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@@ -146,6 +146,7 @@ scripting API.
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| |vector| | ``std::vector`` | **Use this as the "default" vector type.** Uses copy-on-write (COW) semantics. |
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| | | This means it's generally slower but can be copied around almost for free. |
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+| | | Use ``LocalVector`` instead where COW isn't needed and performance matters. |
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| |hash_set| | ``std::unordered_set`` | **Use this as the "default" set type.** |
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@@ -156,8 +157,9 @@ scripting API.
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| |string_name| 📜 | ``std::string`` | Uses string interning for fast comparisons. Use this for static strings that are |
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| | | referenced frequently and used in multiple locations in the engine. |
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-| |local_vector| | ``std::vector`` | Closer to ``std::vector`` in semantics. In most situations, ``Vector`` should be |
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-| | | preferred. |
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+| |local_vector| | ``std::vector`` | Closer to ``std::vector`` in semantics, doesn't use copy-on-write (COW) thus it's |
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+| | | faster than ``Vector``. Prefer it over ``Vector`` when copying it cheaply |
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+| | | is not needed. |
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| |array| 📜 | ``std::vector`` | Values can be of any Variant type. No static typing is imposed. |
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| | | Uses shared reference counting, similar to ``std::shared_ptr``. |
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Max Hilbrunner