a map with a For Eachin loop.
`LastNode : Node<K,V> ()`	Returns the last node in the map.
`ObjectEnumerator : Object ()`	Returns an object that can be used to enumerate all nodes in the map with a For EachIn loop.
`Remove : Int ( key:K )`	Removes the key from the map.
`Set : Bool ( key:K, value:V )`	Set the value in a map associated with the given key.
`Update : Bool ( key:K, value:V )`	Updates an existing key/value pair.
`Values : Object ()`	Returns an object that can be used to enumerate all values in the map with a For Eachin loop.

An IntMap is a convenience class for mapping ints to values.

Method New ()

Creates a new empty IntMap.

Method Compare : Int ( lhs:Int, rhs:Int )

Implements the Map.Compare method.