#include <source/patchdata/array/ArrayDataIterator.h>
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| ArrayDataIterator () | |
| ArrayDataIterator (const hier::Box< DIM > &box) | |
| ArrayDataIterator (const ArrayDataIterator< DIM > &iterator) | |
| ArrayDataIterator< DIM > & | operator= (const ArrayDataIterator< DIM > &iterator) |
| ~ArrayDataIterator () | |
| const hier::Index< DIM > & | operator * () const |
| const hier::Index< DIM > & | operator() () const |
| operator bool () const | |
| operator const void * () const | |
| bool | operator! () const |
| void | operator++ (int) |
| bool | operator== (const ArrayDataIterator< DIM > &iterator) const |
| bool | operator!= (const ArrayDataIterator< DIM > &iterator) const |
hier::Box<DIM> box;
...
for (ArrayDataIterator<DIM> c(box); c; c++) {
// use index c of the box
}
Note that the array data iterator may not compile to efficient code, depending on your compiler. Many compilers are not smart enough to optimize the looping constructs and indexing operations.
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Default constructor for the array data iterator. The iterator must be initialized before it can be used to iterate over a box. |
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Constructor for the array data iterator. The iterator will enumerate the indices in the argument box. |
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Copy constructor for the array data iterator |
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Destructor for the array data iterator. |
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Assignment operator for the array data iterator. |
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Extract the index corresponding to the iterator position in the box. |
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Extract the index corresponding to the iterator position in the box. |
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Return true if the iterator points to a valid index within the box. |
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Return a non-NULL if the iterator points to a valid index within the box. |
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Return whether the iterator points to a valid index within the box. This operator mimics the !p operation applied to a pointer p. |
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Increment the iterator to point to the next index in the box. |
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Test two iterators for equality (same index value). |
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Test two iterators for inequality (different index values). |
1.4.2