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# Gst::IteratorBase<CppType> Class Template Reference

Gst::IteratorBase - Base class for classes that retrieve multiple elements in a thread safe way. More...

`#include <iterator.h>`

Inheritance diagram for Gst::IteratorBase< CppType >:

List of all members.

## Public Member Functions
virtual IteratorResult | next ()
| Moves to the next iterator item.
void | resync ()
| Resynchronize the iterator.
bool | is_start () const
| Tells if the iterator is at the start of the list (not on the first item, but just before it).
bool | is_end () const
| Tells if the iterator is at the end of the list (just after the last element).
| operator bool () const
| Tells whether the iterator is valid and can be dereferenced.
GstIterator* | cobj ()
| Provides access to the underlying C GObject.
const GstIterator* | cobj () const
| Provides access to the underlying C GObject.
virtual | ~IteratorBase ()
| Frees the underlying C instance if a take_ownership value of true was used to wrap it.
## Protected Member Functions
| IteratorBase ()
| Default constructor.
| IteratorBase (const IteratorBase<CppType>&)
| Copy constructor.
| IteratorBase (GstIterator* castitem, bool take_ownership=true)
| Constructs an IteratorBase from an underlying C object.
IteratorBase<CppType>& | operator= (const IteratorBase<CppType>& other)
| Assignment operator.

## Detailed Description

### template <class CppType>
class Gst::IteratorBase< CppType >

Gst::IteratorBase - Base class for classes that retrieve multiple elements in a thread safe way.

Classes derived from Gst::IteratorBase are used to retrieve multiple objects from another object in a thread safe way. They are implemented as C++ like input iterators so they do not support multi-passing, but they are usable enough for iterating through a list of items and referencing them in a single pass.

Various GStreamer objects provide access to their internal structures using an iterator.

## Constructor & Destructor Documentation

template <class CppType>

virtual Gst::IteratorBase<CppType>::~IteratorBase | ( |  | ) | `[virtual]`

Frees the underlying C instance if a take_ownership value of true was used to wrap it.

template <class CppType>

Gst::IteratorBase<CppType>::IteratorBase | ( |  | ) | `[protected]`

Default constructor.

template <class CppType>

Gst::IteratorBase<CppType>::IteratorBase | ( | const IteratorBase<CppType>& |  | ) | `[protected]`

Copy constructor.

Please note that copying and assigning merely shares the underlying C object. Operations on the copy are also performed in the underlying C object of the original and if the original is destroyed, the copy is invalid.

template <class CppType>

Gst::IteratorBase<CppType>::IteratorBase | ( | GstIterator * | castitem,
|  | bool | take_ownership = `true` |
| ) |  |  | `[protected]`

Constructs an IteratorBase from an underlying C object.

Parameters:

  | castitem | The underlying C object.
  | take_ownership | Whether to take over the underlying C object. If true, C object is freed when wrapper is destroyed.

## Member Function Documentation

template <class CppType>

virtual IteratorResult Gst::IteratorBase<CppType>::next | ( |  | ) | `[virtual]`

Moves to the next iterator item.

Returns:
  The result of the iteration. MT safe.

Reimplemented in Gst::Iterator<CppType>.

template <class CppType>

void Gst::IteratorBase<CppType>::resync | ( |  | ) |

Resynchronize the iterator.

This function is mostly called after next() returns Gst::ITERATOR_RESYNC. A result of Gst::ITERATOR_RESYNC from next() means that a concurrent update was made to the iterator list during iteration and the iterator needs to be resynchronized before continuing. Use this function to resynchronize.

template <class CppType>

bool Gst::IteratorBase<CppType>::is_start | ( |  | ) | const

Tells if the iterator is at the start of the list (not on the first item, but just before it).

Increment the iterator or use Gst::IteratorBasic::begin() to go to the first item.

Returns:
  true if the iterator is at the start of the list, false otherwise.

template <class CppType>

bool Gst::IteratorBase<CppType>::is_end | ( |  | ) | const

Tells if the iterator is at the end of the list (just after the last element).

Returns:
  true if the iterator is at the end of the list, false otherwise.

template <class CppType>

Gst::IteratorBase<CppType>::operator bool | ( |  | ) | const

Tells whether the iterator is valid and can be dereferenced.

template <class CppType>

GstIterator* Gst::IteratorBase<CppType>::cobj | ( |  | ) | `[inline]`

Provides access to the underlying C GObject.

template <class CppType>

const GstIterator* Gst::IteratorBase<CppType>::cobj | ( |  | ) | const`[inline]`

Provides access to the underlying C GObject.

template <class CppType>

IteratorBase<CppType>& Gst::IteratorBase<CppType>::operator= | ( | const IteratorBase<CppType>& | other | ) | `[protected]`

Assignment operator.

It replaces the contents of the iterator with the contents of the new one freeing the underlying C object if a take_ownership value of true was used when wrapping it. Please note that copying and assigning merely shares the underlying C object. Operations on the copy are also performed in the underlying C object of the original and if the original is destroyed, the copy is invalid.

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

- iterator.h