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|Returns the array element with [[max]]imum numerical value. Engine solution to [[BIS_fnc_greatestNum]] and [[BIS_fnc_findExtreme]]. Therefore it is expected that supplied array consists of [[Number]]s only. [[Boolean]]s however are also supported and will be evaluated as [[Number]]s: [[true]] - 1, [[false]] - 0. [[nil]] value treated as 0. | |descr=Returns the array element with [[max]]imum numerical value. Engine solution to [[BIS_fnc_greatestNum]] and [[BIS_fnc_findExtreme]]. Therefore it is expected that supplied array consists of [[Number]]s only. [[Boolean]]s however are also supported and will be evaluated as [[Number]]s: [[true]] - 1, [[false]] - 0. [[nil]] value treated as 0. | ||
{{Feature | Warning | Other non [[Number]] elements (not recommended) will be evaluated as 0 and '''Bad conversion: scalar''' message will be logged into .[[rpt]].}} | {{Feature | Warning | Other non [[Number]] elements (not recommended) will be evaluated as 0 and '''Bad conversion: scalar''' message will be logged into .[[rpt]].}} | ||
Revision as of 21:15, 13 June 2021
Description
- Description:
- Returns the array element with maximum numerical value. Engine solution to BIS_fnc_greatestNum and BIS_fnc_findExtreme. Therefore it is expected that supplied array consists of Numbers only. Booleans however are also supported and will be evaluated as Numbers: true - 1, false - 0. nil value treated as 0.
- Groups:
- Arrays
Syntax
- Syntax:
- selectMax array
- Parameters:
- array: Array - array of Numbers
- Return Value:
- Anything - element with maximum numerical value
Examples
- Example 1:
_max = selectMax [1,2,3,4,5]; //5
- Example 2:
// Same as, for example: _max = _a max _b max _c max _d; // Only faster: _max = selectMax [_a,_b,_c,_d];
Additional Information
Notes
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- Posted on December 19, 2016 - 02:05 (UTC)
- Longbow
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Returns either number or boolean value, in case max value in array 0, command will return either 0 or false, which ever comes first.
Same for 1 and true values.
selectMax [false,0] // returns false selectMax [0,false] // returns 0 selectMax [true,1] // returns true selectMax [1,true] // returns 1
in case all values are equal or less than zero, command may also return other type of valuesselectMax ["",false,0,-1] // returns ""
if nil value appears in array, other values are equal or less than zero, command returns nil