__GNU_PARALLEL::_ITERATORTRIPLE(3)

💖 __gnu_parallel::_IteratorTriple< _Iterator1, _Iterator2, _Iterator3, _IteratorCategory > 💖

okay bestie, welcome to the Library Functions Manual section of the libstdc++ docs, and buckle up because today we're talking about a triple of iterators 🎀

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✨ NAME ✨

__gnu_parallel::_IteratorTriple< _Iterator1, _Iterator2, _Iterator3, _IteratorCategory > — it's a triple of iterators, and the way that it works is that the usual iterator operations get applied to all three child iterators at once. three besties moving in sync, no cap 💅

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🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

#include <iterator.h>

🦋 Public Types 🦋

• difference_type — typedef'd to std::iterator_traits< _Iterator1 >::difference_type. it's giving "borrowed from iterator number one" energy ✨
• iterator_category — typedef'd to _IteratorCategory. literally just the template param, slaying as itself 👑
• pointer — typedef'd to _IteratorTriple *. yes it points at itself, main character behavior fr fr
• reference — typedef'd to _IteratorTriple &. a reference to itself, iconic 🫶
• value_type — typedef'd to void. that's it. that's the whole vibe. void. 💀

🌈 Public Member Functions 🌈

• _IteratorTriple (const _Iterator1 &__first, const _Iterator2 &__second, const _Iterator3 &__third) — the constructor, takes all three of your iterators, one for each child 🍓
• operator _Iterator3 () const — conversion operator that hands you back the third iterator, no cap
• _IteratorTriple operator+ (difference_type __delta) const — adds __delta and returns a whole new _IteratorTriple 💖
• _IteratorTriple & operator++ () — the prefix increment, returns a reference to yourself, glow up moment ✨
• const _IteratorTriple operator++ (int) — the postfix increment, returns a const copy of the triple
• difference_type operator- (const _IteratorTriple &__other) const — subtracts another triple from this one and gives you back a difference_type 🌸
• _IteratorTriple & operator-- () — the prefix decrement, also returns a reference to you 💜
• const _IteratorTriple operator-- (int) — the postfix decrement, returns a const copy
• _IteratorTriple & operator= (const _IteratorTriple &__other) — assignment, copies from __other into this one 🧚

⭐ Public Attributes ⭐

• _Iterator1 _M_first — the first child iterator, living its truth
• _Iterator2 _M_second — the second child iterator, also here
• _Iterator3 _M_third — the third child iterator, completing the trio 👑

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💫 Detailed Description 💫

template<typename _Iterator1, typename _Iterator2, typename _Iterator3,
    typename _IteratorCategory>
    class __gnu_parallel::_IteratorTriple< _Iterator1, _Iterator2,
    _Iterator3, _IteratorCategory >

"A triple of iterators. The usual iterator operations are applied to all three child iterators." — yes bestie, that's the whole thesis. one operation, three iterators, zero drama 🎀

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👑 Author 👑

Generated automatically by Doxygen for libstdc++ from the source code. not a human author, just the robot doing its thing, and honestly? it ate 🤖✨

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heads up: every single one of those members, types, and attributes above came straight from the original docs. don't @ me if you try to rename something, it will not go well 🙈

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okay that's the whole page, bestie 💖 this lil manual page is part of the libstdc++ docs, and that's the same libstdc++ you saw printed in the footer at the bottom of the original page. mwah, go forth and triple your iterators 🌈🦋✨