ProtecteddestructorOptionalfromIndex: numberPushes element onto the tail of the list and increments the element reference count.
Pushes element onto the tail of the list without incrementing the element reference count.
ProtectedsetThis method is for use within constructors.
Immediately after a call to the super class constructor, make a call to setLoggingName. This will have the effect of refining the name used for reporting reference counts.
This method has the secondary purpose of enabling a tally of the number of classes in the constructor chain. This enables the runtime architecture to verify that destructor chains are consistent with constructor chains, which is a good practice for cleaning up resources.
Notice that this method is intentionally protected to discourage it from being called outside of the constructor.
This will usually be set to the name of the class.
The slice() method returns a shallow copy of a portion of an array into a new array object.
It does not remove elements from the original array.
Optionalbegin: numberOptionalend: numberThe splice() method changes the content of an array by removing existing elements and/or adding new elements.
unshift without incrementing the element reference count.
Collection class for maintaining an array of types derived from Shareable.
Provides a safer way to maintain reference counts than a native array.