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Vector / Dynamic arrays - Functions
Vector Functions
These functions are used to calculate, sort, and manipulate the contents of arrays. The individual elements of dynamic arrays (such as the dynamic variable array) are accessed using the format array[i]. The lowest index value is one.
makeDynULong()
Returns a dynamic field of natural integers (64 bit).

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      These functions are used to calculate, sort, and manipulate the contents of arrays. The individual elements of dynamic arrays (such as the dynamic variable array) are accessed using the format array[i]. The lowest index value is one.
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        Appends y to the field x.
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        The functions is comparable to the function dynAppend() but will not change the source variable that is appended.
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        Returns the average of the elements of the dynamic field x.
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        Returns the index of the first occurrence of y in the dynamic field x
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        Returns the number of elements with the same pattern in the array.
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        The function is comparable to dynInsertAt() but will not change the source variable that is inserted.
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        Returns a DynVar with each values from value, which occurs in key.
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        Outputs the largest field element.
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        Returns the number of elements of the dynamic field.
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        Outputs the smallest field element.
      - dynRemove()
        Removes an element from a dyn variable.
      - dynPatternMatch()
        Checks whether particular strings in a dynamic field have a specific pattern.
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        Sorts a dynamic variable field in ascending or descending order.
      - dynDynSort()
        Sorts a dynamic variable field of dyns in ascending or descending order according to a specific column.
      - dynSum()
        Adds field elements.
      - dynSortAsc()
        Sorts a field in ascending order.
      - dynUnique()
        Reduces field elements to unique elements and outputs their number.
      - getDynAnytype(), getDynBit32(), getDynBit64(), getDynBool(), getDynChar(), getDynFloat(), getDynInt(), getDynLong(), getDynString(), getDynTime(), getDynUInt(), getDynULong(), getDynATime()
        The functions return the content of a dyn-dyn variable column.
      - makeDynAnytype()
        The function returns an dyn_anytype with n (n = the number of defined elements) elements.
      - makeDynATime()
        Returns a dynamic field of alert times.
      - makeDynBit32()
        Returns a dynamic field of 32 bit streams.
      - makeDynBit64()
        Returns a dynamic field of 64 bit streams.
      - makeDynBool()
        Returns a dynamic field of bits.
      - makeDynChar()
        Returns a dynamic field of characters.
      - makeDynFloat()
        Returns a dynamic field of floating-point numbers.
      - makeDynInt()
        Returns a dynamic field of integers.
      - makeDynString()
        Returns a dynamic field of strings.
      - makeDynTime()
        Returns a dynamic array of internal times.
      - makeDynULong()
        Returns a dynamic field of natural integers (64 bit).
      - makeDynUInt()
        Returns a dynamic array of natural numbers.
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makeDynULong()

Returns a dynamic field of natural integers (64 bit).

Synopsis

dyn_ulong makeDynULong([ulong x1, ulong x2 ...]);

Parameters


Parameter	Description
x1, x2, ...	Individual elements

Return value

In the event of an error, the function returns an empty field.

Description

Returns a dynamic field of natural integers (64 bit) with the elements x1, x2 and so on.

Example

main()
{
  dyn_ulong d;
  d = makeDynULong(0,123456,4294967295u);
  DebugN(d);
}

Assignment

Dynamic arrays

Availability

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