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jeremy 2022-11-30 14:11:38 +01:00
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src/query/v2/multiframe.hpp
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@ -38,38 +38,37 @@ class MultiFrame {
MultiFrame &operator=(const MultiFrame &other) = delete;
MultiFrame &operator=(MultiFrame &&other) noexcept = delete;
/*!
Returns a object on which one can iterate in a for-loop. By doing so, you will only get frames that are in a valid
state in the multiframe.
Iteration goes in a deterministic order.
One can't modify the validity of the frame nor its content with this implementation.
*/
/*
* Returns a object on which one can iterate in a for-loop. By doing so, you will only get Frames that are in a valid
* state in the MultiFrame.
* Iteration goes in a deterministic order.
* One can't modify the validity of the Frame nor its content with this implementation.
*/
ValidFramesReader GetValidFramesReader();
/*!
Returns a object on which one can iterate in a for-loop. By doing so, you will only get frames that are in a valid
state in the multiframe.
Iteration goes in a deterministic order.
One can't modify the validity of the frame with this implementation. One can modify its content.
*/
/*
* Returns a object on which one can iterate in a for-loop. By doing so, you will only get Frames that are in a valid
* state in the MultiFrame.
* Iteration goes in a deterministic order.
* One can't modify the validity of the Frame with this implementation. One can modify its content.
*/
ValidFramesModifier GetValidFramesModifier();
/*!
Returns a object on which one can iterate in a for-loop. By doing so, you will only get frames that are in a valid
state in the multiframe.
Iteration goes in a deterministic order.
One can modify the validity of the frame with this implementation.
If you do not plan to modify the validity of the frames, use GetValidFramesReader/GetValidFramesModifer instead as
this is faster.
*/
/*
* Returns a object on which one can iterate in a for-loop. By doing so, you will only get Frames that are in a valid
* state in the MultiFrame.
* Iteration goes in a deterministic order.
* One can modify the validity of the Frame with this implementation.
* If you do not plan to modify the validity of the Frames, use GetValidFramesReader/GetValidFramesModifer instead as
* this is faster.
*/
ValidFramesConsumer GetValidFramesConsumer();
/*!
Returns a object on which one can iterate in a for-loop. By doing so, you will only get frames that are in an invalid
state in the multiframe.
Iteration goes in a deterministic order.
One can modify the validity of the frame with this implementation.
*/
/*
* Returns a object on which one can iterate in a for-loop. By doing so, you will only get Frames that are in an
* invalid state in the MultiFrame. Iteration goes in a deterministic order. One can modify the validity of
* the Frame with this implementation.
*/
InvalidFramesPopulator GetInvalidFramesPopulator();
void ResetAllFramesInvalid() noexcept;