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Gives the final type of this class.

The number of atomic values, Ints, Doubles, Longs etc that specify / construct an element of this immutable flat Array based collection class.

The element String allows the composition of toString for the whole collection. The syntax of the output will be reworked.

Constructs the final type of these IntNSeqLike from an Array[Int]. Mostly you will access this capability from the companion object or the appropriate builder, but it can be useful to access this from the class itself.

Utility method to append element on to an ArrayBuffer[Int]. End users should rarely need to use this method.

maps to a LinePathLike. This map operates on a single LinePathLike its not to be confused with a map on Arr of LinePathLikes.

Checks if 2 values of the specifying sequence are equal.

specifying -sequence fold.

Performs a side effecting function on each element of the specifying sequence in order.

Index with foreach on the data elements. Performs a side effecting function on the index and each element of the data sequence. It takes a function as a parameter. The function may return Unit. If it does return a non Unit value it is discarded. The [U] type parameter is there just to avoid warnings about discarded values and can be ignored by method users. The method has 2 versions / name overloads. The default start for the index is 0 if just the function parameter is passed. The second version name overload takes an Int for the first parameter list, to set the start value of the index. Note the function signature follows the foreach based convention of putting the collection element 2nd or last as seen for example in fold methods' (accumulator, element) => B signature.

Index with foreach on the the specifying sequence elements. Performs a side effecting function on the index and each element of the specifying sequence. It takes a function as a parameter. The function may return Unit. If it does return a non Unit value it is discarded. The [U] type parameter is there just to avoid warnings about discarded values and can be ignored by method users. The method has 2 versions / name overloads. The default start for the index is 0 if just the function parameter is passed. The second version name overload takes an Int for the first parameter list, to set the start value of the index. Note the function signature follows the foreach based convention of putting the collection element 2nd or last as seen for example in fold methods' (accumulator, element) => B signature.

Accesses the specifying sequence element by a 0 based index.

Last element of the specifying sequence.

The number of product elements in this collection. For example in a [[PolygonImp], this is the number of Pt2s in the Polygon

Specialised map to an immutable Arr of B. For Sequ dataMap is the same as map, but for other structures it will be different, for example a PolygonLike will map to another PolygonLike.

Reverses the order of the elements of the specifying sequence.

Performs a side effecting function on each element of the specifying-sequence in reverse order. The function may return Unit. If it does return a non Unit value it is discarded. The [U] type parameter is there just to avoid warnings about discarded values and can be ignored by method users.

FoldLeft over the tail of the specifying sequence.

Foreachs over the tail of the specifying sequence. Performs a side effecting function on each element of the tail of the specifying sequence in order.

Returns a string representation of the object.

The default representation is platform dependent.

String specifying the type of this object.

The backing Array[Int] of this collection class. End users should not normally need to interact with this directly.

The length of the backing Array.

Method for creating a new Array[Int] backed collection class of this collection class's final type.

Sets / mutates an element in the Arr. This method should rarely be needed by end users, but is used by the initialisation and factory methods.

Sets / mutates elements in the Arr. This method should rarely be needed by end users, but is used by the initialisation and factory methods.