Scope Class

public sealed class Scope : IDisposable

Public NotInheritable Class Scope
	Implements IDisposable

Dim instance As Scope

The Scope type exposes the following members.

	Name	Description
	Dispose	Release all arrays in this scope. [ILNumerics Core Module]
	Enter()	Begins an artificial scope block within a local function. [ILNumerics Core Module]
	Enter(Nullable<ArrayStyles>)	Begins an artificial scope block within a local function, determine the array style. [ILNumerics Core Module]
	Enter(BaseArray, Nullable<ArrayStyles>)	Begins an artificial scope block within a local function block. [ILNumerics Core Module]
	Enter(BaseArray, BaseArray, Nullable<ArrayStyles>)	Begins an artificial scope block within a local function block. [ILNumerics Core Module]
	Enter(BaseArray, BaseArray, BaseArray, Nullable<ArrayStyles>)	Begins an artificial scope block within a local function block. [ILNumerics Core Module]
	Enter(BaseArray, BaseArray, BaseArray, BaseArray, Nullable<ArrayStyles>)	Begins an artificial scope block within a local function block. [ILNumerics Core Module]
	Enter(BaseArray, BaseArray, BaseArray, BaseArray, BaseArray, Nullable<ArrayStyles>)	Begins an artificial scope block within a local function block. [ILNumerics Core Module]

It provides an option to be used within a using directive. Therefore, it implements the IDisposable interface.

Internally it maintains a Count variable which keeps track of the number of arrays currently maintained by the scope.

Scopes participate in an efficient caching algorithm. One should not create a scope object manually via new(). Use the [!:Enter(BaseArray)] and [!:Enter(BaseArray[])] functions instead!

[ILNumerics Core Module]

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