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 | 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
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Creates a new buffer with the given block size - that's how many T elements form a block.
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Creates a new buffer with the given block size - that's how many T elements form a block.
Member Function Documentation
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Resizes the buffer to make sure the given amount of blocks will fit.
- Parameters
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blockCount How many blocks we want in the buffer.
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.
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Should this buffer clear?
