ScopeListclass | query.t[906] |
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The ScopeList isn't a true Collection object, but it mimics one by providing most of the standard methods. You can use length() and the [] operator to scan the list, perform a foreach or for..in loop with a ScopeList to iterate over the items in scope, you can use find() to check if a given object is in scope, and you can use subset() to get a list of in-scope objects satisfying some condition.
class
ScopeList : object
add
addAll
addOnly
addSelfIlluminatingWithin
addWithin
close
createIterator
createLiveIterator
find
length
subset
toList
status_ | query.t[1028] |
nil (unset) - the object has never been visited
1 - we've added the object only, not its contents
2 - we've added the object and its contents
vec_ | query.t[1016] |
add (obj) | query.t[910] |
addAll (lst) | query.t[940] |
addOnly (obj) | query.t[968] |
addSelfIlluminatingWithin (obj) | query.t[958] |
addWithin (obj) | query.t[950] |
close ( ) | query.t[988] |
createIterator ( ) | query.t[1010] |
createLiveIterator ( ) | query.t[1013] |
find (obj) | query.t[1001] |
length ( ) | query.t[995] |
subset (func) | query.t[1004] |
toList ( ) | query.t[1007] |