MongoDB C++ Driver
mongocxx-3.7.0
|
Class representing an input iterator of documents in a MongoDB cursor result set. More...
#include <cursor.hpp>
Public Types | |
using | value_type = bsoncxx::document::view |
std::iterator_traits | |
Public Member Functions | |
const bsoncxx::document::view & | operator* () const |
Dereferences the view for the document currently being pointed to. | |
const bsoncxx::document::view * | operator-> () const |
Accesses a member of the dereferenced document currently being pointed to. | |
iterator & | operator++ () |
Pre-increments the iterator to move to the next document. More... | |
void | operator++ (int) |
Post-increments the iterator to move to the next document. More... | |
Friends | |
bool | operator== (const iterator &, const iterator &) |
Compare two iterators for (in)-equality. More... | |
bool | operator!= (const iterator &, const iterator &) |
Compare two iterators for (in)-equality. More... | |
Class representing an input iterator of documents in a MongoDB cursor result set.
All non-end iterators derived from the same mongocxx::cursor move in lock-step. Dereferencing any non-end() iterator always gives the first remaining document in the cursor. Incrementing one non-end iterator is equivalent to incrementing them all.
An iterator is 'exhausted' when no documents are available. An end-iterator is always exhausted. A non-end iterator is exhausted when the originating mongocxx::cursor has no more documents. When an iterator is exhausted, it must not be dereferenced or incremented.
For iterators of a tailable cursor, calling cursor.begin() may revive an exhausted iterator so that it no longer compares equal to the end-iterator.
iterator& mongocxx::cursor::iterator::operator++ | ( | ) |
Pre-increments the iterator to move to the next document.
mongocxx::query_exception | if the query failed |
void mongocxx::cursor::iterator::operator++ | ( | int | ) |
Post-increments the iterator to move to the next document.
mongocxx::query_exception | if the query failed |
Compare two iterators for (in)-equality.
Iterators compare equal if they point to the same underlying cursor or if both are exhausted.
Compare two iterators for (in)-equality.
Iterators compare equal if they point to the same underlying cursor or if both are exhausted.