An unsafe iterator of lists. More...

#include <ilog/list.h>

Public Member Functions
	IlListIteratorOf(NAME) (const IlListOf(NAME) &list)
	Constructor. More...

IlBoolean	hasMoreElements () const
	Indicates that the enumeration can carry on. More...

TYPE	nextElement ()
	Returns the next element in the list. More...

Detailed Description

An unsafe iterator of lists.

Library: ilog

This class is generated by the macro IlDefineListOf(NAME, TYPE).
It allows the iteration on a list in a very simple manner. A typical use of this class is shown here:

IlListOf(Name) myList;
...
for (IlListIteratorOf(Name) i(myList); i.hasMoreElements(); ) {
  DoSomethingWith(i.nextElement());
}

This version of the class doesn't allow you to modify the list while you are iterating it. Use the class IlSafeListIteratorOf(NAME) if you plan to modify the list during its iteration.

See also: IlListOf(NAME), IlSafeListIteratorOf(NAME).

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

§ IlListIteratorOf(NAME)()

IlListIteratorOf(NAME)::IlListIteratorOf(NAME) ( const IlListOf(NAME) & list )

Constructor.

Initializes a new iterator for the indicated list. The current position is set to the beginning of the list.

Parameters

list	A reference to the iterated list.

Member Function Documentation

§ hasMoreElements()

IlBoolean IlListIteratorOf(NAME)::hasMoreElements ( ) const

Indicates that the enumeration can carry on.

If this member function returns IlFalse, you must not call nextElement().

Returns: IlTrue if the list is still valid, and there are more elements to iterate. It returns IlFalse if the list is invalid or if the iterator has reached the end of the list.

§ nextElement()

TYPE IlListIteratorOf(NAME)::nextElement ( )

Returns the next element in the list.

This member function also make the iterator point to the next element of the list.