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ByteViewIterator

..Root.ByteViewIterator

Constructs a new ByteViewIterator, this constructor exists only for internal ByteView purposes. ByteViewIterator is not memory safe (not aware of ByteView size). For creating ByteViewIterator pointing to data use ByteView.begin() and ByteView.end().

ByteViewIterator type signatures:

Object, Iterator, ByteViewIterator

Child of:

Root

Signatures:

NativeCallable, Callable, Class

Members:

• ++

  Increments ByteViewIterator instance (equivalent of it.=(it.+(1))).

  Return value: reference to this (increments) ByteViewIterator

• --

  Decrements ByteViewIterator instance (equivalent of it.=(it.-(1))).

  Return value: reference to this (decremented) ByteViewIterator

• ==

  Checks if two instances of ByteViewIterator are pointing to same byte.

  Parameters: another ByteViewIterator

  Return value: new Boolean

• get

  Gets wrapper of byte pointed by iterator.

  Return value: new ByteWrapper

• >

  Checks if this ByteViewIterator is pointing after another ByteViewIterator.

  Parameters: another ByteViewIterator

  Return value: new Boolean

• <

  Checks if this ByteViewIterator is pointing before another ByteViewIterator.

  Parameters: another ByteViewIterator

  Return value: new Boolean

• >=

  Checks if this ByteViewIterator is pointing after or to the same byte as another ByteViewIterator.

  Parameters: another ByteViewIterator

  Return value: new Boolean

• <=

  Checks if this ByteViewIterator is pointing before or to the same byte as another ByteViewIterator.

  Parameters: another ByteViewIterator

  Return value: new Boolean

• +

  Returns new ByteViewIterator moved forward by arguments value;

  Parameters: Int

  Return value: new ByteViewIterator

• -

  Returns new ByteViewIterator moved backward by arguments value;

  Parameters: Int

  Return value: new ByteViewIterator

• distance

  Gets distance from another iterator as new Int.

  Parameters: another ByteViewIterator

  Return value: new Int

Example:

import("memory");

auto str.=("\122\123\124");
auto a.=(ByteView(str));

for (auto it.=(a.begin()).!=, a.end(), it.++, {
    log(it.get().toInt());
});

Expected output:

122
123
124