This member function returns the element index from the map. The invoking map should be of one dimension only. See Get(Int32).

This member function returns the element index from the map. The invoking map should be of one dimension only. Example with a Map of int: M[i in 1..5][j in 1..2] = j M.GetSub(1).Get(2) will return 2

This member function returns the element index from the map. The invoking map should be of one dimension only. See Get(Int32).

This member function returns the element index from the map. The invoking map should be of one dimension only. See Get(Int32).

Returns the value of the element. Example with a Map of int: M[i in 1..5][j in 1..2] = j M.GetAt( [1][2] ) will return M[1][2] that is 2. It is the same as using M.GetSub(1).get(2) .

Returns the submap index from the map. The invoking map should have more than one dimension. The index is of a numerical type. GetSub(Int32)

Returns the submap index from the map. The invoking map should have more than one dimension. The index is of an integer type. Example with a Map of int: M[i in 1..5][j in 1..2] = iM.getSub( 1 ) returns [1,1]

Returns the submap index from the map. The invoking map should have more than one dimension. The index is of a string type. GetSub(Int32)

This member function returns the submap index from the map. The invoking map should have more than one dimension.IMap.GetSub(Int32)

Retrieves the indices of an array.

Sets the element index from the map to the value v. The invoking map should be of only one dimension. See Set(Int32).

Sets the element index from the map to the value v. The invoking map should be of only one dimension. Example with a Map of int: M[i in 1..5][j in 1..2] = j M.GetSub(1).Set(2, 4) will set M[1][2] to 4 instead of 2.

Sets the element index from the map to v. The invoking map should be of only one dimension. See Set(Int32).

Sets the element index from the map to v. The invoking map should be of only one dimension. Set(Int32, ICumulFunctionExpr)

Sets the value of the element. The values in indices must be the accessors you would use with GetSub and GetAt methods.

Example with a Map of int: M[i in 1..5][j in 1..2] = j M.SetAt( [1][2], 4) will set M[1][2] to 4 instead of 2. It is the same as using M.GetSub(1).set(2, 4) .

Returns the name of the map.

Returns the dimension of the map i.e the number of indexers. Example with a Map of int: M[1..5][1..2]M.GetNbDim( ) returns 2.

This member function returns an integer specifying the size of the invoking array. An empty array has size 0 (zero). Example with a Map of int: M[1..5][1..2]M.GetSize( ) returns 5. M.GetSub( 1 ).GetSize( ) returns 2.

Returns the total number of values that are in this array. Example with a Map of int: M[1..5][1..2]M.GetTotalSize( ) returns 10. M.GetSub(1).GetTotalSize returns 2.