// THIS BLOCK CONTAINS JAVA CODE.
private long removeRefBitcoinAcct(long lIndex) {
//
// loop through the elements in the actual container, in order to find the one
// at lIndex. Once it is found, then loop through the reference list and remove
// the corresponding reference for that element.
//
BitcoinAcct refActualElement = GetBitcoinAcct(lIndex);
if (refActualElement == null) return lIndex; // oh well.
// Loop through the reference list and remove the corresponding reference
// for the specified element.
//
for (int intIndex = 0; intIndex < elementList.size(); intIndex++) {
Object theObject = elementList.get(intIndex);
if ((theObject == null) || !(theObject instanceof BitcoinAcct)) continue;
BitcoinAcct tempRef = (BitcoinAcct) (theObject);
if ((BitcoinAcct.getCPtr(tempRef) == BitcoinAcct.getCPtr(refActualElement))) {
elementList.remove(tempRef);
break;
}
}
return lIndex;
}
private long getCPtrAddRefBitcoinAcct(BitcoinAcct element) {
// Whenever adding a reference to the list, I remove it first (if already there.)
// That way we never store more than one reference per actual contained object.
//
for (int intIndex = 0; intIndex < elementList.size(); intIndex++) {
Object theObject = elementList.get(intIndex);
if ((theObject == null) || !(theObject instanceof BitcoinAcct)) continue;
BitcoinAcct tempRef = (BitcoinAcct) (theObject);
if ((BitcoinAcct.getCPtr(tempRef) == BitcoinAcct.getCPtr(element))) {
elementList.remove(
tempRef); // It was already there, so let's remove it before adding (below.)
break;
}
}
// Now we add it...
//
BitcoinAcct tempLocalRef = element;
elementList.add(tempLocalRef);
return BitcoinAcct.getCPtr(element);
} // Hope I get away with overloading this for every type. Otherwise,
public boolean AddBitcoinAcct(BitcoinAcct disownObject) {
return otapiJNI.WalletData_AddBitcoinAcct(
swigCPtr, this, BitcoinAcct.getCPtr(disownObject), disownObject);
}