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iri, 09/24/2012 10:12 PM
1 | 1 | iri | h1. Array in Scol |
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3 | Arrays are helpful. Like any language, an array is a collection of elements, each identifed by an index. Its size is fixed. The access time of any element is always the same. The data type should be unchanged (like C but not like Python). |
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4 | An array can be one dimensional or multi dimensional. |
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6 | Note : in Scol, a string (type S) is *not* an array. |
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8 | h2. What is the array type ? |
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10 | This type is *tab u0* |
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11 | *u0* can be any type, simple or complex. For example : |
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12 | *tab S* : an array of strings |
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13 | *tab [I F]* : an array of tuples |
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14 | *tab [S r1]* : an array of lists |
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15 | *tab [S I tab S]* : an array of tuples with a sub array |
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17 | h2. How create an array ? |
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19 | By the Scol function *mktab* : mktab <initial_value> <size> |
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21 | h3. Example : |
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23 | <pre> |
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24 | typeof array = tab I;; |
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26 | fun main ()= |
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27 | _showconsole; |
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28 | set array = mktab 1 10; // size = 10, each element at 1 |
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29 | 0;; |
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30 | </pre> |
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32 | h2. How to set an element ? |
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34 | By its index : |
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36 | <pre> |
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37 | typeof array = tab S;; |
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39 | fun main ()= |
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40 | _showconsole; |
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41 | set array = mktab nil 5; |
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42 | set array.0 = "Bob"; |
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43 | set array.1 = "Alice"; |
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44 | set array.2 = "Uma"; |
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45 | set array.3 = "Kevin"; |
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46 | set array.4 = "James"; |
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47 | 0;; |
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48 | </pre> |
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50 | or, depending on the context : |
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51 | <pre> |
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53 | typeof array = tab S;; |
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55 | fun setArray (list, index)= |
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56 | if list == nil then |
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57 | 0 // done |
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58 | else |
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59 | ( |
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60 | set array.index = hd list; |
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61 | setArray tl list index+1 |
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62 | );; |
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64 | fun main ()= |
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65 | _showconsole; |
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66 | set array = mktab nil 5; |
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67 | setArray "Bob"::"Alice"::"Uma"::"Kevin"::"Jason"::nil 0; |
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68 | 0;; |
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69 | </pre> |
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71 | For a multidimensioanl array : |
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73 | <pre> |
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74 | set array[indexA][indexB] = value; |
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75 | </pre> |
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77 | h2. How to get an element ? |
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79 | By its index : |
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81 | <pre> |
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82 | set myVariable = array[index]; |
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83 | </pre> |
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85 | h2. How get the size of an array ? |
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87 | By the Scol function *tabsize* : tabsize <array> or by a recursive function (see [[List in Scol]]). |
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89 | h2. How to create an associative array ? |
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91 | By a tuple with two elements. |
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92 | For example : |
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93 | <pre> |
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95 | typeof array = tab [S I];; |
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97 | fun main ()= |
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98 | _showconsole; |
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99 | set array = tab nil 128; |
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100 | set array.0 = ["Bob" 75]; |
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101 | set array.1 = ["Alice" 25]; |
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102 | ... |
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103 | 0;; |
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104 | </pre> |
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106 | - Others |
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108 | The non standard library _Syspack_ provides others array functions. |
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111 | License : "CC-BY-SA-2.0":https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/ |
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112 | Tutorial by iri |
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113 | Updated by / |