Inheritance diagram for rcVectorBase< T, H >:

Public Member Functions
	rcVectorBase (const rcVectorBase< T, H > &other)

	rcVectorBase (rcSizeType count)

	rcVectorBase (rcSizeType count, const T &value)

	rcVectorBase (const T begin, const T end)

bool	reserve (rcSizeType size)

void	assign (rcSizeType count, const T &value)

void	assign (const T begin, const T end)

void	resize (rcSizeType size)

void	resize (rcSizeType size, const T &value)

void	clear ()

void	push_back (const T &value)

void	pop_back ()

rcSizeType	size () const

rcSizeType	capacity () const

bool	empty () const

const T &	operator[] (rcSizeType i) const

T &	operator[] (rcSizeType i)

const T &	front () const

T &	front ()

const T &	back () const

T &	back ()

const T *	data () const

T *	data ()

T *	begin ()

T *	end ()

const T *	begin () const

const T *	end () const

void	swap (rcVectorBase< T, H > &other)

rcVectorBase &	operator= (const rcVectorBase< T, H > &other)

Detailed Description

template<typename T, rcAllocHint H>
class rcVectorBase< T, H >

Variable-sized storage type. Mimics the interface of std::vector<T> with some notable differences:

Uses rcAlloc()/rcFree() to handle storage.
No support for a custom allocator.
Uses signed size instead of size_t to avoid warnings in for loops: "for (int i = 0; i < foo.size(); i++)"
Omits methods of limited utility: insert/erase, (bad performance), at (we don't use exceptions), operator=.
assign() and the pre-sizing constructor follow C++11 semantics – they don't construct a temporary if no value is provided.
push_back() and resize() support adding values from the current vector. Range-based constructors and assign(begin, end) do not.
No specialization for bool.

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