fixed-2d-array


> A fixed size 2D array in JavaScript

This module gives you a two-dimensional array with a fixed size. The top left coordinate is (0,0).

Fixed2DArray(rows, columns, defaultValue)

rows is the number of rows the Fixed2DArray will start with, columns is the columns.
During the creation of the array the defaultValue will be assigned to all elements.

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The validateCoords method checks if the given coordinates are valid. (lie inside of the array)
If the coordinates are not valid an Error is thrown.

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Returns the value of the given coordinate. The coordinate is checked using validateCoords.

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Returns an array of the requested row.

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Returns an array of the requested column.

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Sets the value of the given coordinate to value. The coordinate is checked using validateCoords.

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Sets values of the given array as the values of the specified row.

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Adds one or more arrays as rows to the bottom of the Fixed2DArray.
Returns the new width of the Fixed2DArray.

Only arguments that are arrays will be appended as rows.

If the given array is smaller then the height of the Fixed2DArray, undefined will fill
the given array until it is the same length as the current row.

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Sets values of the given array as the values of the specified column.

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The number of rows corresponds with the height.

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The number of columns corresponds to the width.

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Returns an array containing all values of the cells next to the given coordinate.

For example, distance not set:
``
[ ][ ][ ][ ][ ]
[ ][][][*][ ]
[ ][][X][][ ]
[ ][][][*][ ]
[ ][ ][ ][ ][ ]
`

The given coordinate is marked with an X. The function will return an array containing the values for the fields marked with an *.

Example, distance = 2:
`
[][][][][*]
[][][][][*]
[][][X][][]
[][][][][*]
[][][][][*]
`

The function will return an array containing the values for the fields marked with an '*'. Notice that distance will change what cells count as neighbors.

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Returns true if the given coordinates are neighbors, false otherwise.

The distance between each coordinate must be within distance or one unit away from each other for the
given coordinates to be considered neighbors.

For example, distance not set:

`
0 1 2
0 [A][ ][ ]
1 [ ][B][ ]
2 [ ][ ][ ]
3 [ ][ ][ ]
`

The first given coordinate (0,0) is marked with an A, the second (1,1), a B.
A and B are neighbors.

If A and B were instead placed at (0,0) and (2,2) respectively, like this:

`
0 1 2
0 [A][ ][ ]
1 [ ][ ][ ]
2 [ ][ ][B]
3 [ ][ ][ ]
`

A and B are no longer neighbors.

Example, distance = 2:

`
0 1 2
0 [A][ ][ ]
1 [ ][ ][ ]
2 [ ][ ][B]
3 [ ][ ][ ]
`

A (0,0) and B (2,2) are neighbors.

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Executes a provided function once per array element.

fn is the function to execute for each element, taking three arguments:
* currentValue: The current element being processed in the array.
* index: The object index, {x: x, y: y}, of the current element being processed in the 2d array.
* array: The Fixed2DArray that forEach is being applied to.
* thisArg`: Optional. Value to use as this when executing callback.