This commit adds a new method in `Array` to remove all elements
in the array matching a given indicator.
This commit also updates `test_array.cpp` unit test to validate
the behavior of the newly added method.
This commit adds `Remove/RemoveMatching()` in `Array` class which
remove a given or a matched element from the array. To remove the
element, it is replaced by the last element from array, so the order
of items in the array can change after call to these method.
This commit also updated unit test `test_array` to verify the behavior
of newly added methods.
This commit adds template `Find/ContainsMatching<Indicator>()` methods
which search in the array to find the first element matching a given
indicator. Unit test `test_array` is also updated to check the
behavior of newly added methods.
This commit enhances the template `Array` class implementation to
allow the `uint` type used for array size (which is also used for
length and index) to be specified as a template type parameter. If
not explicitly specified, a default `uint` type is selected based on
the array size `kMaxSize`, i.e., if `kMaxSize <= 255` then `uint8_t`
will be used, otherwise `uint16_t` will be used.
This commit adds a generic `Array<Type, kMaxSize>` class which
represents a fixed size array of elements of template `Type` which
tracks its current length. Entries can be appended to the array
(`PushBack()`) and removed from the end of array (`PopBack()`). This
simple data model is used in some other modules, so having a generic
version can help simplify the code. This commit also adds a unit test
to verify `Array` methods.
Abtin Keshavarzian