returns an index for which #valueat would return thespecified key , or a negative number if no keys map to the specified value . beware that this is a linear search , unlike lookups by key , and that multiple keys can map to the same value and this will find only one of them . note also that unlike most collections ' indexof methods , this method compares values using == rather than equals . concode_field_sep Object DELETED concode_elem_sep int[] mKeys concode_elem_sep boolean mGarbage concode_elem_sep int mSize concode_elem_sep Object[] mValues concode_field_sep int keyAt concode_elem_sep void removeAtRange concode_elem_sep void clear concode_elem_sep E valueAt concode_elem_sep void delete concode_elem_sep void remove concode_elem_sep void put concode_elem_sep void setValueAt concode_elem_sep int size concode_elem_sep int indexOfKey concode_elem_sep E get concode_elem_sep E get concode_elem_sep SparseArrayCompat<E> clone concode_elem_sep void removeAt concode_elem_sep String toString concode_elem_sep void gc concode_elem_sep void append
int function ( E arg0 ) { if ( mGarbage ) { gc ( ) ; } for ( int loc0 = 0 ; loc0 < mSize ; loc0 ++ ) if ( mValues [ loc0 ] == arg0 ) return loc0 ; return - 1 ; }