sc::MOPairIter(3)
π NAME π
sc::MOPairIter β this is the MPQC manual page for sc::MOPairIter(3), bestie, and it gives the ordering of orbital pairs. That's the whole vibe. β¨
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
#include <pairiter.h>
π« Inherits π«
Inherits sc::RefCount.
π± Inherited by π±
Inherited by sc::SpatialMOPairIter.
π Public Member Functions π
MOPairIter (const Ref< MOIndexSpace > &space_i, const Ref< MOIndexSpace > &space_j)β initialize an iterator for the given MO spaces. Slay, that's the setup. π«Άvirtual void start (const int first_ij=0)=0β start the iteration. Go go go. βvirtual void next ()=0β move to the next pair. Literally the next step. πvirtual operator int () const =0β returns nonzero if the iterator currently hold valid data. Yes, "hold" is what the page says; I'm not fixing its grammar, bestie. πint ni () constβ returns the number of functions in space i. πint nj () constβ returns the number of functions in space j. πint i () constβ returns index i. Simple. Iconic. πint j () constβ returns index j. Also simple. Also iconic. πint nij () constβ returns the number of pair combinations for this iterator. Math girlie behavior. π₯int ij () constβ returns the current iteration. That's the current vibe check. π
π Protected Attributes π
These are protected, so they're giving "family business only" energy:
bool i_eq_j_int ni_int nj_int i_int j_int nij_int ij_
𧬠Additional Inherited Members π§¬
This section is the inherited-members catch-all, bestie. The additional inherited members are inherited from sc::RefCount β the page just keeps that spot here. No cap. π
π Detailed Description π
MOPairIter gives the ordering of orbital pairs. That's the main character summary, periodt. π
π¦ Author π¦
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Okay bestie, that's the whole page. Version 2.3.1, dated Sun Oct 4 2020, from the MPQC manual β mwah πβ¨
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