cartobase
5.1.2
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An iterator object is a reference to another object. More...
#include <cartobase/object/object.h>
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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... | |
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virtual | ~Interface () |
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:
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Access the value of the element pointed to by the iterator.
Implemented in carto::PropertySet::iterator, and carto::TypedObject< T >.
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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 >.
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true
if the iterator points to a valid value, false
when the end of the iterable container has been reached
Implemented in carto::PropertySet::iterator, and carto::TypedObject< T >.
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Point to the next element of the iterable container.
Implemented in carto::PropertySet::iterator, and carto::TypedObject< T >.