BDE 4.14.0 Production release
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#include <bdlc_flathashtable.h>
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FlatHashTable_IteratorImp () | |
FlatHashTable_IteratorImp (ENTRY *entries, const bsl::uint8_t *controls, bsl::size_t additionalLength) | |
FlatHashTable_IteratorImp (const FlatHashTable_IteratorImp &original) | |
~FlatHashTable_IteratorImp ()=default | |
FlatHashTable_IteratorImp & | operator= (const FlatHashTable_IteratorImp &rhs) |
void | operator++ () |
ENTRY & | operator* () const |
Friends | |
bool | operator== (const FlatHashTable_IteratorImp &, const FlatHashTable_IteratorImp &) |
This class implements the methods required by bsl::ForwardIterator
to provide forward iterators. As such, an instance of this class represents a position within a flat hash table. This class uses no features of the ENTRY
type except for addresses of ENTRY
objects.
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Create a FlatHashTable_IteratorImp
having the default, non-dereferencable value.
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Create a FlatHashTable_IteratorImp
referencing the first element of the specified entries
and controls
, which have the specified additionalLength
values. The behavior is undefined unless entries
points to at least 1 + additionalLength
entry values and controls
points to at least 1 + additionalLength + ControlGroup::k_SIZE
control values.
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Create a FlatHashTable_IteratorImp
having the same value as the specified original
.
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default |
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Return a reference to the element referred to by this FlatHashTable_IteratorImp
. The behavior is undefined unless this FlatHashTable_IteratorImp() != *this
.
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Advance the FlatHashTable_IteratorImp
to the next present element in the underlying flat hash table. If there is no such element, assign this object to FlatHashTable_InteratorImp()
. The behavior is undefined unless this FlatHashTable_IteratorImp
refers to a valid element of the underlying sequence.
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Assign to this FlatHashTable_IteratorImp
the value of the specified rhs
.
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friend |
Return true if the specified a
and b
are equal. Two FlatHashTable_IteratorImp
objects are equal if they both refer to the same element of the underlying flat hash table, or are both not dereferenceable. The behavior is undefined unless a
and b
refer to the same FlatHashTable
.