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Helper class that allows to use NCollection iterators as STL iterators. NCollection iterator can be extended to STL iterator of any category by adding necessary methods: STL forward iterator requires IsEqual method, STL bidirectional iterator requires Previous method, and STL random access iterator requires Offset and Differ methods. See NCollection_Vector as example of declaring custom STL iterators. More...
#include <NCollection_IndexedIterator.hxx>
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| using | iterator_category = Category | 
| using | value_type = ItemType | 
| using | difference_type = ptrdiff_t | 
| using | pointer = typename std::conditional< IsConstant, const ItemType *, ItemType * >::type | 
| using | reference = typename std::conditional< IsConstant, const ItemType &, ItemType & >::type | 
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| NCollection_IndexedIterator () | |
| Default constructor.   | |
| NCollection_IndexedIterator (const BaseIndexedMap &theMap) | |
| Constructor from NCollection_Indexed*Map.   | |
| NCollection_IndexedIterator (const size_t theIndex, const BaseIndexedMap &theMap) | |
| Constructor from NCollection_Indexed*Map.   | |
| NCollection_IndexedIterator (const NCollection_IndexedIterator< Category, BaseIndexedMap, ItemType, false > &theOther) | |
| Cast from non-const variant to const one.   | |
| NCollection_IndexedIterator & | operator= (const NCollection_IndexedIterator< Category, BaseIndexedMap, ItemType, false > &theOther) | 
| Assignment of non-const iterator to const one.   | |
methods related to bidirectional STL iterator  | |
| NCollection_IndexedIterator & | operator-- () | 
| Prefix decrement.   | |
| NCollection_IndexedIterator | operator-- (int) | 
| Postfix decrement.   | |
Helper class that allows to use NCollection iterators as STL iterators. NCollection iterator can be extended to STL iterator of any category by adding necessary methods: STL forward iterator requires IsEqual method, STL bidirectional iterator requires Previous method, and STL random access iterator requires Offset and Differ methods. See NCollection_Vector as example of declaring custom STL iterators.
| using NCollection_IndexedIterator< Category, BaseIndexedMap, ItemType, IsConstant >::difference_type = ptrdiff_t | 
| using NCollection_IndexedIterator< Category, BaseIndexedMap, ItemType, IsConstant >::iterator_category = Category | 
| using NCollection_IndexedIterator< Category, BaseIndexedMap, ItemType, IsConstant >::pointer = typename std::conditional<IsConstant, const ItemType*, ItemType*>::type | 
| using NCollection_IndexedIterator< Category, BaseIndexedMap, ItemType, IsConstant >::reference = typename std::conditional<IsConstant, const ItemType&, ItemType&>::type | 
| using NCollection_IndexedIterator< Category, BaseIndexedMap, ItemType, IsConstant >::value_type = ItemType | 
      
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Default constructor.
      
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Constructor from NCollection_Indexed*Map.
      
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Constructor from NCollection_Indexed*Map.
      
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Cast from non-const variant to const one.
      
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Test for inequality.
      
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Test for equality.
      
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Get reference to current item.
      
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Addition.
      
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Prefix increment.
      
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Postfix increment.
      
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Move forward.
      
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Difference.
      
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Decrease.
      
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Prefix decrement.
      
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Postfix decrement.
      
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Move backward.
      
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Dereferencing operator.
      
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Comparison.
      
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Comparison.
      
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Assignment of non-const iterator to const one.
      
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Test for equality.
      
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Test for equality.
      
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Comparison.
      
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Comparison.
      
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Get item at offset from current.
      
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Test for equality.
      
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Test for equality.