Set {container} | R Documentation |
Set Class
Description
The Set is considered and implemented as a specialized
Container, that is, elements are always unique in the Container and
it provides typical set operations such as union
and intersect
.
For the standard S3 interface, see setnew()
.
Super classes
container::Iterable
-> container::Container
-> Set
Methods
Public methods
Inherited methods
container::Iterable$iter()
container::Container$at()
container::Container$at2()
container::Container$clear()
container::Container$count()
container::Container$delete()
container::Container$delete_at()
container::Container$discard()
container::Container$discard_at()
container::Container$empty()
container::Container$get_compare_fun()
container::Container$has()
container::Container$has_name()
container::Container$is_empty()
container::Container$length()
container::Container$names()
container::Container$peek_at()
container::Container$peek_at2()
container::Container$pop()
container::Container$print()
container::Container$remove()
container::Container$rename()
container::Container$replace()
container::Container$replace_at()
container::Container$size()
container::Container$type()
container::Container$update()
Method new()
Set
constructor
Usage
Set$new(...)
Arguments
...
initial elements put into the
Set
Returns
returns the Set
object
Method add()
Add element
Usage
Set$add(value, name = NULL)
Arguments
value
value of
ANY
type to be added to theSet
.name
character
optional name attribute of the value.
Returns
the Set
object.
Method diff()
Set
difference
Usage
Set$diff(s)
Arguments
s
Set
object to 'subtract'
Returns
the Set
object updated as a result of the set difference
between this and s.
Method intersect()
Set
intersection
Usage
Set$intersect(s)
Arguments
s
Set
object to 'intersect'
Returns
the Set
object as a result of the intersection of this and s.
Method union()
Set
union
Usage
Set$union(s)
Arguments
s
Set
object to be 'unified'
Returns
the Set
object as a result of the union of this and s.
Method is_equal()
Set
equality
Usage
Set$is_equal(s)
Arguments
s
Set
object to compare against
Returns
TRUE
if this is equal to s
, otherwise FALSE
Method is_subset()
Set
proper subset
Usage
Set$is_subset(s)
Arguments
s
Set
object to compare against
Returns
TRUE
if this is subset of s
, otherwise FALSE
Method is_proper_subset()
Set
subset
Usage
Set$is_proper_subset(s)
Arguments
s
Set
object to compare against
Returns
TRUE
if this is proper subset of s
, otherwise FALSE
Method values()
Get Set
values
Usage
Set$values()
Returns
elements of the set as a base list
Method clone()
The objects of this class are cloneable with this method.
Usage
Set$clone(deep = FALSE)
Arguments
deep
Whether to make a deep clone.
See Also
Examples
s1 = Set$new(1, 2)
s1
s1$add(1)
s1$add(3)
s2 = Set$new(3, 4, 5)
s1$union(s2)
s1
s1 = Set$new(1, 2, 3)
s1$intersect(s2)
s1
s1$diff(s2)
s1$diff(s1)
s1