Is/will there be an Array.Resize() ?

[DiffrenzyKeymaster]

I’m looking for the Monkey1 Array.Resize method, but can’t find it.

What is the best way to upsize arrays in MX2? Should I attempt to build a Array<T> extention method? For now, I made this :

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Function FloatArrayResize:Float[](arr:Float[],newsize:Int ) If arr = Null Return New Float[newsize] If arr.Length = 0 Return New Float[newsize] If arr.Length = newsize Return arr If arr.Length > newsize Return arr.Slice(0,newsize) Local newarr:= New Float[newsize] arr.CopyTo(newarr,0,0,arr.Length) Return newarr End Function

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Function FloatArrayResize:Float[](arr:Float[],newsize:Int ) If arr = Null Return New Float[newsize] If arr.Length = 0 Return New Float[newsize] If arr.Length = newsize Return arr If arr.Length > newsize Return arr.Slice(0,newsize) Local newarr:= New Float[newsize] arr.CopyTo(newarr,0,0,arr.Length) Return newarr End Function

[Mark SiblyKeymaster]

Yes there will.

[DiffrenzyKeymaster]

Thanks

[Mark SiblyKeymaster]

Just added a ‘1D’ resize and committed it.

It works the same as mx1, ie: you can’t resize an array ‘in place’ – it always returns a new array.

N-D versions of slice, resize etc will happen when I work out how to do them! In the meantime, you can use array methods on N-D arrays if you want, although they’ll always treat the N-D array as 1D, and return a 1D array.

[DiffrenzyKeymaster]

Thanks!

‘1D’ tested and working well.

“Collapsing” an N-D to might come in handy, when serializing to XML.

If there was a New(oned<T>[],nsize:Int) we could go both ways

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