PowerUI.FixedSizeBuffer< T > Class Template Reference

Detailed Description

A special type of array which is made up of a set of 'blocks'. Each block consists of a fixed amount of type T elements. This fixed amount is the block size. It regulates an internal array and only resizes when necessary. Example usage: PowerUI.DynamicMesh.Vertices For example, A block size of 4 (e.g. 4 vertices in a square) and a block count of 3 generates a 12 element array.

Public Member Functions
	FixedSizeBuffer (int blockSize)
	Creates a new buffer with the given block size - that's how many T elements form a block. More...
	FixedSizeBuffer (int blockSize, bool clear)
	Creates a new buffer with the given block size - that's how many T elements form a block. More...
void	ResizeMatch (int blockCount, int length)
	Resizes the buffer so it matches the given length. More...
void	Resize (int blockCount)
	Resizes the buffer to make sure the given amount of blocks will fit. More...

Public Attributes
T[]	Buffer
	The output array. More...
int	BlockSize
	How many T typed objects make up a 'block' in our buffer. More...
int	BlockCount
	How many blocks are currently in the buffer. More...

Private Attributes
bool	Clear
	Should this buffer clear? More...

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

PowerUI.FixedSizeBuffer< T >.FixedSizeBuffer ( int  blockSize)

inline

Creates a new buffer with the given block size - that's how many T elements form a block.

PowerUI.FixedSizeBuffer< T >.FixedSizeBuffer ( int  blockSize, bool  clear  )

inline

Creates a new buffer with the given block size - that's how many T elements form a block.

Member Function Documentation

void PowerUI.FixedSizeBuffer< T >.Resize ( int  blockCount)

inline

Resizes the buffer to make sure the given amount of blocks will fit.

Parameters

blockCount

How many blocks we want in the buffer.

void PowerUI.FixedSizeBuffer< T >.ResizeMatch ( int  blockCount, int  length  )

inline

Resizes the buffer so it matches the given length.

Member Data Documentation

int PowerUI.FixedSizeBuffer< T >.BlockCount

How many blocks are currently in the buffer.

int PowerUI.FixedSizeBuffer< T >.BlockSize

How many T typed objects make up a 'block' in our buffer.

T [] PowerUI.FixedSizeBuffer< T >.Buffer

The output array.

bool PowerUI.FixedSizeBuffer< T >.Clear

private

Should this buffer clear?