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🌸 NAME 🌸

sc::ReplSCMatrixListSubblockIter — that's the name, bestie, all of it, every letter. It's long, it's giving "my parents named me after the entire periodic table," and we're gonna respect it anyway 💅

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✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

Okay so the vibe: this class inherits sc::SCMatrixListSubblockIter. That's the whole family tree up front. Everything else below is either something it brings itself or something it got handed down 💖

🎀 Public Member Functions

• ReplSCMatrixListSubblockIter (Access, const Ref< SCMatrixBlockList > &list, const Ref< MessageGrp > &grp, double *data, int ndata) — the constructor, the origin story, the main character moment. It takes an Access, a reference to a SCMatrixBlockList called list, a reference to a MessageGrp called grp, a double * called data, and an int called ndata. Five things. Slay.

💫 Public Member Functions inherited from sc::SCMatrixListSubblockIter

• SCMatrixListSubblockIter (Access, const Ref< SCMatrixBlockList > &list) — the parent constructor, takes an Access and a list reference, that's it, no notes.
• void begin () — start at the beginning. Ground zero. The origin point. Iconic behaviour tbh.
• int ready () — returns nonzero if there is another block. So like, nonzero = "yes bestie there's more," zero = "we're done here 🥲".
• void next () — proceed to the next block. Keep it moving, no loitering.
• SCMatrixBlock * block () — return the current block. Hand it over.

💫 Public Member Functions inherited from sc::SCMatrixSubblockIter

• SCMatrixSubblockIter (Access access) — and listen, the access variable should be one of Read, Write, Accum, and None, with the SCMatrixSubblockIter:: scope operator applied. Do not forget the scope operator, I'm begging 🫶
• Access access () const — returns the type of Access allowed for these blocks.

💫 Public Member Functions inherited from sc::RefCount

• int lock_ptr () const — lock this object. 🔒
• int unlock_ptr () const — unlock this object. 🔓
• void use_locks (bool inVal) — start and stop using locks on this object.
• refcount_t nreference () const — return the reference count.
• refcount_t reference () — increment the reference count and return the new count.
• refcount_t dereference () — decrement the reference count and return the new count.
• int managed () const — yes, this one shows up with no description. It's mysterious. It's a little enigmatic. Respect it anyway 💜
• void unmanage () — turn off the reference counting mechanism for this object.
• int managed () const — and here it is again, this time with lore: return 1 if the object is managed, otherwise return 0. Two separate entries, same signature. We do not merge them. We do not question them. They're both real 💀

💫 Public Member Functions inherited from sc::Identity

• Identifier identifier () — return the Identifier for this argument.

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🧚 Protected Attributes

• Ref< MessageGrp > grp_ — protected, so hands off unless you're family.
• double * data_
• int ndata_

🧚 Protected Attributes inherited from sc::SCMatrixListSubblockIter

• Ref< SCMatrixBlockList > list_
• SCMatrixBlockListIter iter_

🧚 Protected Attributes inherited from sc::SCMatrixSubblockIter

• Access access_

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🌈 Additional Inherited Members

⭐ Public Types inherited from sc::SCMatrixSubblockIter

• enum Access { Read, Write, Accum, None } — four options, that's the whole menu, choose wisely.

⭐ Protected Member Functions inherited from sc::RefCount

• RefCount (const RefCount &) — the copy constructor, protected, so it's giving "invite only."
• RefCount & operator= (const RefCount &) — the assignment operator, also protected, also invite only.

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👑 Author

Generated automatically by Doxygen for MPQC from the source code. So like, no human wrote this, a robot did, and honestly? The robot ate. 🤖✨

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Fr fr, that's the whole page. Nothing skipped, nothing merged, every single inherited member accounted for. Periodt. 💅

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