This selector returns all indices in sequence from the given T:System.Collections.ICollection of T:Crystal.Utility. The assumption here is that every time the collection size is the same. If that is not the case, then the count is reset and starts from 0.
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| int | Select (ICollection< Utility > elements) |
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| ISelector | Clone () |
| | Creates a new instance of the implementing class. Note that the semantics here are somewhat vague, however, by convention the "Prototype Pattern" uses a "Clone" function. Note that this may have very different semantics when compared with either shallow or deep cloning. When implementing this remember to include only the defining characteristics of the class and not its state! More...
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| T | Clone () |
| | Creates a new instance of the implementing class. Note that the semantics here are somewhat vague, however, by convention the "Prototype Pattern" uses a "Clone" function. Note that this may have very different semantics when compared with either shallow or deep cloning. When implementing this remember to include only the defining characteristics of the class and not its state! More...
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This selector returns all indices in sequence from the given T:System.Collections.ICollection of T:Crystal.Utility. The assumption here is that every time the collection size is the same. If that is not the case, then the count is reset and starts from 0.
- See also
- T:Crystal.ISelector
| ISelector Crystal.SequentialSelector.Clone |
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Creates a new instance of the implementing class. Note that the semantics here are somewhat vague, however, by convention the "Prototype Pattern" uses a "Clone" function. Note that this may have very different semantics when compared with either shallow or deep cloning. When implementing this remember to include only the defining characteristics of the class and not its state!
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| int Crystal.SequentialSelector.Select |
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Selects a T:Crystal.Utility from the given set and returns its index.
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- The index of the selected utility. This returns -1 no selection was made or if the count of elements was 0.
Implements Crystal.ISelector.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- Source/Selectors/SequentialSelector.cs
Public Member Functions inherited from Crystal.IAiPrototype< ISelector >
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