Struct Struct::iterator
Defined in File slint_interpreter.h
Nested Relationships
This struct is a nested type of Struct Struct.
Struct Documentation
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struct iterator
The Struct::iterator class implements the typical C++ iterator protocol and conveniently provides access to the field names and values of a Struct. It is created by calling either Struct::begin() or Struct::end().
Make sure to compare the iterator to the iterator returned by Struct::end() before de-referencing it. The value returned when de-referencing is a std::pair that holds a std::string_view of the field name as well as a const reference of the value. Both references become invalid when the iterator or the Struct is changed, so make sure to make copies if you want to retain the name or value.
Note that the order in which the iterator exposes the fields is not defined.
If you’re using C++ 17, you can use the convenience destructuring syntax to extract the name and value in one go:
Struct stru = ...; auto it = stru.begin(); ... ++it; // advance iterator to the next field ... // Check iterator before dereferencing it if (it != stru.end()) { // Extract a view of the name and a const reference to the value in one go. auto [field_name, field_value] = *it; }
Public Types
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using value_type = std::pair<std::string_view, const Value&>
A typedef for std::pair<std::string_view, const Value &> that’s returned when dereferencing the iterator.
Public Functions
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inline ~iterator()
Destroys this field iterator.
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iterator(const iterator&) = delete
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iterator(iterator &&other) = default
Move-constructs a new iterator from other.
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iterator &operator=(iterator &&other) = default
Move-assigns the iterator other to this and returns a reference to this.
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inline iterator &operator++()
The prefix ++ operator advances the iterator to the next entry and returns a reference to this.
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inline value_type operator*() const
Dereferences the iterator to return a pair of the key and value.
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using value_type = std::pair<std::string_view, const Value&>