| ArrayStack | Creates a stack structure. A stack is a LIFO (last in, first out)
vector (array) of items. It has O(1) insertion and O(1) removal.
Stacks have two operations: Push (adding an item) and Pop (removes
items in reverse-push order).
The contents of the stack are uniform; i.e. storing a string and then
retrieving it as an integer is NOT the same as StringToInt()!
The "blocksize" determines how many cells each slot has; it cannot
be changed after creation. |
| Clear | Clears a stack of all entries. |
| Clone | Clones an stack, returning a new handle with the same size and data.
This should NOT be confused with CloneHandle. This is a completely new
handle with the same data but no relation to the original. It should
closed when no longer needed. |
| Pop | Pops a cell value from a stack. |
| PopArray | Pops an array of cells from a stack. |
| PopString | Pops a string value from a stack. |
| Push | Pushes a value onto the end of the stack, adding a new index.
This may safely be used even if the stack has a blocksize
greater than 1. |
| PushArray | Pushes a copy of an array of cells onto the end of a stack. The cells
are pushed as a block (i.e. the entire array takes up one stack slot),
rather than pushing each cell individually. |
| PushString | Pushes a copy of a string onto the end of a stack, truncating it if it
is too big. |
| Top | Reads a cell value from a stack without removing it. |
| TopArray | Reads an array of cells from a stack without removing it. |
| TopString | Reads a string value from a stack without removing it. |