Qore Programming Language  1.9.0
ReverseHashIterator Class Reference

reverse iterator class for QoreHashNode, to be only created on the stack More...

#include <QoreHashNode.h>

Inheritance diagram for ReverseHashIterator:
Collaboration diagram for ReverseHashIterator:

Public Member Methods

DLLEXPORT ReverseHashIterator (QoreHashNode &h)
 initializes the iterator with the passed hash
 
DLLEXPORT ReverseHashIterator (QoreHashNode *h)
 initializes the iterator with the passed hash
 
DLLEXPORT ~ReverseHashIterator ()
 Destroys the iterator.
 
DLLEXPORT bool first () const
 returns true if on the last key of the hash
 
DLLEXPORT bool last () const
 returns true if on the first key of the hash
 
DLLEXPORT bool next ()
 moves to the next element in reverse order, returns false when there are no more elements to iterate More...
 
DLLEXPORT bool prev ()
 moves to the previous element in reverse order, returns false when there are no more elements to iterate More...
 
- Public Member Methods inherited from HashIterator
DLLEXPORT HashIterator (QoreHashNode &h)
 initializes the iterator with the passed hash
 
DLLEXPORT HashIterator (QoreHashNode *h)
 initializes the iterator with the passed hash
 
DLLEXPORT ~HashIterator ()
 Destroys the iterator.
 
DLLEXPORT void deleteKey (ExceptionSink *xsink)
 deletes the key from the hash and dereferences the value More...
 
DLLEXPORT bool empty () const
 returns true if the hash is empty
 
DLLEXPORT bool first () const
 returns true if on the first key of the hash
 
DLLEXPORT QoreValue get () const
 returns the value of the current key
 
DLLEXPORT QoreHashNodegetHash () const
 returns the hash
 
DLLEXPORT const char * getKey () const
 returns the current key
 
DLLEXPORT QoreStringgetKeyString () const
 returns a QoreString for the current key, the caller owns QoreString returned
 
DLLEXPORT QoreValue getReferenced () const
 returns the value of the current key with an incremented reference count
 
DLLEXPORT const QoreTypeInfo * getTypeInfo () const
 returns the type info for the current value
 
DLLEXPORT bool last () const
 returns true if on the last key of the hash
 
DLLEXPORT bool next ()
 moves to the next element, returns false when there are no more elements to iterate More...
 
DLLEXPORT bool prev ()
 moves to the previous element, returns false when there are no more elements to iterate More...
 
DLLEXPORT QoreValue removeKeyValue ()
 removes the key value and returns the value returned
 
DLLEXPORT bool valid () const
 returns true if the iterator is currently pointing at a valid element
 

Additional Inherited Members

- Private Member Methods inherited from HashIterator
DLLLOCAL HashIterator (const HashIterator &)
 this function is not implemented; it is here as a private function in order to prohibit it from being used
 
DLLLOCAL void * operator new (size_t)
 this function is not implemented; it is here as a private function in order to prohibit it from being used
 
DLLLOCAL HashIteratoroperator= (const HashIterator &)
 this function is not implemented; it is here as a private function in order to prohibit it from being used
 

Detailed Description

reverse iterator class for QoreHashNode, to be only created on the stack

while (hi.next()) {
QoreStringValueHelper str(hi.get());
printf("key: '%s', value: '%s'\n", hi.getKey(), str->getBuffer());
}
this class is used to safely manage calls to AbstractQoreNode::getStringRepresentation() when a simpl...
Definition: QoreStringNode.h:309
reverse iterator class for QoreHashNode, to be only created on the stack
Definition: QoreHashNode.h:523

Member Function Documentation

◆ next()

DLLEXPORT bool ReverseHashIterator::next ( )

moves to the next element in reverse order, returns false when there are no more elements to iterate

also moves to the last element if the object has just been initialized after a complete iteration (assuming there is at least one element in the hash)

◆ prev()

DLLEXPORT bool ReverseHashIterator::prev ( )

moves to the previous element in reverse order, returns false when there are no more elements to iterate

also moves to the first element if the object has just been initialized after a complete iteration (assuming there is at least one element in the hash)


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