microlibrary

Array

The array container class (::microlibrary::Array) is defined in the microlibrary static library’s microlibrary/array.h/microlibrary/array.cc header/source file pair.

::microlibrary::Array supports the following operations:

To access the element at a specific position in an array without bounds checking, use the ::microlibrary::Array::operator[]() operator overloads.
To access the element at a specific position in an array with bounds checking, use the ::microlibrary::Array::at() member functions.
To access the first element of an array, use the ::microlibrary::Array::front() member functions.
To access the last element of an array, use the ::microlibrary::Array::back() member functions.
To access the underlying array, use the ::microlibrary::Array::data() member functions.
To get an iterator to the first element of an array, use the ::microlibrary::Array::begin() and ::microlibrary::Array::cbegin() member functions.
To get an iterator to the element following the last element of an array, use the ::microlibrary::Array::end() and ::microlibrary::Array::cend() member functions.
To get an iterator to the first element of a reversed array, use the ::microlibrary::Array::rbegin() and ::microlibrary::Array::crbegin() member functions.
To get an iterator to the element following the last element of a reversed array, use the ::microlibrary::Array::rend() and ::microlibrary::Array::crend() member functions.
To check if an array is empty, use the ::microlibrary::Array::empty() member function.
To get the number of elements in an array, use the ::microlibrary::Array::size() member function, or the ::microlibrary::array_size or ::microlibrary::array_size_v meta functions.
Direct comparison for equality and inequality is supported.

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