#ifndef __CArray_H
#define __CArray_H


//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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*/

template<typename T>
class CArray
{
	T *Array;
	
public:
	int Length;

public:
	CArray()
	{
		Array = NULL;
		Length = 0;
	}
	CArray(T *array, int length)
	{
		SetArray(array, length);
	}

	void	SetArray(T *array, int length)
	{
		Array = array;
		Length = length;
	}

	T& operator [] (int idx)
	{
		if (idx < 0 || idx >= Length)
			throw new Exception("CArray[] : index is out of length");
		return Array[idx];
	}

	bool	IsExists(T item)
	{
		return GetIndex(item) >= 0;
	}

	int		GetIndex(T item)
	{
		for(int c = 0; c < Length; c++)
		{
			if (item == Array[c])
				return c;
		}
		return -1;
	}
};


typedef CArray<int> 			CArrayInt;
typedef CArray<char *> 			CArrayPChar;
typedef CArray<String> 			CArrayString;
typedef CArray<AnsiString> 		CArrayAnsiString;
typedef CArray<WideString> 		CArrayWideString;
//typedef CArray<UnicodeString> 	CArrayUnicodeString;
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------

#endif