RpgMap implements a versatile in-memory ordered key/value store, like a Java TreeMap or a Python dict, for use with the RPG programming language
RpgMap is MIT Licensed. You may use, distribute and copy it under the license terms.
File RPGMAPRBTC.C (RedBlackTree implementation) was originally developed by Emin Martinian.
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v1.2.1 (march 2019)
- Dir Source renamed to src. Misc. changes.
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v1.2.0 (july 2018)
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New procedures:
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Fixed bug "obj already contained" in
rm_ins?m
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RPGMAP signature is now "V1" and only changes when the major version number is changed.
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rm_??__
to immediately dispose an RpgMap value after unwrapping. -
rm_inm (rm_in_map)
to test whether a map or value is (contained) in a map. -
rm_mmm (rm_make_map_manually_disposed)
to make a map manually disposed. -
rm_mmi (rm_make_map_immutable)
to make a map immutable.
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v1.1.0 (dec 2017)
- Start with semver versioning scheme.
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V2017.3 (sept 2017)
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Fixed bug which caused procedure
rm_isv
to return *on for a normal map. -
Maps can have event handlers which listen to "insert" and "remove" events.
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Values and maps can now have associated "user data", which is an arbitrary integer value between 1 and 65.000.
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Procedure
rm_sav (rm_set_attr_value)
now accepts up to 100 attribute name/values. -
Parameter
pos
is now optional for proceduresrm_slln
andrm_sgtp
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New procedures:
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rm_usrd (rm_user_data)
(return user data) returns the user data associated with a map or value. -
rm_ismm
(is manually disposed map?) to test whether an object is a manually disposed map. -
rm_add_event_handler
(add event handler) to add an event handler to a map. -
rm_remove_event_handler
(remove event handler) to remove an event handler from a map.
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V2017.2 (aug 2017)
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Many procedures now have a long procedure name besides the short name. The long name can optionally be used when a more descriptive name is needed. For example
rm_insc
can also be called asrm_insert_cond
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New procedures:
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rm_hit (rm_has_item)
(has item?) to test whether a map has an item equal to a given item. -
rm_nit (rm_num_items)
(number of items) which returns the number of items equal to a given item. -
rm_gik (rm_get_item_key)
(get item key) which returns the key of the first or last item equal to a given item.
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V2017.1 (jul 2017)
- Initial