LGSPMatchesListMatch, MatchInterface Methods

adds a match object to the end of the list; only applicable if this is the match of an iteration, not an action

remove all filled and committed elements from the list

Clone the matches

Clones the matches.

For filtering with the auto-supplied filter keepFirst

For filtering with the auto-supplied filter keepFirstFraction

For filtering with the auto-supplied filter keepLast

For filtering with the auto-supplied filter keepLastFraction

For filtering with the auto-supplied filter removeFirst

For filtering with the auto-supplied filter removeFirstFraction

For filtering with the auto-supplied filter removeLast

For filtering with the auto-supplied filter removeLastFraction

For filtering with the auto-supplied filter keepFirst

For filtering with the auto-supplied filter keepFirstFraction

For filtering with the auto-supplied filter keepLast

For filtering with the auto-supplied filter keepLastFraction

For filtering with the auto-supplied filter removeFirst

For filtering with the auto-supplied filter removeFirstFraction

For filtering with the auto-supplied filter removeLast

For filtering with the auto-supplied filter removeLastFraction

Reincludes the array handed out with ToList, REPLACING the current matches with the ones from the list. The list might have been reordered, matches might have been removed, or even added. Elements which were null-ed count as deleted; this gives an O(1) mechanism to remove from the array.

Reincludes the array handed out with ToListExact, REPLACING the current matches with the ones from the list. The list might have been reordered, matches might have been removed, or even added. Elements which were null-ed count as deleted; this gives an O(1) mechanism to remove from the array.

Returns an enumerator over all found matches with inexact match interface type.

Returns an enumerator over all found matches with exact match interface type

Returns the match with the given index. Invalid indices cause an exception. This may be slow. If you want to iterate over the elements the Matches IEnumerable should be used.

Returns the match of exact type with the given index. Invalid indices cause an exception. This may be slow. If you want to iterate over the elements the MatchesExact IEnumerable should be used.

returns an empty match object from the matches list to be filled by the matching action with the found nodes, edges and subpatterns. unless PositionWasFilledFixIt is called you always get the same element

the match object returned by GetNextUnfilledPosition was filled, now fix it within the list, so that the next call to GetNextUnfilledPosition returns a new element

removes the first match object from the the list

Removes the match at the given index and returns it.

Removes the match of exact type at the given index and returns it.

Returns the content of the current matches list in form of an array which can be efficiently indexed and reordered. The array is destroyed when this method is called again, the content is destroyed when the rule is matched again (there is only one array existing).

Returns a copy of the content of the current matches list in form of an array. Attention: matches may get stale when the rule is matched again. This is only a convenience helper method, unrelated to ToList, and its pairing with FromList, as well as ToListExact, and its pairing with FromListExact.

Returns the content of the current matches list in form of an array which can be efficiently indexed and reordered. The array is destroyed when this method is called again, the content is destroyed when the rule is matched again (there is only one array existing).