An iterable object can construct iterators and use them to iterate through items. More...
An iterable object can construct iterators and use them to iterate through items.
Use this object to get the start and end iterators. Use iterators to iterate through available items. Containers such as lists and dictionaries usually implement this interface.
Public Member Functions | |
NativeIterator< TValuePtr > | createStartIteratorInterface () const |
Creates and returns the object's start iterator. More... | |
NativeIterator< TValuePtr > | createEndIteratorInterface () const |
Creates and returns the object's end iterator. More... | |
NativeIterator< TValuePtr > | begin () const |
Creates and returns the object's start iterator. More... | |
NativeIterator< TValuePtr > | end () const |
Creates and returns the object's end iterator. More... | |
NativeIterator< TValuePtr > begin |
Creates and returns the object's start iterator.
NativeIterator< TValuePtr > createEndIteratorInterface |
Creates and returns the object's end iterator.
NativeIterator< TValuePtr > createStartIteratorInterface |
Creates and returns the object's start iterator.
NativeIterator< TValuePtr > end |
Creates and returns the object's end iterator.