// this inserts a whole sequence, so we cannot just use Seq.snsertAt()
public FNSeq <T> insert_before(int ind, FNSeq <T> fSeq2)
{
if (ind < 0 || ind >= this.Length())
{
throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException();
}
//else
Pair <FTreeM <SizedElem <T>, uint>, FTreeM <SizedElem <T>, uint> > theSplit =
theSeq.SeqSplit
(new MPredicate <uint>
(
FP.Curry <uint, uint, bool>(theLTMethod, (uint)ind - 1)
)
);
FNSeq <T> fs1 = new FNSeq <T>((Seq <T>)(theSplit.first));
FNSeq <T> fs3 = new FNSeq <T>((Seq <T>)(theSplit.second));
return(fs1.Merge(fSeq2).Merge(fs3));
}
public FNSeq <T> subsequence(int startInd, int subLength)
{
uint theLength = theSeq.length;
if (theLength == 0 || subLength <= 0)
{
return(this);
}
//else
if (startInd < 0)
{
startInd = 0;
}
if (startInd + subLength > theLength)
{
subLength = (int)(theLength - startInd);
}
// Now ready to do the real work
FNSeq <T> fsResult =
new FNSeq <T>(
(Seq <T>)
(
((Seq <T>)
(theSeq.SeqSplit
(
new MPredicate <uint>
(FP.Curry <uint, uint, bool>(theLTMethod, (uint)startInd))
).second
)
).SeqSplit
(new MPredicate <uint>
(FP.Curry <uint, uint, bool>(theLTMethod, (uint)subLength))
).first
)
);
return(fsResult);
}
public FNSeq <T> Merge(FNSeq <T> seq2)
{
return(new FNSeq <T>(new Seq <T>(theSeq.Merge(seq2.theSeq.treeRep))));
}
