LSCollection Type¶

type lscollection¶

Value type for collection expressions (lists or sets). Such a value is obtained with lsexpression.value or with lssolution.getValue().

Summary¶

Functions¶
`add`	Adds the given value to this collection.
`clear`	Removes all values of this collection.
`count`	Returns the number of values in the collection.
`contains`	Returns true if the collection contains the given value, false otherwise.

Overloaded operators¶
`iterator`	Returns an iterator than can be used within a for statement.
`index`	Indexer.

lscollection.add(val)¶: Adds the given value to this collection. Only allowed in state STOPPED. This function will fail if the given value is not an integer, is outside of the domain of the list or if this value is already included in this list (keep in mind that a list cannot contain twice the same value).

lscollection.clear()¶: Removes all values of this collection. Only allowed in state STOPPED.

lscollection.count()¶

Returns the number of values in the collection. Elements in collections are indexed from 0 to count()-1.

lscollection.contains(value)¶

Returns true if the collection contains the given value, false otherwise. An exception will be thrown if the provided value is not an integer.

Parameters: value (int) – Element whose presence in this collection is to be tested.
Return type: bool

lscollection.iterator()¶: Returns an iterator than can be used within a for statement.

lscollection.index(position)¶

Indexer. Gets the value at the given position.

Parameters: position (int) – The considered position. Must be non negative and striclty smaller than the number of values in the collection.
Returns: The value at the given position
Return type: long