Base structure.
Removes all values. Returns true (1) on success.
Returns a writable copy of this object.
Returns the value at the specified index as type binary. The returned value will reference existing data.
Returns the value at the specified index as type bool.
Returns the value at the specified index as type dictionary. The returned value will reference existing data and modifications to the value will modify this object.
Returns the value at the specified index as type double.
Returns the value at the specified index as type int.
Returns the value at the specified index as type list. The returned value will reference existing data and modifications to the value will modify this object.
Returns the number of values.
Returns the value at the specified index as type string.
Returns the value type at the specified index.
Returns the value at the specified index. For simple types the returned value will copy existing data and modifications to the value will not modify this object. For complex types (binary, dictionary and list) the returned value will reference existing data and modifications to the value will modify this object.
Returns true (1) if this object and |that| object have an equivalent underlying value but are not necessarily the same object.
Returns true (1) if this object is currently owned by another object.
Returns true (1) if the values of this object are read-only. Some APIs may expose read-only objects.
Returns true (1) if this object and |that| object have the same underlying data. If true (1) modifications to this object will also affect |that| object and vice-versa.
Returns true (1) if this object is valid. This object may become invalid if the underlying data is owned by another object (e.g. list or dictionary) and that other object is then modified or destroyed. Do not call any other functions if this function returns false (0).
Removes the value at the specified index.
Sets the value at the specified index as type binary. Returns true (1) if the value was set successfully. If |value| is currently owned by another object then the value will be copied and the |value| reference will not change. Otherwise, ownership will be transferred to this object and the |value| reference will be invalidated.
Sets the value at the specified index as type bool. Returns true (1) if the value was set successfully.
Sets the value at the specified index as type dict. Returns true (1) if the value was set successfully. If |value| is currently owned by another object then the value will be copied and the |value| reference will not change. Otherwise, ownership will be transferred to this object and the |value| reference will be invalidated.
Sets the value at the specified index as type double. Returns true (1) if the value was set successfully.
Sets the value at the specified index as type int. Returns true (1) if the value was set successfully.
Sets the value at the specified index as type list. Returns true (1) if the value was set successfully. If |value| is currently owned by another object then the value will be copied and the |value| reference will not change. Otherwise, ownership will be transferred to this object and the |value| reference will be invalidated.
Sets the value at the specified index as type null. Returns true (1) if the value was set successfully.
Sets the number of values. If the number of values is expanded all new value slots will default to type null. Returns true (1) on success.
Sets the value at the specified index as type string. Returns true (1) if the value was set successfully.
Sets the value at the specified index. Returns true (1) if the value was set successfully. If |value| represents simple data then the underlying data will be copied and modifications to |value| will not modify this object. If |value| represents complex data (binary, dictionary or list) then the underlying data will be referenced and modifications to |value| will modify this object.
Structure representing a list value. Can be used on any process and thread.