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// name: array_resize.ck
// desc: this demonstrates how array resize and clear;
// also see: array_capacity.ck
// modified: 1.4.1.0 (ge)
//
// (NOTE: .capacity() is not the same as .cap(); the latter is
// maintained for historical / compatibility reasons; .cap()
// actually is the same as .size() -- which is rather confusing!
//
// It is strongly recommended that .cap() be avoided; instead,
// explicitly use .size() or .capacity() as appropriate.)
// instantiate a float array
float argh[0];
// print
<<< "array size:", argh.size(), "capacity:", argh.capacity() >>>;
// resize
4 => argh.size;
// print
<<< "array size:", argh.size(), "capacity:", argh.capacity() >>>;
// set elements
3.0 => argh[0];
4 => argh[1];
5.0 => argh[2];
6 => argh[3];
// print
<<< "contents:", "">>>;
for( int i; i < argh.size(); i++ )
<<< "argh[", i, "]:", argh[i] >>>;
// recap
2 => argh.size;
// print
<<< "array size:", argh.size(), "capacity:", argh.capacity() >>>;
// clear the contents
argh.clear();
// print
<<< "array size:", argh.size(), "capacity:", argh.capacity() >>>;
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