License:
see license.txt
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NO_LENGTH_SUPPORT
- Returned from length() when length isn't supported
- interface
Iterator
(V);
- Basic iterator. Allows iterating over all the elements of an object.
- uint
length
();
- If supported, returns the number of elements that will be iterated.
If not supported, returns NO_LENGTH_SUPPORT.
- int
opApply
(int delegate(ref V v) dg);
- foreach operator.
- interface
KeyedIterator
(K,V): Iterator!(V);
- Iterator with keys. This allows one to view the key of the element as well
as the value while iterating.
- int
opApply
(int delegate(ref K k, ref V v) dg);
- iterate over both keys and values
- interface
Purgeable
(V);
- A purge iterator is used to purge values from a collection. This works by
telling the iterator that you want it to remove the value last iterated.
- int
purge
(int delegate(ref bool doPurge, ref V v) dg);
- iterate over the values of the iterator, telling it which values to
remove. To remove a value, set doPurge to true before exiting the
loop.
Make sure you specify ref for the doPurge parameter:
foreach(ref doPurge, v; &purgeable.purge){
...
- interface
KeyPurgeable
(K,V): Purgeable!(V);
- A purge iterator for keyed containers.
- int
keypurge
(int delegate(ref bool doPurge, ref K k, ref V v) dg);
- iterate over the key/value pairs of the iterator, telling it which ones
to remove.
Make sure you specify ref for the doPurge parameter:
foreach(ref doPurge, k, v; &purgeable.keypurge){
...
TODO:
note this should have the name purge, but because of asonine
lookup rules, it makes it difficult to specify this version over the
base version. Once this is fixed, it's highly likely that this goes
back to the name purge.
See bugzilla #2498
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