setcomp

float|void setcomp(<vector>&target, float value, int index)

Modifies the target vector in-place by changing the component at index to value.

Returns value if called with a float return type.

float|void setcomp(<matrix>&target, float value, int row, int column)

Modifies the target matrix in-place by changing the component specified by row and column to value.

Returns value if called with a float return type.

<type> setcomp(<type>&array[], <type>value, int index)

Sets the item at index in array to value, and returns value.

This is the same as array[index] = value.

float  setcomp(<vector>&array[], float value, int i, int j)

Modifies the array[i] vector in-place by changing the component at j to value, and returns value.

This is the same as setcomp(array[i], value, j).

float  setcomp(<matrix>&array[], float value, int i, int j, int k)

Modifies the array[i] matrix in-place by changing the component specified by j and k to value, and returns value.

This is the same as setcomp(array[i], value, j, k).

<type> setcomp(dict &d, <type>value, string index)

<type>[] setcomp(dict &d, <type>value[], string index)

Sets the item at index in d to value, and returns value.

This is the same as d[index] = value.

Note that because the type to set isn’t determined by the left hand side, you may have to fully specify the type of value to avoid ambiguity.