The following tables list the members exposed by IIterator.
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Name |
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Returns the value on the current position. Applies to double valued data only. | |
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Returns the value on the current position. Applies to element valued data only. | |
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Returns the value on the current position. Applies to integer valued data and element valued data of which the range is a subset of Integers. | |
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Returns the value on the current position. Applies to string valued data and element valued data of which the range is not a subset of Integers. | |
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Closes the iterator and invalidates this object. | |
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Returns the dimension of the IIterator. | |
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Retrieves the current position into an ITuple, which you must create first by invoking the createTuple method. | |
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Moves the current position to the next non-default value, if any. | |
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Re initializes the iterator: Moves the current position to before the beginning of the data; a subsequent next call will find the first non-default position. If the iterator was in an erroneous state, the reset method will also reset the state to normal. | |
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Returns the current position of the iterator. The returned ITuple is readonly. | |
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