Removes the element at index by moving the last element into its place, in constant time.
The order of the array changes (unless the removed element was the last one), so do not use it where order
matters, or while iterating forward by index without revisiting index. Only the count is lowered; the
memory is kept. An out-of-range index fails an assert.
values: [..] int;
array_add(*values, 1, 2, 3, 4);
array_unordered_remove_by_index(*values, 0);
assert(values.count == 3 && values[0] == 4 && values[1] == 2);
array_free(values);array_unordered_remove_by_index :: (array_pointer: *[] $T, index: s64)Removes the element at index by moving the last element into its place, in constant time.
The order of the array changes (unless the removed element was the last one), so do not use it where order
matters, or while iterating forward by index without revisiting index. Only the count is lowered; the
memory is kept. An out-of-range index fails an assert.
Parameters
- array_pointer: *[] $T
- index: s64
values: [..] int;
array_add(*values, 1, 2, 3, 4);
array_unordered_remove_by_index(*values, 0);
assert(values.count == 3 && values[0] == 4 && values[1] == 2);
array_free(values);