List of functions in celltrie.inc

Creates a hash map. A hash map is a container that maps strings (called keys)
to arbitrary values (cells, arrays or strings).

Clears all entries from a Map.

Sets a cell value in a hash map, either inserting a new entry or replacing
an old one.

Sets a string value in a hash map, either inserting a new entry or replacing
an old one.

Sets an array value in a hash map, either inserting a new entry or replacing
an old one.

Retrieves a cell value from a hash map.

Retrieves a string from a hash map.

Retrieves a string from a hash map.

Removes an entry from a hash map.

Checks a hash map for the existence of an entry.

Destroys a hash map and frees its memory.

Returns the number of entries in a hash map.

Creates a snapshot of all keys in a hash map. If the map is changed
afterwards,  the changes are not reflected in the snapshot.
Keys are not sorted.

Returns the number of keys in a map snapshot. Note that this may be
different from the size of the map, since the map can change after the
snapshot of its keys was taken.

Returns the buffer size required to store a given key. That is, it returns
the length of the key plus one.

Retrieves the key string of a given key in a map snapshot.

Destroys a map snapshot and frees its memory.

Creates an iterator for a map. It provides iterative read-only access to the
maps contents.

Returns if the iterator has reached its end and no more data can be read.

Advances the iterator to the next key/value pair if one is available.

Retrieves the key the iterator currently points to.

Retrieves the number of elements in the underlying map.

Retrieves a value at the current position of the iterator.

Retrieves a string at the current position of the iterator.

Retrieves an array at the current position of the iterator.

Destroys an iterator handle.