qt_dictionary_iterator_destroy(3)

💖 qt_dictionary_iterator_destroy — bestie edition 💖

okay so you're in the libqthread manual pages, section 3, and today's main character is qt_dictionary_iterator_destroy. yes she's a whole function. yes she's got one job. and honestly? she ate. 🎀

✨ NAME ✨

qt_dictionary_iterator_destroy — deallocate a qt_dictionary_iterator 🫶

like. she frees the iterator. that's the vibe. that's the entire vibe.

🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

#include <qthread/dictionary.h>

void
qt_dictionary_iterator_destroy (qt_dictionary_iterator *iter);

so you gotta pull in <qthread/dictionary.h> first, no skips 🧚 and then she takes one (1) pointer to a qt_dictionary_iterator and returns nothing — void, as in she gives you no receipts, she just handles it. 💅

🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

This function destroys the iterator object specified by iter. 🗑️✨

that's it bestie, that's the whole thing. you hand her your iter and she deallocates that object. clean, simple, iconic behavior. no cap.

ngl, this is the "and that's on periodt" step of your iterator's little life cycle — you created it, you used it, and now you're letting it go. the way that iter gets destroyed and you move on with your day 😭👑

🌈 SEE ALSO 🌈

the whole friend group, fr fr — go say hi to her sisters:

• qt_dictionary_create(3)
• qt_dictionary_delete(3)
• qt_dictionary_destroy(3)
• qt_dictionary_end(3)
• qt_dictionary_get(3)
• qt_dictionary_iterator_copy(3)
• qt_dictionary_iterator_create(3)
• qt_dictionary_iterator_equals(3)
• qt_dictionary_iterator_get(3)
• qt_dictionary_iterator_next(3)
• qt_dictionary_put(3)
• qt_dictionary_put_if_absent(3)

okay and that's the whole page, you're so welcome 💜 this one's from libqthread, dated AUGUST 2012 (yes she's vintage, she's an elder statesman of the dictionary API, respect her 👑), and we did it — we read an entire man page about destroying an iterator. main character energy fr. slay. 🎀✨💅