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Class StringMatrix

Two-dimensional string array.

Syntax

Constructors

StringMatrix()

Initializes a new instance of the StringMatrix class.

Declaration
StringMatrix

Methods

addCell(String)

Adds a cell to the current row.

Declaration
Void addCell(String value)
Parameters
Type Name Description
String value

The value to store in the cell.

Returns
Type Description
Void

addRow()

Adds a row to the matrix.

Declaration
Void addRow()
Returns
Type Description
Void

clear()

Clears the whole matrix.

Declaration
Void clear()
Returns
Type Description
Void

deleteRow(Integer)

Deletes a row from the matrix.

Declaration
Void deleteRow(Integer row)
Parameters
Type Name Description
Integer row

The zero-based index of the row to delete.

Returns
Type Description
Void

getCell(Integer,Integer)

Returns the value for a given cell.

Declaration
String getCell(Integer row, Integer column)
Parameters
Type Name Description
Integer row

The zero-based index of the row.

Integer column

The zero-based index of the column.

Returns
Type Description
String

The value of the cell at the specified position.

getNumColumns(Integer)

Returns number of columns in a given row

Declaration
Integer getNumColumns(Integer row)
Parameters
Type Name Description
Integer row

The row to count the cells in.

Returns
Type Description
Integer

The numbers of columns (cells) in the given row.

getNumRows()

Returns the number of rows in the matrix.

Declaration
Integer getNumRows()
Returns
Type Description
Integer

The number of rows in the matrix.

setCell(Integer,Integer,String)

Sets the value of the specified cell.

Declaration
Vodi setCell(Integer row, Integer column, String value)
Parameters
Type Name Description
Integer row

The row

Integer column

The column

String value

The value to set in the specified cell.

Returns
Type Description
Void
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