Results for “Std.MultiKeyMap.MultiKeyMap”

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• Std.MultiKeyMap.MultiKeyMap

  A map keyed by two things, which can also be asked about either one alone.

  type · Std.MultiKeyMap
• Std.MultiKeyMap.containsFirst&Std.MultiKeyMap.MultiKeyMap[A, B, V] -> A -> Bool

  Whether any entry's key begins with this first part.

  fn · Std.MultiKeyMap
• Std.MultiKeyMap.containsKey&Std.MultiKeyMap.MultiKeyMap[A, B, V] -> A -> B -> Bool

  Whether both parts of a key name an entry.

  fn · Std.MultiKeyMap
• Std.MultiKeyMap.containsSecond&Std.MultiKeyMap.MultiKeyMap[A, B, V] -> B -> Bool

  Whether any entry's key ends with this second part.

  fn · Std.MultiKeyMap
• Std.MultiKeyMap.emptyStd.MultiKeyMap.MultiKeyMap[A, B, V]

  A map with no entries.

  fn · Std.MultiKeyMap
• Std.MultiKeyMap.entries&Std.MultiKeyMap.MultiKeyMap[A, B, V] -> Array[(A, B, V)]

  Every entry as its two key parts and its value, in key order.

  fn · Std.MultiKeyMap
• Std.MultiKeyMap.firsts&Std.MultiKeyMap.MultiKeyMap[A, B, V] -> Array[A]

  Every distinct first part, in order.

  fn · Std.MultiKeyMap
• Std.MultiKeyMap.firstsFor&Std.MultiKeyMap.MultiKeyMap[A, B, V] -> B -> Array[A]

  Every first part paired with a given second part.

  fn · Std.MultiKeyMap
• Std.MultiKeyMap.fold&Std.MultiKeyMap.MultiKeyMap[A, B, V] -> fn(R, A, B, V) -> R -> R -> R

  Every entry combined into one value, in key order.

  fn · Std.MultiKeyMap
• Std.MultiKeyMap.fromEntries&Array[(A, B, V)] -> Std.MultiKeyMap.MultiKeyMap[A, B, V]

  A map built from triples of first part, second part, and value.

  fn · Std.MultiKeyMap
• Std.MultiKeyMap.get&Std.MultiKeyMap.MultiKeyMap[A, B, V] -> A -> B -> Option[V]

  The value under both parts of a key, or None.

  fn · Std.MultiKeyMap
• Std.MultiKeyMap.getOr&Std.MultiKeyMap.MultiKeyMap[A, B, V] -> A -> B -> V -> V

  The value under both parts of a key, or a fallback.

  fn · Std.MultiKeyMap
• Std.MultiKeyMap.insert&Std.MultiKeyMap.MultiKeyMap[A, B, V] -> A -> B -> V -> Std.MultiKeyMap.MultiKeyMap[A, B, V]

  The map with an entry added or replaced.

  fn · Std.MultiKeyMap
• Std.MultiKeyMap.isEmpty&Std.MultiKeyMap.MultiKeyMap[A, B, V] -> Bool

  Whether the map holds nothing.

  fn · Std.MultiKeyMap
• Std.MultiKeyMap.remove&Std.MultiKeyMap.MultiKeyMap[A, B, V] -> A -> B -> Std.MultiKeyMap.MultiKeyMap[A, B, V]

  The map with an entry removed, or unchanged when there is none.

  fn · Std.MultiKeyMap
• Std.MultiKeyMap.removeFirst&Std.MultiKeyMap.MultiKeyMap[A, B, V] -> A -> Std.MultiKeyMap.MultiKeyMap[A, B, V]

  The map with every entry whose key begins with this first part removed.

  fn · Std.MultiKeyMap
• Std.MultiKeyMap.removeSecond&Std.MultiKeyMap.MultiKeyMap[A, B, V] -> B -> Std.MultiKeyMap.MultiKeyMap[A, B, V]

  The map with every entry whose key ends with this second part removed.

  fn · Std.MultiKeyMap
• Std.MultiKeyMap.seconds&Std.MultiKeyMap.MultiKeyMap[A, B, V] -> Array[B]

  Every distinct second part, in order.

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• Std.MultiKeyMap.secondsFor&Std.MultiKeyMap.MultiKeyMap[A, B, V] -> A -> Array[B]

  Every second part paired with a given first part.

  fn · Std.MultiKeyMap
• Std.MultiKeyMap.size&Std.MultiKeyMap.MultiKeyMap[A, B, V] -> Int

  How many entries the map holds.

  fn · Std.MultiKeyMap
• Std.MultiKeyMap.toMap&Std.MultiKeyMap.MultiKeyMap[A, B, V] -> Map[(A, B), V]

  The entries as an ordinary map keyed by the pair, losing the indexes.

  fn · Std.MultiKeyMap
• Std.MultiKeyMap.values&Std.MultiKeyMap.MultiKeyMap[A, B, V] -> Array[V]

  Every value, in key order.

  fn · Std.MultiKeyMap
• Std.MultiKeyMap.withFirst&Std.MultiKeyMap.MultiKeyMap[A, B, V] -> A -> Array[(B, V)]

  Every entry whose key begins with this first part.

  fn · Std.MultiKeyMap
• Std.MultiKeyMap.withSecond&Std.MultiKeyMap.MultiKeyMap[A, B, V] -> B -> Array[(A, V)]

  Every entry whose key ends with this second part.

  fn · Std.MultiKeyMap