This class was introduced in Qt 6.8.
| QDirListing::const_iterator::reference | operator*() const |
| QDirListing::const_iterator & | operator++() |
| void | operator++(int) |
| QDirListing::const_iterator::pointer | operator->() const |
The iterator type returned by QDirListing::cbegin().
std::move()d.std::input_iterator is partially-formed (a copy of an iterator that has since been advanced), the only valid operations on such an
object are destruction and assignment of a new iterator. Therefore the post-increment operator advances the iterator and returns void.const DirEntry &Note: The "classical" STL algorithms don't support iterator/sentinel, so you need to use C++20 std::ranges algorithms for QDirListing, or else a 3rd-party library that provides range-based algorithms in C++17.
See also QDirListing, QDirListing::sentinel, and QDirListing::DirEntry.
[alias] const_iterator::pointerA typedef for const QDirListing::DirEntry *.
[alias] const_iterator::referenceA typedef for const QDirListing::DirEntry &.
Returns a const QDirListing::DirEntry & of the directory entry this iterator points to.
Pre-increment operator. Advances the iterator and returns a reference to it.
Post-increment operator.
QDirListing::const_iterator models C++20 std::input_iterator, that is, it is a move-only, forward-only, single-pass iterator, that doesn't allow random access.
The return value of post-increment on objects that model std::input_iterator is partially-formed (a copy of an iterator that has since been advanced), the only valid operations on such an object
are destruction and assignment of a new iterator. Therefore the post-increment operator advances the iterator and returns void.
Returns a const QDirListing::DirEntry * to the directory entry this iterator points to.
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