ArrayEvery

Returns true if every closure returns true, otherwise false

Method Signature

ArrayEvery(array=[array], callback=[function:Predicate], parallel=[boolean], maxThreads=[integer], initialValue=[any])

Arguments

Argument

Type

Required

Description

Default

array

true

The array to reduce

callback

function:Predicate

true

The function to invoke for each item. The function will be passed 3 arguments: the value, the index, the array. You can alternatively pass a Java Predicate which will only receive the 1st arg.

parallel

boolean

false

Specifies whether the items can be executed in parallel

false

maxThreads

integer

false

The maximum number of threads to use when parallel = true

initialValue

any

false

Examples

Example for positive result

Checks whether all items in an array are greater than 2 and outputs true because all of them fulfill the requirement.

Run Example

array = [ 
	4,
	5,
	6,
	7
];
writeOutput( arrayEvery( array, ( Any value ) => {
	return value > 2;
} ) );

Result: true

Example for negative result

Checks whether all items in an array are greater than 2 and outputs false because some of them do not fulfill the requirement.

Run Example

array = [ 
	1,
	2,
	3,
	4
];
writeOutput( arrayEvery( array, ( Any value ) => {
	return value > 2;
} ) );

Result: false

Additional Examples

Run Example

my_array = [ 
	{
		NAME : "Frank",
		AGE : 40
	},
	{
		NAME : "Sue",
		AGE : 21
	},
	{
		NAME : "Jose",
		AGE : 54
	}
];
all_old = my_array.every( ( Any person ) => {
	return person.AGE >= 40;
}, true, 5 );
dump( all_old );
 // false

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ArrayEvery

Returns true if every closure returns true, otherwise false

Method Signature

ArrayEvery(array=[array], callback=[function:Predicate], parallel=[boolean], maxThreads=[integer], initialValue=[any])

Arguments

Argument

Type

Required

Description

Default

array

true

The array to reduce

callback

function:Predicate

true

The function to invoke for each item. The function will be passed 3 arguments: the value, the index, the array. You can alternatively pass a Java Predicate which will only receive the 1st arg.

parallel

boolean

false

Specifies whether the items can be executed in parallel

false

maxThreads

integer

false

The maximum number of threads to use when parallel = true

initialValue

any

false

Examples

Example for positive result

Checks whether all items in an array are greater than 2 and outputs true because all of them fulfill the requirement.

Run Example

array = [ 
	4,
	5,
	6,
	7
];
writeOutput( arrayEvery( array, ( Any value ) => {
	return value > 2;
} ) );

Result: true

Example for negative result

Checks whether all items in an array are greater than 2 and outputs false because some of them do not fulfill the requirement.

Run Example

array = [ 
	1,
	2,
	3,
	4
];
writeOutput( arrayEvery( array, ( Any value ) => {
	return value > 2;
} ) );

Result: false

Additional Examples

Run Example

my_array = [ 
	{
		NAME : "Frank",
		AGE : 40
	},
	{
		NAME : "Sue",
		AGE : 21
	},
	{
		NAME : "Jose",
		AGE : 54
	}
];
all_old = my_array.every( ( Any person ) => {
	return person.AGE >= 40;
}, true, 5 );
dump( all_old );
 // false

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