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ListIterator Class Reference

Class used to iterate the items of a list. More...

#include <yateclass.h>

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Public Member Functions

 ListIterator (ObjList &list)
 ListIterator (HashList &list)
 ~ListIterator ()
unsigned int length () const
GenObjectget (unsigned int index) const
GenObjectget ()
bool eof () const
void reset ()

Detailed Description

Class used to iterate the items of a list.

An ObjList or HashList iterator that can be used even when list elements are changed while iterating. Note that it will not detect that an item was removed and another with the same address was inserted back in list.


Constructor & Destructor Documentation

ListIterator ( ObjList list)

Constructor used to iterate trough an ObjList. The image of the list is frozen at the time the constructor executes

Parameters:
listList to get the objects from
ListIterator ( HashList list)

Constructor used to iterate trough a HashList. The image of the list is frozen at the time the constructor executes

Parameters:
listList to get the objects from

Destructor - frees the allocated memory


Member Function Documentation

bool eof ( ) const [inline]

Check if the current pointer is past the end of the list

Returns:
True if there are no more entries left
GenObject* get ( unsigned int  index) const

Get an arbitrary element in the iterator's list image. Items that were removed from list or are not alive are not returned.

Parameters:
indexPosition to get the item from
Returns:
Pointer to the list item or NULL if out of range or item removed
GenObject* get ( )

Get the current element and advance the current index. Items that were removed from list or are not alive are skipped over. An example of typical usage:

 ListIterator iter(list);
 while (GenObject* obj = iter.get()) {
     do_something_with(obj);
 }
 
Returns:
Pointer to a list item or NULL if advanced past end (eof)
unsigned int length ( ) const [inline]

Get the number of elements in the list

Returns:
Count of items in the internal list
void reset ( ) [inline]

Reset the iterator index to the first position in the list


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