It’s been a while since my last post, so I decided to quickly drop by and leave a little present. This is my ArrayTool utility with no less than two methods! (oh happy day)
Go check it out right here:
Documentation
Source
Again, no demo since the usage of this class can pretty much be anything really.
As I said, this isn’t exactly one of my most filled classes, but the two methods inside kind of compensate for that.
adjustValues() lets you increase/decrease/multiply/divide all values of an Array all at once.
getValueMatchIndex() gives you the index of an Array-item where a certain property has a certain value (also works for nested properties).
Leave me a comment if anything is unclear..
“this class can pretty much be anything really”…….WOW…
No just joking, as I told you before, good work. Ijust love these little classe that make my work a little bit easier….
Hehe, man you almost got me blushing, cut it out
No just kidding, keep ‘em coming, it’s good to hear when people find stuff useful, so thanks.
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It’s cool!
Really cool!
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