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Your API is just the same<br />
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VectorUtils util = new VectorUtils();<br />
Vector intersection = util.intersection(v1, v2, false); // or true in case the vectors are sorted<br />

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Your API is just the same

VectorUtils util = new VectorUtils();
Vector intersection = util.intersection(v1, v2, false); // or true in case the vectors are sorted


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ok so i found a method on that site which is &nbsp;<br />
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java.util.Vector intersection(java.util.Vec<wbr />tor v1, java.util.Vector v2, boolean sorted)<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Returns the intersection of two vector.<br />
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on this website <br />
<a href="http://joggplayer.webarts.bc.ca/html/docs/api/kiwi/util/VectorUtils.html" rel="ugc">http://joggplayer.webarts.bc.ca/html/docs/api/kiwi/util/VectorUtils.html</a><br />
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how do i call the intersection function... i keep getting undefined...what do i have to do?<br />

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ok so i found a method on that site which is  

java.util.Vector intersection(java.util.Vector v1, java.util.Vector v2, boolean sorted)
          Returns the intersection of two vector.

on this website 
http://joggplayer.webarts.bc.ca/html/docs/api/kiwi/util/VectorUtils.html

how do i call the intersection function... i keep getting undefined...what do i have to do?


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