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list
a Scilab object and a list definition function
Calling Sequence
list(a1, ..., an)
Description
Creates a list
with elements
ai
's which are arbitrary Scilab objects
(matrix
,
list
,...). Type of
list
objects is 15. list()
creates the empty list
(0 element).
Operations on lists
- extraction
[x,y,z,...]=L(v)
wherev
is a vector of indices;[x,y,z,...]=L(:)
extracts all the elements.- insertion at index i
L(i)=a
(note that it is not an error to useL(i)=a
withi > 1 + size(L)
but some list entries are then undefined and their extraction gives raise to an error).- append an element in queue
L($+1)=e
.- append an element in head
L(0)=e
.After this operatione
is an index 1, the initial elements being shifted on the right.- deletion
L(i)=null()
removes thei
-th element of the listL
.- concatenation of two lists
L3 = lstcat(L1,L2)
.- number of elements of a list
- iterations with a list
it is possible to use a list
L
with a for loop:for e=L,...,end
is a loop withlength(L)
iterations, the loop variablee
being equal toL(i)
at thei
-th iteration.
Remarks
Scilab provides also other kinds of list, the tlist type (typed list) and the mlist type which are useful to define a new data type with operator overloading facilities (hypermatrices which are multidimensional arrays in Scilab are in fact mlist).
Matlab struct are also available.
Examples
l = list(1,["a" "b"]) // declaration of a basic list with a double & a vector of two strings size(l) // Size is 2 // l(0) - Does not exist! l(1) // Access to the double value l(2) // Access to the vector of strings size(l(2)) // Size is 1,2 l(0) = "foo" // Insert at the beginning of the list // l(0) - still does not exist l(1) // Is "foo" l($+1) = "hello" // Insert at the end l(2) = "toto" // Override my double l(3) = rand(1,2) // Override my vector of string l(3) = null() // Remove the third element lbis = list("gewurtz", "caipirina" ,"debug") // Declare a new list lter = lstcat(l,lbis) // Merge the two list size(lter) - size(lbis) - size(l) // must be zero
See Also
- null — delete an element in a list
- lstcat — list concatenation
- tlist — Scilab object and typed list definition.
- mlist — Scilab object, matrix oriented typed list definition
- insertion — partial variable assignation or modification
- extraction — matrix and list entry extraction
- size — size of objects
- length — length of object
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