cartobase  5.0.5
carto::IteratorInterface Class Referenceabstract

An iterator object is a reference to another object. More...

#include <cartobase/object/object.h>

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Public Member Functions

virtual ~IteratorInterface ()
 
virtual bool isIterator () const
 Returns false if the stored object doesn't actually implement the IteratorInterface API (needed since all GenericObject inherit this interface whatever they actually contain) More...
 
virtual bool isValid () const =0
 true if the iterator points to a valid value, false when the end of the iterable container has been reached More...
 
virtual Object currentValue () const =0
 Access the value of the element pointed to by the iterator. More...
 
virtual void next ()=0
 Point to the next element of the iterable container. More...
 
- Public Member Functions inherited from carto::Interface
virtual ~Interface ()
 

Detailed Description

An iterator object is a reference to another object.

They are used to iterate on a container Iterable object (like a pointer in an array).

Example:

Object iterable = Object::value( vector<int>( 10 ) );
Object iterator = iterable->objectIterator();
while( iterator->isValid() )
{
Object value = iterator->currentValue();
cout << value->getScalar() << endl;
}

Definition at line 235 of file object.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ ~IteratorInterface()

virtual carto::IteratorInterface::~IteratorInterface ( )
virtual

Member Function Documentation

◆ currentValue()

◆ isIterator()

virtual bool carto::IteratorInterface::isIterator ( ) const
virtual

Returns false if the stored object doesn't actually implement the IteratorInterface API (needed since all GenericObject inherit this interface whatever they actually contain)

Reimplemented in carto::TypedObject< T >, and carto::TypedObject< SyntaxedInterfaceType< T > >.

◆ isValid()

◆ next()


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