endIndex
TypeScriptget endIndex(): numberSwift declarationlet endIndex: IndexSet.RangeView.IndexThe ending index in the range.
struct · iOS 8.0+ · SDK 27.1
struct RangeViewAn view of the contents of an IndexSet, organized by range. For example, if an IndexSet is composed of: `[1..<5]` and `[7..<10]` and `[13]` then calling `next()` on this view's iterator will produce 3 ranges before returning nil.
get endIndex(): numberSwift declarationlet endIndex: IndexSet.RangeView.IndexThe ending index in the range.
get startIndex(): numberSwift declarationlet startIndex: IndexSet.RangeView.IndexThe beginning index in the range.
makeIterator(): SDKHandleSwift declarationfunc makeIterator() -> IndexingIterator<IndexSet.RangeView>Returns an iterator over the indexes of this range view.
indexAfter(i: number): numberSwift declarationfunc index(after i: IndexSet.RangeView.Index) -> IndexSet.RangeView.IndexReturns the index in the range after the specified one.
indexBefore(i: number): numberSwift declarationfunc index(before i: IndexSet.RangeView.Index) -> IndexSet.RangeView.IndexReturns the index in the range before the specified one.
subscript(index: number): SDKHandleSwift declarationsubscript(index: IndexSet.RangeView.Index) -> Range<IndexSet.Element> { get }Accesses the item at the given index.
subscript90807(bounds: SDKHandle): SDKHandleSwift declarationsubscript(bounds: Range<IndexSet.RangeView.Index>) -> Slice<IndexSet.RangeView> { get }Accesses the items at the given range of indexes.
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