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/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Copyright (c) 1995 by P.J. Plauger. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
Copyright (c) 1994
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Hewlett-Packard Company makes no representations about the
suitability of this software for any purpose. It is provided
"as is" without express or implied warranty.
@doc external
@module CFusionPointerIterator
@owner a-JayK
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#pragma once
#include "CFusionPointerIterator.h"
//namespace NVseeLibContainer
//{
/*
Name: CFusionPointerIterator::CFusionPointerIterator
@mfunc
This constructs the iterator, making it equivalent (at least its value,
not quite its interface) to the pointer passed in.
@owner a-JayK
*/
template<typename T, typename Distance, typename Pointer, typename Reference, typename MutablePointer, typename MutableReference>
CFusionPointerIterator<T,Distance,Pointer,Reference,MutablePointer,MutableReference>::CFusionPointerIterator
(
Pointer p // @arg set the iterator to this initially.
) throw()
: m_current(p)
{
}
/*
Name: CFusionPointerIterator::CFusionPointerIterator
@mfunc
This copy constructs an iterator, but it is not necessarily
the "default" copy constructor. If the iterator is const, this
copy constructor constructs it from a non const iterator. The
reverse conversion (const to non const) is invalid and disallowed.
If the iterator is not const, this does end up being the usual
copy constructor.
@owner a-JayK
*/
template<typename T, typename Distance, typename Pointer, typename Reference, typename MutablePointer, typename MutableReference>
CFusionPointerIterator<T,Distance,Pointer,Reference,MutablePointer,MutableReference>::CFusionPointerIterator
(
const CFusionPointerIterator
<
T,
Distance,
MutablePointer,
MutableReference,
MutablePointer,
MutableReference
>& x
) throw()
: m_current(x.PtBase())
{
}
/*
Name: CFusionPointerIterator::PtBase
@mfunc
This returns the value of the pointer underlying the iterator.
It is in std::_Ptrit, but should not be needed by clients,
but it used once internally.
@owner a-JayK
*/
template<typename T, typename Distance, typename Pointer, typename Reference, typename MutablePointer, typename MutableReference>
inline Pointer
CFusionPointerIterator<T,Distance,Pointer,Reference,MutablePointer,MutableReference>::PtBase
(
) const throw()
{
return (m_current);
}
/*
Name: CFusionPointerIterator::operator*
@mfunc
This dereferences the iterator, which is exactly like
dereferencing the underlying pointer.
@owner a-JayK
*/
template<typename T, typename Distance, typename Pointer, typename Reference, typename MutablePointer, typename MutableReference>
inline Reference
CFusionPointerIterator<T,Distance,Pointer,Reference,MutablePointer,MutableReference>::operator*
(
) const throw()
{
return (*m_current);
}
/*
Name: CFusionPointerIterator::operator->
@mfunc
This dereferences the underlying pointer, but in the way
that can be followed by the name of a member datum or
member function.
@owner a-JayK
*/
template<typename T, typename Distance, typename Pointer, typename Reference, typename MutablePointer, typename MutableReference>
inline Pointer
CFusionPointerIterator<T,Distance,Pointer,Reference,MutablePointer,MutableReference>::operator->
(
) const throw()
{
return (&**this);
}
/*
Name: CFusionPointerIterator::operator++
@mfunc
This increments the iterator, and returns the new value.
It is pre increment.
@owner a-JayK
*/
template<typename T, typename Distance, typename Pointer, typename Reference, typename MutablePointer, typename MutableReference>
inline CFusionPointerIterator<T,Distance,Pointer,Reference,MutablePointer,MutableReference>&
CFusionPointerIterator<T,Distance,Pointer,Reference,MutablePointer,MutableReference>::operator++
(
) throw()
{
++m_current;
return (*this);
}
/*
Name: CFusionPointerIterator::operator++
@mfunc
This increments the iterator, and returns the old value.
It is post increment.
@owner a-JayK
*/
template<typename T, typename Distance, typename Pointer, typename Reference, typename MutablePointer, typename MutableReference>
inline CFusionPointerIterator<T,Distance,Pointer,Reference,MutablePointer,MutableReference>
CFusionPointerIterator<T,Distance,Pointer,Reference,MutablePointer,MutableReference>::operator++
(
int
) throw()
{
CFusionPointerIterator tmp = *this;
++m_current;
return (tmp);
}
/*
Name: CFusionPointerIterator::operator--
@mfunc
This decrements the iterator, and returns the new value.
It is pre decrement.
@owner a-JayK
*/
template<typename T, typename Distance, typename Pointer, typename Reference, typename MutablePointer, typename MutableReference>
inline CFusionPointerIterator<T,Distance,Pointer,Reference,MutablePointer,MutableReference>&
CFusionPointerIterator<T,Distance,Pointer,Reference,MutablePointer,MutableReference>::operator--
(
) throw()
{
--m_current;
return (*this);
}
/*
Name: CFusionPointerIterator::operator--
@mfunc
This decrements the iterator, and returns the old value.
It is post decrement.
@owner a-JayK
*/
template<typename T, typename Distance, typename Pointer, typename Reference, typename MutablePointer, typename MutableReference>
inline CFusionPointerIterator<T,Distance,Pointer,Reference,MutablePointer,MutableReference>
CFusionPointerIterator<T,Distance,Pointer,Reference,MutablePointer,MutableReference>::operator--
(
int
) throw()
{
CFusionPointerIterator tmp = *this;
--m_current;
return (tmp);
}
/*
Name: CFusionPointerIterator::operator==
@mfunc
This compares an iterator for equality with an integer.
It is totally type unsafe and I don't know why std::_Ptrit
provides it. Maybe for comparison to NULL?..no, that doesn't
make sense, you should only compare iterators with other iterators,
including the return value of Container::end().
@owner a-JayK
*/
/* FUTURE Why is this in xutility
template<typename T, typename Distance, typename Pointer, typename Reference, typename MutablePointer, typename MutableReference>
inline bool
CFusionPointerIterator<T,Distance,Pointer,Reference,MutablePointer,MutableReference>::operator==(int y) const
{
return (m_current == reinterpret_cast<Pointer>(y));
}
*/
/*
Name: CFusionPointerIterator::operator==
@mfunc
@owner a-JayK
*/
template<typename T, typename Distance, typename Pointer, typename Reference, typename MutablePointer, typename MutableReference>
inline bool
CFusionPointerIterator<T,Distance,Pointer,Reference,MutablePointer,MutableReference>::operator==
(
const CFusionPointerIterator& y // @arg
) const throw()
{
return (m_current == y.m_current);
}
/*
Name: CFusionPointerIterator::operator!=
@mfunc
@owner a-JayK
*/
template<typename T, typename Distance, typename Pointer, typename Reference, typename MutablePointer, typename MutableReference>
inline bool
CFusionPointerIterator<T,Distance,Pointer,Reference,MutablePointer,MutableReference>::operator!=
(
const CFusionPointerIterator& y
) const throw()
{
return (!(*this == y));
}
/*
Name: CFusionPointerIterator::operator+=
@mfunc
@owner a-JayK
*/
template<typename T, typename Distance, typename Pointer, typename Reference, typename MutablePointer, typename MutableReference>
inline CFusionPointerIterator<T,Distance,Pointer,Reference,MutablePointer,MutableReference>&
CFusionPointerIterator<T,Distance,Pointer,Reference,MutablePointer,MutableReference>::operator+=
(
Distance n // @arg
) throw()
{
m_current += n;
return (*this);
}
/*
Name: CFusionPointerIterator::operator+
@mfunc
@owner a-JayK
*/
template<typename T, typename Distance, typename Pointer, typename Reference, typename MutablePointer, typename MutableReference>
inline CFusionPointerIterator<T,Distance,Pointer,Reference,MutablePointer,MutableReference>
CFusionPointerIterator<T,Distance,Pointer,Reference,MutablePointer,MutableReference>::operator+
(
Distance n // @arg
) const throw()
{
return (CFusionPointerIterator(m_current + n));
}
/*
Name: CFusionPointerIterator::operator-=
@mfunc
@owner a-JayK
*/
template<typename T, typename Distance, typename Pointer, typename Reference, typename MutablePointer, typename MutableReference>
inline CFusionPointerIterator<T,Distance,Pointer,Reference,MutablePointer,MutableReference>&
CFusionPointerIterator<T,Distance,Pointer,Reference,MutablePointer,MutableReference>::operator-=
(
Distance n // @arg
) throw()
{
m_current -= n;
return (*this);
}
/*
Name: CFusionPointerIterator::operator-
@mfunc
@owner a-JayK
*/
template<typename T, typename Distance, typename Pointer, typename Reference, typename MutablePointer, typename MutableReference>
inline CFusionPointerIterator<T,Distance,Pointer,Reference,MutablePointer,MutableReference>
CFusionPointerIterator<T,Distance,Pointer,Reference,MutablePointer,MutableReference>::operator-
(
Distance n // @arg
) const throw()
{
return (CFusionPointerIterator(m_current - n));
}
/*
Name: CFusionPointerIterator::operator[]
@mfunc
@owner a-JayK
*/
template<typename T, typename Distance, typename Pointer, typename Reference, typename MutablePointer, typename MutableReference>
inline Reference
CFusionPointerIterator<T,Distance,Pointer,Reference,MutablePointer,MutableReference>::operator[]
(
Distance n // @arg
) const throw()
{
return (*(*this + n));
}
/*
Name: CFusionPointerIterator::operator<
@mfunc
@owner a-JayK
*/
template<typename T, typename Distance, typename Pointer, typename Reference, typename MutablePointer, typename MutableReference>
inline bool
CFusionPointerIterator<T,Distance,Pointer,Reference,MutablePointer,MutableReference>::operator<
(
const CFusionPointerIterator& y // @arg
) const throw()
{
return (m_current < y.m_current);
}
/*
Name: CFusionPointerIterator::operator>
@mfunc
@owner a-JayK
*/
template<typename T, typename Distance, typename Pointer, typename Reference, typename MutablePointer, typename MutableReference>
inline bool
CFusionPointerIterator<T,Distance,Pointer,Reference,MutablePointer,MutableReference>::operator>
(
const CFusionPointerIterator& y // @arg
) const throw()
{
return (y < *this);
}
/*
Name: CFusionPointerIterator::operator<=
@mfunc
@owner a-JayK
*/
template<typename T, typename Distance, typename Pointer, typename Reference, typename MutablePointer, typename MutableReference>
inline bool
CFusionPointerIterator<T,Distance,Pointer,Reference,MutablePointer,MutableReference>::operator<=
(
const CFusionPointerIterator& y // @arg
) const throw()
{
return (!(y < *this));
}
/*
Name: CFusionPointerIterator::operator>=
@mfunc
@owner a-JayK
*/
template<typename T, typename Distance, typename Pointer, typename Reference, typename MutablePointer, typename MutableReference>
inline bool
CFusionPointerIterator<T,Distance,Pointer,Reference,MutablePointer,MutableReference>::operator>=
(
const CFusionPointerIterator& y // @arg
) const throw()
{
return (!(*this < y));
}
/*
Name: CFusionPointerIterator::operator-
@mfunc
@owner a-JayK
*/
template<typename T, typename Distance, typename Pointer, typename Reference, typename MutablePointer, typename MutableReference>
inline Distance
CFusionPointerIterator<T,Distance,Pointer,Reference,MutablePointer,MutableReference>::operator-
(
const CFusionPointerIterator& y // @arg
) const throw()
{
// static_cast, say, __int64 down to int
return static_cast<Distance>(m_current - y.m_current);
}
/*
Name: operator+
@func
@owner a-JayK
*/
template<typename T, typename Distance, typename Pointer, typename Reference, typename MutablePointer, typename MutableReference>
inline CFusionPointerIterator<T, Distance, Pointer, Reference, MutablePointer, MutableReference>
operator+
(
Distance n, // @arg
const CFusionPointerIterator<T, Distance, Pointer, Reference, MutablePointer, MutableReference>& y // @arg
) throw()
{
return (y + n);
}
//} // namespace