Sets

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1. Sets
   1. set.toString() -> String
   2. set.toBool() -> Boolean
   3. set.len() -> Number
   4. set.add(value)
   5. set.contains(value) -> Boolean
   6. set.containsAll(value) -> Boolean
   7. set.remove(value)

Sets

Sets are an unordered collection of unique hashable values. Set values must be of type string, number, boolean or nil.

var mySet = set("test", 10);
print(mySet); // {10, "test"}

set.toString() -> String

Converts a given set to a string.

var set_a = set();

set_a.add("one");
set_a.add("two");

var set_b = set();
set_b.add(1);
set_b.add(2);

set_a.toString(); // '{"two", "one"}');
set_b.toString(); // '{2, 1}'

set.toBool() -> Boolean

Converts a set to a boolean. A set is a “truthy” value when it has a length greater than 0.

var x = set();

x.toBool(); // false
x.add("test");
x.toBool(); // true

set.len() -> Number

Returns the length of the given set.

var mySet = set();
mySet.add("Dictu!");
mySet.len(); // 1

set.add(value)

Adding to sets is just a case of passing a value to .add()

var mySet = set();
mySet.add("Dictu!");

set.contains(value) -> Boolean

To check if a set contains a value use .contains()

var mySet = set();
mySet.add("Dictu!");
print(mySet.contains("Dictu!")); // true
print(mySet.contains("Other!")); // false

set.containsAll(value) -> Boolean

To check if a set contains all elements in a given list use .containsAll()

var mySet = set("one",1,2,3);;
print(mySet.containsAll(["one",1])); // true
print(mySet.containsAll([1,2,3])); // true
print(mySet.containsAll(["one",1,2,3,"x"])); // false

set.remove(value)

To remove a value from a set use .remove().

Note: If you try to remove a value that does not exist a runtime error is raised, use together with .contains().

var mySet = set();
mySet.add("Dictu!");
mySet.remove("Dictu!");