ICPlus classes

class ICChList

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Icon Plus character strings list.

The ICIconList class creates and manages a character strings list.

Source:
../ic_chlist.h:53
Author:
Dmitry A Steklenev
Version:
unknown

Contents

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EntityTypeScopeShort Description
size_typetypedef publicAn unsigned integral type.
ICChListconstructor publicConstructs the strings list.
~ICChListdestructor publicDestructs strings list.
iteratortypedef publicIterator used to iterate over the strings.
beginmethod publicReturns an iterator pointing to the beginning of the strings list.
endmethod publicReturns an iterator pointing to the end of the strings list.
countmethod publicReturns the number of strings stored in the list.
push_backmethod publicInserts the strings as the last item in the list.

typedef size_type

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An unsigned integral type.
Source:
../ic_chlist.h:56
Code:
public typedef unsigned long size_type

constructor ICChList

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Constructs the strings list.
Source:
../ic_chlist.h:60
Code:
public ICChList ( )

destructor ~ICChList

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Destructs strings list.
Source:
../ic_chlist.h:62
Code:
public ~ ICChList ( )

typedef iterator

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Iterator used to iterate over the strings.
Source:
../ic_chlist.h:66
Code:
public typedef char * * iterator

method begin

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Returns an iterator pointing to the beginning of the strings list.
Source:
../ic_chlist.h:68
Code:
public iterator begin ( ) const

method end

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Returns an iterator pointing to the end of the strings list.
Source:
../ic_chlist.h:70
Code:
public iterator end ( ) const

method count

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Returns the number of strings stored in the list.
Source:
../ic_chlist.h:72
Code:
public size_type count ( ) const

method push_back

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Inserts the strings as the last item in the list.
Source:
../ic_chlist.h:75
Code:
public void push_back ( const char * strings )

Created Wed Jul 10 21:27:42 2002.
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