__GNU_PBDS::DETAIL::OV_TREE_NODE_CONST_IT_(3)
πΈ NAME πΈ
hiii bestie π welcome to the __gnu_pbds::detail::ov_tree_node_const_it_< Value_Type, Metadata_Type, _Alloc >(3) page β yeah the manual name is a whole entire sentence, we move, that's just how the libstdc++ manual is. Library Functions Manual energy, periodt.
__gnu_pbds::detail::ov_tree_node_const_it_< Value_Type, Metadata_Type, _Alloc > β Const node reference.
That's literally the entire description. A node reference. But const. No cap. β¨
π SYNOPSIS π
#include <node_iterators.hpp>
Inherited by __gnu_pbds::detail::ov_tree_node_it_< Value_Type, Metadata_Type, _Alloc >. So the non-const version literally descends from this one, iconic lineage behaviour π
π Public Types π
typedef rebind_traits< _Alloc, typenameremove_const< Value_Type >::type >::const_pointer const_referencetypedef trivial_iterator_difference_type difference_typetypedef trivial_iterator_tag iterator_categorytypedef rebind_traits< _Alloc, metadata_type >::const_reference metadata_const_referencetypedef Metadata_Type metadata_typetypedef rebind_traits< _Alloc, typenameremove_const< Value_Type >::type >::const_pointer referencetypedef rebind_traits< _Alloc, Value_Type >::const_pointer value_type
π«Ά Public Member Functions π«Ά
ov_tree_node_const_it_ (const_pointer p_nd=0, const_pointer p_begin_nd=0, const_pointer p_end_nd=0, const_metadata_pointer p_metadata=0)β the constructor, and look at those defaults, all four of them chilling at0π«Άthis_type get_l_child () constβ Returns the node iterator associated with the left node. the left node!! your fave's fave πmetadata_const_reference get_metadata () constβ no description on this one, bestie, the docs just left it standing there πthis_type get_r_child () constβ Returns the node iterator associated with the right node. left's sibling, matching energy β¨bool operator!= (const this_type &other) constβ no blurb provided, she's mysterious like thatconst_reference operator* () constβ also no blurb, we respect the silencebool operator== (const this_type &other) constβ same, no blurb, still iconic
π Public Attributes π
pointer m_p_begin_valuepointer m_p_end_valueconst_metadata_pointer m_p_metadatapointer m_p_value
π Protected Types π
typedef rebind_traits< _Alloc, Metadata_Type >::const_pointer const_metadata_pointertypedef rebind_traits< _Alloc, Value_Type >::const_pointer const_pointertypedef rebind_traits< _Alloc, Value_Type >::pointer pointertypedef ov_tree_node_const_it_< Value_Type, Metadata_Type, _Alloc > this_type
β Static Protected Member Functions β
template<typename Ptr> static Ptr mid_pointer (Ptr p_begin, Ptr p_end)β no description given, she's just here, doing her little static thing β¨
π¦ Detailed Description π¦
template<typename Value_Type, typename Metadata_Type, typename _Alloc>
class __gnu_pbds::detail::ov_tree_node_const_it_< Value_Type, Metadata_Type, _Alloc >
"Const node reference."
That is the whole detailed description. Detailed, she said. π And honestly? She ate. Short and sweet, says what she means, doesn't waste your time. Periodt. π
π Member Function Documentation π
get_l_child () const [inline]
template<typename Value_Type, typename Metadata_Type, typename _Alloc>
this_type __gnu_pbds::detail::ov_tree_node_const_it_< Value_Type, Metadata_Type, _Alloc >::get_l_child () const [inline]
Returns the node iterator associated with the left node. she's inline, she's const, she's giving you the left child, what more do you want π₯Ή
get_r_child () const [inline]
template<typename Value_Type, typename Metadata_Type, typename _Alloc>
this_type __gnu_pbds::detail::ov_tree_node_const_it_< Value_Type, Metadata_Type, _Alloc >::get_r_child () const [inline]
Returns the node iterator associated with the right node. and she's also inline and also const, because symmetry is a lifestyle πΈ
π Author π
Generated automatically by Doxygen for libstdc++ from the source code. so a robot wrote this, no human touched it, and it still served π
ok so quick recap bestie: it's a const node reference, it has all those typedefs and attributes and operators,get_l_child ()andget_r_child ()are the only two functions with actual words written about them, andmid_pointeris out here undocumented but thriving. you got this, fr fr π«Ά
and that's the whole page!! sourced from libstdc++, footer version is just libstdc++, and ngl there's literally no date on this one, the footer only ever says libstdc++ β so take the undated vibe and run with it, bestie πβ¨π
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