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// Get the value at the given index

void * GetAt (int nIndex)

// Set the value at the given index

void SetAt (int nIndex, void *pElement)

// Resize the array. Note that any objects that fall of the end of the

// array are the programmer’s responsibility

void SetSize (int iNewSize, int iGrowBy=-1)

// Add an item to the end of an array

int Append (const CPArray &array)

// Copy the array

void Copy (const CPArray &array)

// Free unused memory above the current upper bound.

void FreeExtra ()

// Set the array to the given index. If the index is out of the bounds

// of the array, grow the array to include this index

void SetAtGrow (int nIndex, void *pElement)

// Insert element nCount times at the specified index

void InsertAt (int nIndex, void *pElement, int nCount=1)

// Insert elements from another CPArray starting from the given index

void InsertAt (int nIndex, CPArray *array)

// Removes nCount elements starting at specified index

void RemoveAt (int nIndex, int nCount=1)

// Add an element to the end of the CPArray

void Add (void *pElement)

// Removes all objects from the CPArray. The removed objects are not

// deleted

void RemoveAll ()

The GetAt() method is memory safe, and will return NULL if the index is outside the

array. Likewise, SetAtGrow() will resize the array if it is too small. CPArray does not

manage the memory of the objects. It only manages the memory of the array structure. It

is your responsibility to delete all objects from memory.

CPList

The CPList is a singly linked circular list of void*. CPList has several member functions

that allow for navigation through the list, as well as retrieving items from the list. The

following is a list of all public functions and a brief description of what they do (Note:

ent is typedef’d to void*):

/// Returns the object pointer at the begining (head) of the list

ent Head();

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