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csUtil
) The utility library consists of many smaller modules that are too small to live as a separate library. The biggest part of it is the SCF library. See section 6.4 Shared Class Facility (SCF).
Then there are a series of classes implementing arrays of some sort. There are currently six types of arrays in CS. All are templated and type-safe. See later sections for additional information.
csArray<T>
,
csGrowingArray<T>
csRefArray<T>
csRefArrayObject<T>
csPArray<T>
,
csPDelArray<T>
Also in csutil are the `.cfg' file reader and the random number generator.
The other classes might or might not be useful, so if you need some very common functionality in your application, you should look in the API reference to see if it is already implemented. The usage of these classes will not be explained further, as most functions are self-explanatory. The comments in the API reference and the header files should also help.
Exceptions should be made here for the csObject
class and for typed
vectors. They will be explained in the next sections.
6.3.1 csObject
6.3.2 Typed Arrays
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