Struct CircularBuffer Extends System::Collections::Generic::IReadOnlyList<T>, IReadOnlyCollection<T>

void AddRange (

List<T>

items

)

Appends a list of items to the end of the buffer.

CircularBuffer (

int

initialCapacity

)

Create a new buffer with the given capacity.

CircularBuffer (

T[]

backingArray

)

Create a new buffer using the given array as an internal store.

This will take ownership of the given array.

void Clear ()

Resets the buffer's length to zero.

Does not clear the current allocation

CircularBuffer<T> Clone ()

T GetAbsolute (

int

index

)

Indexes the buffer using absolute indices.

When pushing to and popping from the buffer, the absolute indices do not change. So e.g. after doing PushStart(x) on an empty buffer, GetAbsolute(-1) will get the newly pushed element.

T GetBoundaryValue (

bool

start

)

Return either the first element or the last element.

IEnumerator<T> GetEnumerator ()

IEnumerator IEnumerable. GetEnumerator ()

void Grow ()

void InsertAbsolute (

int	index
T	item

)

Inserts an item at the given absolute index.

void MoveAbsolute (

int	startIndex
int	endIndex
int	deltaIndex

)

void Pool ()

Release the backing array of this buffer back into an array pool.

T Pop (

bool

fromStart

)

Pops either from the start or from the end of the buffer.

T PopEnd ()

Removes and returns the last element.

T PopStart ()

Removes and returns the first element.

void Push (

bool	toStart
T	item

)

Pushes a new item to the start or the end of the buffer.

void PushEnd (

T

item

)

Pushes a new item to the end of the buffer.

void PushStart (

T

item

)

Pushes a new item to the start of the buffer.

void Splice (

int	startIndex
int	toRemove
List<T>	toInsert

)

Removes toRemove items from the buffer, starting at startIndex, and then inserts the toInsert items at startIndex.

void SpliceAbsolute (

int	startIndex
int	toRemove
List<T>	toInsert

)

Like Splice, but startIndex is an absolute index.

void SpliceUninitialized (

int	startIndex
int	toRemove
int	toInsert

)

Like Splice, but the newly inserted items are left in an uninitialized state.

void SpliceUninitializedAbsolute (

int	startIndex
int	toRemove
int	toInsert

)

Like SpliceUninitialized, but startIndex is an absolute index.

int AbsoluteEndIndex

Absolute index of the last item in the buffer, may be negative or greater than Length.

int AbsoluteStartIndex

Absolute index of the first item in the buffer, may be negative or greater than Length.

int IReadOnlyCollection<T >. Count

ref T First

First item in the buffer, throws if the buffer is empty.

ref T Last

Last item in the buffer, throws if the buffer is empty.

int Length

Number of items in the buffer.

int length

T this[int index]

Indexes the buffer, with index 0 being the first element.

T[] data

int head