Class Container<T>Abstract

Returns

Iterator pointing to the beginning element.

Example

const begin = container.begin();
const end = container.end();
for (const it = begin; !it.equals(end); it.next()) {
  doSomething(it.pointer);
}

Returns

Iterator pointing to the super end like c++.

Example

const begin = container.begin();
const end = container.end();
for (const it = begin; !it.equals(end); it.next()) {
  doSomething(it.pointer);
}

Returns

Iterator pointing to the end element.

Example

const rBegin = container.rBegin();
const rEnd = container.rEnd();
for (const it = rBegin; !it.equals(rEnd); it.next()) {
  doSomething(it.pointer);
}

Returns

Iterator pointing to the super begin like c++.

Example

const rBegin = container.rBegin();
const rEnd = container.rEnd();
for (const it = rBegin; !it.equals(rEnd); it.next()) {
  doSomething(it.pointer);
}

Returns

The first element of the container.

Returns

The last element of the container.

Returns

An iterator pointing to the element if found, or super end if not found.

Example

container.find(1).equals(container.end());

Description

Iterate over all elements in the container.

Example

container.forEach((element, index) => console.log(element, index));

Description

Gets the value of the element at the specified position.

Example

const val = container.getElementByPos(-1); // throw a RangeError

Description

Removes the element at the specified position.

Returns

The container length after erasing.

Example

container.eraseElementByPos(-1); // throw a RangeError

Description

Removes element by iterator and move iter to next.

Returns

The next iterator.

Example

container.eraseElementByIterator(container.begin());
container.eraseElementByIterator(container.end()); // throw a RangeError

Description

Using for for...of syntax like Array.

Example

for (const element of container) {
  console.log(element);
}