Set type

Represents a set of items

Direct parent types

Eachable1: Eachable which each() calls the callback with one argument
Direct subtypes: 16

Methods

+(a:Set, b:Set) Source: stdlib.ngs:1754: Set union
Returns
Set

-(a:Set, b:Set) Source: stdlib.ngs:1748: Set difference
Returns
Set

<=(a:Set, b:Set) Source: stdlib.ngs:1760: Check whether all values in a are also in b

>=(a:Set, b:Set) Source: stdlib.ngs:1768: Check whether all values in b are also in a

Bool(s:Set) Source: stdlib.ngs:1741: Check whether the set is not empty

collector(s:Set, body:Fun) Source: stdlib.ngs:1780: Defines collector { ... collect(...) ... } behaviour for Set.

copy(s:Set) Source: stdlib.ngs:1785: Make shallow copy of a Set

each(s:Set, cb:Fun) Source: stdlib.ngs:1734: Call cb for each value in the set
Returns
s

in(x:Any, s:Set) Source: stdlib.ngs:1738: Check if the value is in the set
Returns
Bool

init(s:Set) Source: stdlib.ngs:1715: Initialize a set

init(s:Set, e:Eachable1) Source: stdlib.ngs:1720: Convert array to set

inspect(path:Arr, a:Set) Source: stdlib.ngs:1773: Inspect Set
Returns
Arr of Str

len(s:Set) Source: stdlib.ngs:1730: Get number of items in the set
Returns
Int

push(s:Set, v:Any) Source: stdlib.ngs:1726: Add an element to the set
Returns
s

Str(s:Set) Source: stdlib.ngs:1744: Convert the set to a human-readable representation