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VecMerge Description Merge two vectors and store the result in the first vector. Data is copied from v2 into v. If a copy_init method is provided in v, each element from v2 will be copied using that method. Otherwise, a raw memory copy is performed, which may be unsafe for complex or pointer-containing data.

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VecMergeL Description Merge two vectors and store the result in the first vector, with L-value semantics. Data is copied from v2 into v. If a copy_init method is provided in v, each element from v2 will be copied using that method. Otherwise, a raw memory copy is performed, which may be unsafe for complex or pointer-containing data.

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VecMergeR Description Merge two vectors and store the result in the first vector, with R-value semantics. Data is copied from v2 into v. If a copy_init method is provided in v, each element from v2 will be copied using that method. Otherwise, a raw memory copy is performed, which may be unsafe for complex or pointer-containing data.

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VecPopBack Description Pop item from vector back.

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VecPopFront Description Pop item from vector front.

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VecPtrAt Description Value at given index in a vector. It’s strongly recommended to always use this instead of directly accessing the data.

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VecPushBack Description Push item into vector back. Default behaviour is same as VecPushBackL

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VecPushBackArr Description Push a complete array into this vector. By default, this uses L-value semantics (ownership transfer).

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VecPushBackArrL Description Push a complete array into this vector, with L-value semantics.

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VecPushBackArrR Description Push a complete array into this vector, with R-value semantics.

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VecMerge

VecMergeL

VecMergeR

VecPopBack

VecPopFront

VecPtrAt

VecPushBack

VecPushBackArr

VecPushBackArrL

VecPushBackArrR

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