# Command: cva

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Name:

    cva - Converts argument to an array

Synopsis:

    dict	 cva -> array
      trie	 cva -> array
      array	 cva -> array
      intvector   cva -> array
      doublevector cva -> array
      iterator	 cva -> array

Examples:

      << /a 1 /b 2>> cva	 --> [/a 1 /b 2]
      /square trie [/doubletype] { dup mul } addtotrie exch pop cva --> [/doubletype [{dup mul}]]
      [ << /a 1 >> << /b 2>>] cva --> [[/a 1] [/b 2]]
      [1 3 -5 2] cv_iv cva	 --> [1 3 -5 2]
      [1. 3. -5. 2.] cv_dv cva   --> [1. 3. -5. 2.]
      [2 10] RangeIterator cva   --> [2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10]

      Author:   Marc-oliver Gewaltig

      SeeAlso:  <<>>, trie, cst, cv1d, cv2d, cva_d, cva_t, cvd, cvi, cvlit, cvn, cvs, cvt_a

Description:

    cva converts the argument to an array. The
      array is shaped close to a form usable to recreate the original
      data type. In case the argument is already an array, cva is
      applied recursively.

Source:

    /opt/conda/conda-bld/nest_1524088722951/work/nest-2.14.0/lib/sli/typeinit.sli

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