Const iterator, don't use directly, use ranged based for loops or call begin() end(). More...

#include <RangeView.h>

Inheritance diagram for plRangeView< ValueType, IteratorType >::ConstIterator:

Public Types
using	iterator_category = std::forward_iterator_tag

using	value_type = ConstIterator

using	pointer = ConstIterator*

using	reference = ConstIterator&

Public Member Functions
	PL_DECLARE_POD_TYPE ()

PL_ALWAYS_INLINE	ConstIterator (const ConstIterator &rhs)=default

PL_FORCE_INLINE void	Next ()

PL_FORCE_INLINE ValueType	Value () const

PL_ALWAYS_INLINE ValueType	operator* () const

PL_ALWAYS_INLINE void	operator++ ()

PL_FORCE_INLINE bool	operator== (const typename plRangeView< ValueType, IteratorType >::ConstIterator &it2) const

PL_FORCE_INLINE bool	operator!= (const typename plRangeView< ValueType, IteratorType >::ConstIterator &it2) const

Protected Member Functions
PL_FORCE_INLINE	ConstIterator (const plRangeView< ValueType, IteratorType > *view, IteratorType pos)

Protected Attributes
const plRangeView< ValueType, IteratorType > *	m_pView = nullptr

IteratorType	m_Pos

Friends
class	plRangeView< ValueType, IteratorType >

Detailed Description

template<typename ValueType, typename IteratorType>
struct plRangeView< ValueType, IteratorType >::ConstIterator

Const iterator, don't use directly, use ranged based for loops or call begin() end().

The documentation for this struct was generated from the following files:

Public Types