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A complete list of the functions available from MGS can be obtained by typing the command !list;; under the interpreter. The complete list of available collection types is obtained by typing !type;; under the interpreter. Beware that a lot of MGS functions are polymorphic or heavely overloaded.
| System |
System-related functions: command, i/o, etc.
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| Delaunay |
The delaunay triangulation collection
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| Collections |
Generic functions acting on collections.
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| Prox |
The proximal collection
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| Graph |
The graph topological collection
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| Scalar |
Functions acting on scalar values: int, string, float, undef, splx, funct, posgbf, gmap, bint etc.
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| Achain |
The abstract chain topological collection.
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| Math |
Aritmetics and Mathematical operators.
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| Monoidal |
The monoidal collection: set, bag and sequence.
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| Functional |
Functional and Transformational programing: lambda and transformations, etc.
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| Record |
The record collection.
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| Qmf |
The qmf collection (chain on ncell)
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| GBF |
The Group Based Field collection
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| Intro |
A very short introduction to MGS.
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