Class Hierarchy
AcRxObject AcRxIterator AcRxDictionaryIterator
C++
class AcRxDictionaryIterator : public AcRxIterator;
File
rxditer.h
Description
This class provides the ability to iterate through an AcRxDictionary.
Successive calls to the next() function causes the iterator to visit each object in the dictionary once and only once. An iterator has two states: done or not done. If an iterator is not done, that means it is currently positioned at an object within the dictionary being iterated over, and a call to object() returns a pointer to that object. If the iterator is done, that means that it is not positioned at an object within the dictionary because either all the objects have been iterated over or the dictionary was empty. Sometimes the object that the iterator is positioned at is referred to as the "current object."
The methods done(), next(), and object() come from the base class, AcRxIterator.
Links
AcRxDictionaryIterator Methods
See Also
AcRxDictionary