sc::AVLMap...::iterator(3)

✨ NAME ✨

sc::AVLMap< K, T >::iterator — bestie, this is the iterator type that lives inside sc::AVLMap, and it's giving main character energy in the Library Functions Manual 💖

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🦋 SYNOPSIS 🦋

💅 Public Member Functions 💅

iterator (const EAVLMMap< K, AVLMapNode< K, T > > *m, AVLMapNode< K, T > *n)
iterator (const eavl_typename AVLMap< K, T >::iterator &i)
void operator++ ()
void operator++ (int)
int operator== (const eavl_typename AVLMap< K, T >::iterator &i) const
int operator!= (const eavl_typename AVLMap< K, T >::iterator &i) const
void operator= (const eavl_typename AVLMap< K, T >::iterator &i)
const K & key () const
T & data ()

okay so let's go through this lil roster one by one, no skipping, because every single one of these is doing something 🫶

• iterator (const EAVLMMap< K, AVLMapNode< K, T > > *m, AVLMapNode< K, T > *n) — the constructor that takes a pointer to an EAVLMMap (the one holding AVLMapNode< K, T >s) plus a pointer to an AVLMapNode< K, T >. Two args, zero drama ✨
• iterator (const eavl_typename AVLMap< K, T >::iterator &i) — the copy-ish constructor: you hand it a const reference to another eavl_typename AVLMap< K, T >::iterator and it does its thing. Yes, eavl_typename is really spelled like that, and no, we are not editing it 💀
• void operator++ () — the prefix increment operator. Returns void. That's it, that's the whole vibe.
• void operator++ (int) — the same increment operator but with that little int in the parens. Returns void too. You know the one 👑
• int operator== (const eavl_typename AVLMap< K, T >::iterator &i) const — equality check against another const eavl_typename AVLMap< K, T >::iterator &i. Comes back as an int, and it's marked const, so it's on its best behaviour 🌸
• int operator!= (const eavl_typename AVLMap< K, T >::iterator &i) const — the not-equal version of the above. Same argument, same int return, same const. Iconic, honestly.
• void operator= (const eavl_typename AVLMap< K, T >::iterator &i) — assignment. Takes a const reference to another one of these iterators, gives you back void. Slay.
• const K & key () const — hands you a const K &. It's const-qualified, so calling it won't mess with anything. We love a safe queen 🎀
• T & data () — hands you a plain old T &. Not const. Just saying 🍓

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🌈 Author 🌈

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