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`vector` tag

Persistent logic tag

Stores a list of values.

Sample usage

Fields

Primary field

Secondary fields

@: At operator. Takes an index number, or list of index numbers, and generates the vector's values at those positions.
#: Size operator. Gets the number of elements in the vector.
&: Address operator. Gets a reference to the vector tag's location.
clear: Clears the contents of the vector. If the onClear field is specified, that code is executed, otherwise the onCommit field is executed if that field is specified.
onPush:
onClear:
onCommit:
onPull:

Behaviour

The vector tag holds a list of zero or more values. When a new value is pushed into a vector, it is added to the end of the list. Values are immutable once added to the list, they cannot be modified without clearing the entire vector.

Vector fields within ioL work with the same mechanics as vector tags, so the same built-in secondary fields that apply to vector tags also apply to vector fields.

Result

Notes

Example