Concrete IteratorWrapper for nonconst access to the underlying key-value container.
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#include <OgreIteratorWrapper.h>
template<typename T>
class Ogre::MapIterator< T >
Concrete IteratorWrapper for nonconst access to the underlying key-value container.
◆ const_iterator
template<typename T , typename IteratorType , typename ValType >
Typedef to fulfill container interface.
Useful if you want to use BOOST_FOREACH
- Note
- there is no distinction between const_iterator and iterator.
keep this in mind if you want to derivate from this class.
◆ iterator
template<typename T , typename IteratorType , typename ValType >
Typedef to fulfill container interface.
Useful if you want to use BOOST_FOREACH
- Note
- there is no distinction between const_iterator and iterator.
keep this in mind if you want to derivate from this class.
◆ KeyType
Type you expect to get by funktions like peekNextKey.
◆ PairType
Unused, just to make it clear that map/set::value_type is not a ValueType.
◆ PointerType
Redefined PointerType for a map/set.
◆ ValueType
Redefined ValueType for a map/set.
◆ MapIterator() [1/2]
◆ MapIterator() [2/2]
◆ begin()
template<typename T , typename IteratorType , typename ValType >
Bookmark to the begin of the underlying collection.
◆ current()
template<typename T , typename IteratorType , typename ValType >
Full access to the current iterator.
◆ end()
template<typename T , typename IteratorType , typename ValType >
Bookmark to the end (one behind the last element) of the underlying collection.
◆ getNext()
Returns the next(=current) value element in the collection, and advances to the next.
◆ hasMoreElements()
template<typename T , typename IteratorType , typename ValType >
◆ moveNext()
template<typename T , typename IteratorType , typename ValType >
Moves the iterator on one element.
◆ peekNextKey()
Returns the next(=current) key element in the collection, without advancing to the next.
◆ peekNextValue()
Returns the next(=current) value element in the collection, without advancing to the next.
◆ peekNextValuePtr()
Returns a pointer to the next/current value element in the collection, without advancing to the next afterwards.
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