The Vector class

(PECL pht >= 0.0.1)

Introduction

The pht\Vector class is one of the Inter-Thread Communication (ITC) data structures exposed by pht. It can be safely passed around between threads, and manipulated by multiple threads using the mutex locks that have been packed in with the data structure. It is reference-counted across threads, and so is does not need to be explicitly destroyed.

The pht\Vector class enables for array access upon its objects (along with the isset() and unset() functions). The ArrayAccess interface is not explicitly implemented, however, because it is only needed for such abilities by userland classes.

Class synopsis

class pht\Vector implements pht\Threaded {

/* Methods */

public __construct(int $size = 0, mixed $value = 0): Vector

public deleteAt(int $offset): void

public insertAt(mixed $value, int $offset): void

public lock(): void

public pop(): mixed

public push(mixed $value): void

public resize(int $size, mixed $value = 0): void

public shift(): mixed

public size(): int

public unlock(): void

public unshift(mixed $value): void

public updateAt(mixed $value, int $offset): void

}

pht\Vector::__construct — Vector creation
pht\Vector::deleteAt — Deletes a value in the vector
pht\Vector::insertAt — Inserts a value into the vector
pht\Vector::lock — Acquires the vector's mutex lock
pht\Vector::pop — Pops a value to the vector
pht\Vector::push — Pushes a value to the vector
pht\Vector::resize — Resizes a vector
pht\Vector::shift — Shifts a value from the vector
pht\Vector::size — Gets the size of the vector
pht\Vector::unlock — Releases the vector's mutex lock
pht\Vector::unshift — Unshifts a value to the vector front
pht\Vector::updateAt — Updates a value in the vector

The Vector class

Introduction

Class synopsis

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