@dogmalang/stack

A stack implementation.

Developed in Dogma, compiled to JavaScript.

Engineered in Valencia, Spain, EU by Justo Labs.

Use

The package must be imported as follows:

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// JavaScript //
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const Stack = require("@dogmalang/stack");

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use "@dogmalang/stack" as Stack

Constructor

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// JavaScript //
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constructor()
constructor(items:any[])
constructor(opts:{max:number})

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type Stack()
type Stack(items:list)
type Stack(opts:{max:num})

• items, the initial items.
• opts, the options: max, maximum number of items.

Examples:

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// JavaScript //
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s = new Stack()
s = new Stack(["one", "two", "three"])
s = new Stack({max: 123})

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s = Stack()
s = Stack(["one", "two", "three"])
s = Stack({max=123})

push() and append()

Add a new item to the stack:

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// JavaScript //
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push(item) : Stack

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fn Stack.push(item) -> self

The method returns the stack for chaining other pushes. If the stack has max and this reached, an error is raised.

Example:

s.push("one").push("two").push("three")

pop()

Remove the top item and returning it:

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// JavaScript //
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pop() : any

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fn Stack.pop() : any

If the stack is empty, an error is raised.

Example:

i = s.pop()

len()

Return the current length:

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// JavaScript //
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len() : number

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fn Stack.len() : num

Example:

size = s.len()

isEmpty()

Check whether the stack is empty:

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isEmpty() : boolean

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fn Stack.isEmpty() : bool

Example:

s.isEmpty()

top()

Return the top item without removing it:

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// JavaScript //
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top() : any

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fn Stack.top() : any

Example:

s.push("one").push("two").top()

list()

Return a list with the items:

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// JavaScript //
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list() : any[]

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fn Stack.list() : list

Example:

s.list()