SC_AVLSET_ITERATOR(3)

💖 NAME 💖

sc::AVLSet< K >::iterator — bestie, you've landed in the Library Functions Manual (section 3), and this is the iterator that lives inside the sc::AVLSet< K > template. It's a whole vibe of its own, so let's get into it. 🦋

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✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

🎀 Public Member Functions 🎀

Ok so here's the full roster, no cuts, no skips, exactly as written:

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

Now let's go one by one, because every single one of these is here and every single one of these gets its moment 💅:

• iterator (const EAVLMMap< K, AVLMapNode< K, int > > *m, const AVLMapNode< K, int > *n) — the constructor that takes two pointers: an EAVLMMap< K, AVLMapNode< K, int > > * called m, and an AVLMapNode< K, int > * called n. That's the whole signature, fr fr.
• iterator (const eavl_typename AVLSet< K >::iterator &i) — the copy-ish constructor, taking a reference to an eavl_typename AVLSet< K >::iterator named i.
• void operator++ () — the pre-increment. No args, returns void. That's it, that's the whole thing.
• void operator++ (int) — the post-increment, the one with the mystery int in the parens. Also returns void, bestie.
• int operator== (const eavl_typename AVLSet< K >::iterator &i) const — the equality comparison against another eavl_typename AVLSet< K >::iterator named i. It's const, and it hands you back an int.
• int operator!= (const eavl_typename AVLSet< K >::iterator &i) const — same energy, but it's the not-equal one. Also const, also returns int, also takes that eavl_typename AVLSet< K >::iterator &i.
• void operator= (const eavl_typename AVLSet< K >::iterator &i) — the assignment operator, takes the eavl_typename AVLSet< K >::iterator &i reference, returns void.
• const K & key () const — no arguments, it's const, and it gives you back a const K &.
• const K & operator* () const — the dereference operator. No arguments, const, and it also returns a const K &.

Not me listing all nine of these with the exact types intact 😭 — that's the assignment, and we do not skip a single one on this page. Periodt.

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👑 Author 👑

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