Semata
Namespace: Semata.DataStore.Util
Iterators do not implement the necessary interfaces to be used in "for each" statements, as their behaviour is different. However the extension methods in this class provide very similar functionality.
public ref class IteratorHelpers static
Methods
| Name | Description |
| AddTo<T, C, V>(Iterator<T>^, C^, Func<T, V>^) |
Calls convert on each object of type T returned by the iterator and then adds the returned object of type V to a collection of type V objects |
| AddTo<T, C, V>(Iterator<T>^, C^, Func<T, bool>, Func<T, V>^) |
Calls predicate on each object of type T returned by the iterator. If it returns true calls convert on the object and adds the returned object of type V to a collection of type V objects |
| AddTo<T, C>(Iterator<T>^, C^) |
Adds the objects of type T returned by the iterator to a collection of type T objects |
| AddTo<T, C>(Iterator<T>^, C^, Func<T, bool>) |
Calls predicate on each object of type T returned by the iterator and if it returns true adds the object of type V to a collection of type V objects |
| ForEach<T>(Iterator<T>^, Action<T>^) |
Performs the specified action on each object of type T returned by the iterator |