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− | <nowiki>{{:Sphr/f/array2_elem|r|c|{data-template}}}</nowiki> where r,c are non-negative numbers and {data-template} is a specially prepared 2d-array data gives the element at row r and col c, assuming that r < array row size and c < array column size. | + | <nowiki>{{:Sphr/f/array2_elem|r|c|{data-template}}}</nowiki> where r,c are non-negative numbers and {data-template} is a specially prepared 2d-array data gives the element at row r and col c, assuming that r < array row size and c < array column size. r,c are zero-based at the moment. |
*[[User:Sphr/f/array2_elem]] | *[[User:Sphr/f/array2_elem]] |
Revision as of 09:14, 10 January 2008
template function test
If any "function call" results in an undefined wikipage, it means the implementation for that value is still missing.
inc
User:Sphr/f/inc
{{:Sphr/f/inc|x}} where x is a number gives value of x+1 if implemented.
implementation
- User:Sphr/f/inc_0
- User:Sphr/f/inc_1
- User:Sphr/f/inc_2
- User:Sphr/f/inc_3
- User:Sphr/f/inc_4
- User:Sphr/f/inc_5
- User:Sphr/f/inc_6
- User:Sphr/f/inc_7
- User:Sphr/f/inc_8
- User:Sphr/f/inc_9
- User:Sphr/f/inc_10
- User:Sphr/f/inc_11
add
User:Sphr/f/add
{{:Sphr/f/add|x|y}} where x,y are numbers gives value of x+y if implemented.
implementation
mult
User:Sphr/f/mult
{{:Sphr/f/mult|x|y}} where x,y are numbers gives value of x*y if implemented.
implementation
array2_elem
wip
{{:Sphr/f/array2_elem|r|c|{data-template}}} where r,c are non-negative numbers and {data-template} is a specially prepared 2d-array data gives the element at row r and col c, assuming that r < array row size and c < array column size. r,c are zero-based at the moment.