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# cQueue::Iterator Class Reference

`#include <cqueue.h>`

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## Public Methods
| Iterator (const cQueue &q, bool athead=true)
void | init (const cQueue &q, bool athead=true)
cObject& | operator[] (int)
cObject* | operator() ()
bool | end () const
cObject* | operator++ (int)
cObject* | operator-- (int)

## Detailed Description

Walks along a cQueue.

## Constructor & Destructor Documentation

cQueue::Iterator::Iterator ( | const cQueue & q,
| bool athead = true )`[inline]`

| Constructor. cQueueIterator will walk on the queue passed as argument. The current object will be the first (if athead==true) or the last (athead==false) object in the queue.

## Member Function Documentation

bool cQueue::Iterator::end ( | ) const`[inline]`

| Returns true if the iterator has reached either end of the queue.

void cQueue::Iterator::init ( | const cQueue & q,
| bool athead = true )`[inline]`

| Reinitializes the iterator object.

cObject * cQueue::Iterator::operator() ( | )`[inline]`

| Returns the current object.

cObject * cQueue::Iterator::operator++ ( | int )`[inline]`

| Returns the current object, then moves the iterator to the next item. If the iterator has reached either end of the queue, nothing happens; you have to call init() again to restart iterating.

cObject * cQueue::Iterator::operator-- ( | int )`[inline]`

| Returns the current object, then moves the iterator to the previous item. If the iterator has reached either end of the queue, nothing happens; you have to call init() again to restart iterating.

cObject & cQueue::Iterator::operator[] ( | int )`[inline]`

| DEPRECATED. Use operator() instead.

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

- cqueue.h