C# Class SIL.FieldWorks.Common.Framework.DetailControls.ObjSeqHashMap

An object sequence hash map represents a mapping from sequences of objects to sequences of objects. The key may be anything that implements IList. The value is also a list. It is expected that very commonly only one value will be stored for a given key. The implementation is optimized for this by storing the object directly rather than a sequence holding the one object. Two objects are typically stored as an array, three or more as an ArrayList. (This means lists of lists don't work.)

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Public Methods

Method	Description
Add ( IList keyList, Slice obj ) : void	Add the item to the list associated with this key.
ClearUnwantedPart ( bool differentObject ) : void
GetSliceToReuse ( string className ) : Slice
ObjSeqHashMap ( ) : System
Remove ( IList keyList, Slice obj ) : void	Remove the argument object from the indicated collection. Currently it is not considered an error if the object is not found, just nothing happens.
this ( IList keyList ) : IList

Private Methods

Method	Description
Report ( ) : void	Debugging code for investigating slice reuse bugs.

Method Details

Add() public method

Add the item to the list associated with this key.

public Add ( IList keyList, Slice obj ) : void
keyList	IList
obj	Slice
return	void

ClearUnwantedPart() public method

public ClearUnwantedPart ( bool differentObject ) : void
differentObject	bool
return	void

GetSliceToReuse() public method

public GetSliceToReuse ( string className ) : Slice
className	string
return	Slice

ObjSeqHashMap() public method

public ObjSeqHashMap ( ) : System
return	System

Remove() public method

Remove the argument object from the indicated collection. Currently it is not considered an error if the object is not found, just nothing happens.

public Remove ( IList keyList, Slice obj ) : void
keyList	IList
obj	Slice
return	void

this() public method

public this ( IList keyList ) : IList
keyList	IList
return	IList