Import std.collections.trie
Trie
class
@DebugEntries Public Class Trie<V> Implements Iterable<(String, V)>, Cloneable, Defaultable
A Map from Strings that finds the keys that start with a prefix.
Examples
Local words = Trie<Int>()
words.Add("car", 1)
words.Add("cart", 2)
words.Add("dog", 3)
Expect(words.KeysWithPrefix("car") == ["car", "cart"])
Expect(words.LongestPrefixOf("carton") == "cart")
Expect(words.HasPrefix("do") && !words.HasPrefix("x"))std/collections/trie.fb, line 59
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A new, empty Trie.
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How many entries it holds.
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Adds an entry, or gives an existing
keyits new value. -
The
key's value, or Null when it isn't there. -
The
key's value, orfallbackwhen it isn't there. -
The key's value. A key that isn't there panics.
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Gives the key a value, adding it when it isn't there.
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Whether
keyhas an entry. -
Removes the
key's entry, and tells whether there was one. -
Takes every entry out.
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Whether a key starts with
prefix, as every key starts with "", so an empty Trie has none. Every node but the root is on the way to a key, since Remove takes out what only its key needed. -
The keys that start with
prefix, in order, in a new array. -
The longest key that
textstarts with, or Null when none does. -
The keys, in order.
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The values, in their keys' order.
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A new, empty Trie.
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A new Trie with the same entries.
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Each key and its value, in order, for 'For key, value In trie'. Giving a key a new value while going over them is fine, but adding or removing one panics.
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