Type Members

1.  final class ArrayBuffer[T] extends ArrayBufferLike[T]

   Growable, mutable array of values.

   Growable, mutable array of values.

   T

   type of the underlying array items

2.  trait ArrayBufferLike[T] extends Buffer[T]

   Common buffer functions impl for array-backend buffers.

3.  final class ArraySlice[T] extends ArraySliceLike[T]

   Lazy, immutable slice of an underlying array.

   Lazy, immutable slice of an underlying array.

   T

   type of the array's items

   Note

   Truly immutable only if an underlying array kept private or if detached.

4.  trait ArraySliceLike[T] extends Slice[T]

   Common functions of an array-backed Slice.

   Common functions of an array-backed Slice.

   T

   type of the array's items

   Note

   Truly immutable only if an underlying array kept private, or if detached.

5.  trait Buffer[T] extends (Int) => T

   Mutable indexed buffer abstraction.

   Mutable indexed buffer abstraction. All modifications happens in-place.

   In addition, the Buffer API offers both Stack- and List-like interfaces. For the purpose of the List-like processing, the head is a top element in the buffer.

6.  final class ByteBuffer extends ArrayBufferLike[Byte]

   Growable, mutable array of bytes.

7.  final class ByteSlice extends ArraySliceLike[Byte]

   Lazy, specialized slice of the array of bytes.

   Lazy, specialized slice of the array of bytes.

   Note

   Truly immutable only if an underlying array kept private, or if detached.

8.  final class DeferredArrayBuffer[T] extends ArrayBufferLike[T]

   Growable, mutable array of values with deferred initialization.

   Growable, mutable array of values with deferred initialization.

   T

   type of the underlying array items

   Note

   This is to avoid ClassTag parameters as much as possible, but comes with a price of a few rough corners. Especially, if your type parameter is non-primitive do not try to call asArray and assign result to variable, as it will raise ClassCastException, instead pass the array as a parameter or call methods on it.

9.  final class IntBuffer extends ArrayBufferLike[Int]

   Growable, mutable array of integers.

10.  final class IntSlice extends ArraySliceLike[Int]

    Lazy, specialized slice of the array of integers.

    Lazy, specialized slice of the array of integers.

    Note

    Truly immutable only if an underlying array kept private, or if detached.

11.  abstract class LazyMapArraySlice[T] extends Slice[T]

    Lazily mapped slice of an underlying array.

    Lazily mapped slice of an underlying array.

    T

    type of the array's items

    Note

    Truly immutable only if an underlying array kept private, or if detached.

12.  class RangeMapSlice[T] extends Slice[T]

    Lazily mapped slice of an index range.

13.  trait Slice[T] extends (Int) => T

    Lazy and immutable slice of a sequence of values.

    Lazy and immutable slice of a sequence of values.

    T

    type of the items of the sequence.

    Note

    As the slice usually wraps over a mutable structure, like an array or a java buffer, and it DOES NOT make an instant copy, any changes to the underlying source will directly affect the slice output unless detached. Detach is a one-time copy operation, and detached property is preserved across all operations returning a Slice.