lite::c_iterator< value_type_ > Class Template Reference
[Array Internals (Advanced)]

This class implements an iterator that returns the same value everywhere. More...

#include <array.hpp>

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Public Types
typedef std::random_access_iterator_tag	iterator_category
typedef value_type_	value_type
typedef ptrdiff_t	difference_type
typedef const value_type_ *	pointer
typedef const value_type_ &	reference
Public Member Functions
LITE_INLINE	c_iterator (const value_type &value)
	Construct a c_iterator that returns value everywhere.
LITE_INLINE	c_iterator (const c_iterator &other)
template<class other_value_type_ >
LITE_INLINE	c_iterator (const c_iterator< other_value_type_ > &other)
LITE_INLINE c_iterator &	operator= (const c_iterator &other)
template<class other_value_type_ >
LITE_INLINE c_iterator &	operator= (const c_iterator< other_value_type_ > &other)
Public Attributes
value_type	value
	This variable stores the value that is returned by c_iterator.

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Detailed Description

template<class value_type_>
class lite::c_iterator< value_type_ >

This class implements an iterator that returns the same value everywhere.

The value can be specified as a constructor argument.

Example:

        c_iterator<float> it(1.5f);

        std::cout << at(it) << std::endl;
        std::cout << at(it, 2, 3, 4) << std::endl;
        shift<2>(it, -5);
        std::cout << at(it, 2, 3, 4) << std::endl;

        typedef array<float[2][2], default_traits_type, reference_rep<c_iterator<float> > A;

        A a(it, A::size_type());

        std::cout << a << std::endl;

The output would be:

        1.5
        1.5
        1.5
        1.5 1.5
        1.5 1.5
    

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• array.hpp