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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 04/12/07 22:03
Rami Elomaa wrote:
> Jerry Stuckle kirjoitti:
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>> And no, it's not like an iterator - there are no methods you can use
>> on the internal pointer - only the array itself.
>
> Sigh... In the previous post Toby listed all the methods that can be
> used on the internal pointer... So there are indeed methods for
> manipulating the internal pointer, but the internal pointer is not like
> an iterator in C++. :)
>
No, the methods are operating on the array, not the internal pointer.
You have no direct access to the internal pointer.
For instance, you use next(array), not pointer.next() as you would with
a C++ iterator.
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