ArrayDouble.java.diff

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<   /**
<    * Default constructor.<br>
<    * <br>
<    * @param aDefaultValue Default value of an array element.  This value<br>
<    * is used to initialize array elements as the size of the array is<br>
<    * changed.<br>
<    * @param aSize Initial size of the array.  The array elements are<br>
<    * initialized to aDefaultValue.<br>
<    * @param aCapacity Initial capacity of the array.  The initial capacity<br>
<    * is guaranteed to be at least as large as aSize + 1.
<    */
<   public ArrayDouble(double aDefaultValue, int aSize, int aCapacity) {
<     this(opensimCommonJNI.new_ArrayDouble__SWIG_0(aDefaultValue, aSize, aCapacity), true);
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>   public ArrayDouble(double defaultValue, int size, int capacity) {
>     this(opensimCommonJNI.new_ArrayDouble__SWIG_0(defaultValue, size, capacity), true);
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<   /**
<    * Default constructor.<br>
<    * <br>
<    * @param aDefaultValue Default value of an array element.  This value<br>
<    * is used to initialize array elements as the size of the array is<br>
<    * changed.<br>
<    * @param aSize Initial size of the array.  The array elements are<br>
<    * initialized to aDefaultValue.<br>
<    * 
<    */
<   public ArrayDouble(double aDefaultValue, int aSize) {
<     this(opensimCommonJNI.new_ArrayDouble__SWIG_1(aDefaultValue, aSize), true);
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>   public ArrayDouble(double defaultValue, int size) {
>     this(opensimCommonJNI.new_ArrayDouble__SWIG_1(defaultValue, size), true);
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<   /**
<    * Default constructor.<br>
<    * <br>
<    * @param aDefaultValue Default value of an array element.  This value<br>
<    * is used to initialize array elements as the size of the array is<br>
<    * changed.<br>
<    * <br>
<    * 
<    */
<   public ArrayDouble(double aDefaultValue) {
<     this(opensimCommonJNI.new_ArrayDouble__SWIG_2(aDefaultValue), true);
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>   public ArrayDouble(double defaultValue) {
>     this(opensimCommonJNI.new_ArrayDouble__SWIG_2(defaultValue), true);
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<   /**
<    * Default constructor.<br>
<    * <br>
<    * <br>
<    * <br>
<    * 
<    */
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<   /**
<    * Copy constructor.<br>
<    * <br>
<    * @param aArray Array to be copied.
<    */
<   public ArrayDouble(ArrayDouble aArray) {
<     this(opensimCommonJNI.new_ArrayDouble__SWIG_4(ArrayDouble.getCPtr(aArray), aArray), true);
<   }
< 
<   public boolean arrayEquals(ArrayDouble aArray) {
<     return opensimCommonJNI.ArrayDouble_arrayEquals(swigCPtr, this, ArrayDouble.getCPtr(aArray), aArray);
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>   public boolean arrayEquals(ArrayDouble other) {
>     return opensimCommonJNI.ArrayDouble_arrayEquals(swigCPtr, this, ArrayDouble.getCPtr(other), other);
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<    * @param aFindFirst If true, find the first element that satisfies<br>
<    * the search.  If false, the index of any element that satisfies the<br>
<    * search can be returned- which index will be returned depends on the<br>
<    * length of the array and is therefore somewhat arbitrary. By default,<br>
<    * this flag is false.<br>
---
>    * @param aFindFirst DEPRECATED: this is now ALWAYS `true` - regardless of<br>
>    * what you are calling it with. This makes the behavior predictable on all<br>
>    * platforms.<br>
>    * <br>
>    * OLD BEHAVIOR: If true, find the first element that satisfies the search.<br>
>    * OLD BEHAVIOR: If false, the index of any element that satisfies the<br>
>    * search can be returned. Which index will be returned depends on the<br>
>    * length of the array and is therefore somewhat arbitrary.<br>
>    * OLD BEHAVIOR: By default, this flag is false (now: it is always true)<br>
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<    * than or equal to aValue.  If there is more than one such elements with the<br>
<    * same value and aFindFirst is set to true, the index of the first of<br>
<    * these elements is returned.  If an error is encountered (e.g., the array<br>
<    * is empty), or the array contains no element that is less than or equal<br>
<    * to aValue, -1 is returned.
---
>    * than or equal to aValue. If an error is encountered (e.g., the array<br>
>    * is empty), or if the array contains no element that is less than or<br>
>    * equal to aValue, -1 is returned.
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<    * @param aFindFirst If true, find the first element that satisfies<br>
<    * the search.  If false, the index of any element that satisfies the<br>
<    * search can be returned- which index will be returned depends on the<br>
<    * length of the array and is therefore somewhat arbitrary. By default,<br>
<    * this flag is false.<br>
---
>    * @param aFindFirst DEPRECATED: this is now ALWAYS `true` - regardless of<br>
>    * what you are calling it with. This makes the behavior predictable on all<br>
>    * platforms.<br>
>    * <br>
>    * OLD BEHAVIOR: If true, find the first element that satisfies the search.<br>
>    * OLD BEHAVIOR: If false, the index of any element that satisfies the<br>
>    * search can be returned. Which index will be returned depends on the<br>
>    * length of the array and is therefore somewhat arbitrary.<br>
>    * OLD BEHAVIOR: By default, this flag is false (now: it is always true)<br>
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<    * than or equal to aValue.  If there is more than one such elements with the<br>
<    * same value and aFindFirst is set to true, the index of the first of<br>
<    * these elements is returned.  If an error is encountered (e.g., the array<br>
<    * is empty), or the array contains no element that is less than or equal<br>
<    * to aValue, -1 is returned.
---
>    * than or equal to aValue. If an error is encountered (e.g., the array<br>
>    * is empty), or if the array contains no element that is less than or<br>
>    * equal to aValue, -1 is returned.
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<    * @param aFindFirst If true, find the first element that satisfies<br>
<    * the search.  If false, the index of any element that satisfies the<br>
<    * search can be returned- which index will be returned depends on the<br>
<    * length of the array and is therefore somewhat arbitrary. By default,<br>
<    * this flag is false.<br>
---
>    * @param aFindFirst DEPRECATED: this is now ALWAYS `true` - regardless of<br>
>    * what you are calling it with. This makes the behavior predictable on all<br>
>    * platforms.<br>
>    * <br>
>    * OLD BEHAVIOR: If true, find the first element that satisfies the search.<br>
>    * OLD BEHAVIOR: If false, the index of any element that satisfies the<br>
>    * search can be returned. Which index will be returned depends on the<br>
>    * length of the array and is therefore somewhat arbitrary.<br>
>    * OLD BEHAVIOR: By default, this flag is false (now: it is always true)<br>
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<    * than or equal to aValue.  If there is more than one such elements with the<br>
<    * same value and aFindFirst is set to true, the index of the first of<br>
<    * these elements is returned.  If an error is encountered (e.g., the array<br>
<    * is empty), or the array contains no element that is less than or equal<br>
<    * to aValue, -1 is returned.
---
>    * than or equal to aValue. If an error is encountered (e.g., the array<br>
>    * is empty), or if the array contains no element that is less than or<br>
>    * equal to aValue, -1 is returned.
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>    * OLD BEHAVIOR: If true, find the first element that satisfies the search.<br>
>    * OLD BEHAVIOR: If false, the index of any element that satisfies the<br>
>    * search can be returned. Which index will be returned depends on the<br>
>    * length of the array and is therefore somewhat arbitrary.<br>
>    * OLD BEHAVIOR: By default, this flag is false (now: it is always true)<br>
>    * <br>
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<    * than or equal to aValue.  If there is more than one such elements with the<br>
<    * same value and aFindFirst is set to true, the index of the first of<br>
<    * these elements is returned.  If an error is encountered (e.g., the array<br>
<    * is empty), or the array contains no element that is less than or equal<br>
<    * to aValue, -1 is returned.
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>    * than or equal to aValue. If an error is encountered (e.g., the array<br>
>    * is empty), or if the array contains no element that is less than or<br>
>    * equal to aValue, -1 is returned.