IndexCollectionFromArray(Int32, Boolean) Method
Initializes a new instance of the
IndexCollection class
whose elements are stored in the specified array.
Namespace: Novacta.AnalyticsAssembly: Novacta.Analytics (in Novacta.Analytics.dll) Version: 2.1.0+428f3840cfab98dda567bb0ed350b302533e273a
public static IndexCollection FromArray(
int[] indexes,
bool copyIndexes
)
Public Shared Function FromArray (
indexes As Integer(),
copyIndexes As Boolean
) As IndexCollection
public:
static IndexCollection^ FromArray(
array<int>^ indexes,
bool copyIndexes
)
static member FromArray :
indexes : int[] *
copyIndexes : bool -> IndexCollection
- indexes Int32
-
The array that stores the elements
of the new IndexCollection instance.
- copyIndexes Boolean
- true if indexes
must be copied before instantiation; otherwise false.
IndexCollection
A collection using the specified array to store its indexes.
The FromArray(Int32, Boolean) method prevents
the copy of the elements in indexes before
instantiation if copyIndexes evaluates
to false: the
returned IndexCollection instance will use a direct
reference to indexes to manipulate its indexes.
This method is intended for advanced users and must always be used
carefully.
If the value of
copyIndexes is
false, do not
use this method if you do not have complete control of
the
indexes array.
Once the array is passed to the method as an argument, it must be
treated as a read-only object outside the returned instance:
you can set elements via the
IndexCollection API, but
you shouldn't manipulate its entries via
a direct reference to
indexes: otherwise, the
behavior of the returned
IndexCollection instance
must be considered as undefined and
almost surely prone to errors.
