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Un InputIterator est un Iterator qui peut lire à partir de l'élément pointé à .
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An InputIterator is an Iterator that can read from the pointed-to element.
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Exigences
En plus des exigences ci-dessus, pour un type de It être un InputIterator, les instances a et b de It doit:
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In addition to the above requirements, for a type It to be an InputIterator, instances a and b of It must:
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| Expression | Return | Equivalent expression | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
a != b |
bool |
!(a == b) |
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*a |
value_type |
If a == b equivalent to *b |
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a->m |
(*a).m |
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++a |
It& |
After this, copies of a may be invalidated
| |
a++ |
++a |
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*a++ |
value_type
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value_type t = *a; ++a; return t; |