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Set_AddMembersFromList()
- Adds all new elements found in list
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Set_AddMember()
- Adds a new element to the set
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Set_Contains()
- Checks if set1 contains set2
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Set_Copy()
- Returns the independent copy of a set
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Set_Difference()
- Set Difference
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Set_Equals()
- Checks if set1 = set2
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Set_Freeze()
- Freezes a set
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Set_GetFirstIter()
- Provides an iterator to the "first" element of the set
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Set_GetMember()
- Returns the element at given iterator
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Set_GetNextIter()
- Given an itarator of a set, returns the iterator pointing
to the next chronological element in that set.
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Set_GetRest()
- Returns the rest of a set from a starting point
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Set_GiveCardinality()
- Set Cardinality
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Set_Intersection()
- Set intersection
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Set_Intersects()
- Checks set1 and set2 has at least one common element
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Set_IsEmpty()
- Set Emptiness
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Set_IsEndIter()
- Returns true if the set iterator is at the end of the
iteration
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Set_IsMember()
- Set memberships
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Set_MakeEmpty()
- Create a generic empty set
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Set_MakeFromUnion()
- Given an union node, builds a corresponding set
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Set_MakeSingleton()
- Creates a Singleton
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Set_Make()
- Given a list, builds a corresponding set
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Set_ReleaseSetOfSet()
- Frees a set of sets
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Set_ReleaseSet()
- Frees a set
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Set_RemoveMember()
- Removes the given element from the set, if found
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Set_Set2List()
- Given a set, returns the corresponding list
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Set_Union()
- Set Union
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set_check_frozen()
- This methods checks family counter and returns either a
new instance of self
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set_check_list()
- Fix the internal list if used actually
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set_copy_actual()
- Internal copy constructor
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set_copy()
- Internal copy constructor
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set_create()
- Internal constructor
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set_destroy()
- Internal destructor
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set_pkg_init()
- Initializes the set package
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set_pkg_quit()
- De-Initializes the set package
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set_union_to_set_aux()
- Given a node (possibly a UNION node) returns the
corresponding set
Last updated on 2012/11/18 14h:37