* @remarks If the @c index equals the number of elements in the list, the new element
* is added at the end of the list.
* This method performs a shallow copy. It inserts the pointer only; not the element itself.
- * @see Add()
+ * @see Add(Object*)
* @see RemoveAt()
* @endif
*/
* @remarks If the @c index equals the number of elements in the list, the new element
* is added at the end of the list.
* This method performs a shallow copy. It inserts the pointer only; not the element itself.
- * @see Add()
+ * @see Add(Object*)
* @see RemoveAt()
*/
virtual result InsertAt(Object* pObj, int index) = 0;
* else @c false
* @exception E_SUCCESS The method is successful.
* @exception E_OBJ_NOT_FOUND The specified @c obj is not found.
- * @remarks Based on the specified element deleter, the remove operation not only gets rid of an element from a list, but also deletes its object instance. @n
+ * @remarks
+ * - Based on the specified element deleter, the remove operation not only gets rid of an element from a list, but also deletes its object instance. @n
* The element deleter style is recommended rather than using the @c forceDeletetion argument in the remove method. @n
* If both an element deleter and forceDeleteion are set, the remove operation follows @c forceDeletion setting.
- * @remarks Remove(obj, @b true) internally works as the below code:
+ * - Remove(obj, @b true) internally works as the below code:
* @code
* DeleterFunctionType deleter = GetDeleter();
* SetDeleter(SingleObjectDeleter);
* Remove(obj);
* SetDeleter(deleter);
* @endcode
- * @remarks Remove(obj, @b false) internally works as the below code:
+ * - Remove(obj, @b false) internally works as the below code:
* @code
* DeleterFunctionType deleter = GetDeleter();
* SetDeleter(NoOpDeleter);
* Remove(obj);
* SetDeleter(deleter);
* @endcode
- * @see Add()
+ * @see Add(Object*)
* @see RemoveAt()
*/
result Remove(const Object& obj, bool forceDeletion)
* @param[in] obj The object to remove
* @exception E_SUCCESS The method is successful.
* @exception E_OBJ_NOT_FOUND The specified @c obj is not found.
- * @see Add()
+ * @see Add(Object*)
* @see RemoveAt()
*/
virtual result Remove(const Object& obj) = 0;
* @exception E_SUCCESS The method is successful.
* @exception E_OUT_OF_RANGE The specified index is outside the bounds of the data structure, or
* the specified @c index is either equal to or greater than the number of elements in the list or less than @c 0.
- * @remarks Based on the specified element deleter, the remove operation not only gets rid of an element from a list, but also deletes its object instance. @n
+ * @remarks
+ * - Based on the specified element deleter, the remove operation not only gets rid of an element from a list, but also deletes its object instance. @n
* The element deleter style is recommended rather than using the @c forceDeletetion argument in the remove method. @n
* If both an element deleter and forceDeleteion are set, the remove operation follows @c forceDeletion setting.
- * @remarks RemoveAt(index, @b true) internally works as the below code:
+ * - RemoveAt(index, @b true) internally works as the below code:
* @code
* DeleterFunctionType deleter = GetDeleter();
* SetDeleter(SingleObjectDeleter);
* RemoveAt(index);
* SetDeleter(deleter);
* @endcode
- * @remarks RemoveAt(index, @b false) internally works as the below code:
+ * - RemoveAt(index, @b false) internally works as the below code:
* @code
* DeleterFunctionType deleter = GetDeleter();
* SetDeleter(NoOpDeleter);
* - The specified @c startIndex is either equal to or greater than the number of elements in the list or less than @c 0. @n
* - The @c count is greater than the number of elements starting from @c startIndex
* or less than @c 0.
- * @remarks Based on the specified element deleter, the remove operation not only gets rid of an element from a list, but also deletes its object instance. @n
+ * @remarks
+ * - Based on the specified element deleter, the remove operation not only gets rid of an element from a list, but also deletes its object instance. @n
* The element deleter style is recommended rather than using the @c forceDeletetion argument in the remove method. @n
* If both an element deleter and forceDeleteion are set, the remove operation follows @c forceDeletion setting.
- * @remarks RemoveItems(startIndex, count, @b true) internally works as the below code:
+ * - RemoveItems(startIndex, count, @b true) internally works as the below code:
* @code
* DeleterFunctionType deleter = GetDeleter();
* SetDeleter(SingleObjectDeleter);
* RemoveItems(startIndex, count);
* SetDeleter(deleter);
* @endcode
- * @remarks RemoveItems(startIndex, count, @b false) internally works as the below code:
+ * - RemoveItems(startIndex, count, @b false) internally works as the below code:
* @code
* DeleterFunctionType deleter = GetDeleter();
* SetDeleter(NoOpDeleter);
* @exception E_SUCCESS The method is successful.
* @exception E_INVALID_OPERATION The current state of the instance prohibits the execution of the specified operation, or
* the specified @c collection is modified during the operation of this method.
- * @remarks Based on the specified element deleter, the remove operation not only gets rid of an element from a list, but also deletes its object instance. @n
+ * @remarks
+ * - Based on the specified element deleter, the remove operation not only gets rid of an element from a list, but also deletes its object instance. @n
* The element deleter style is recommended rather than using the @c forceDeletetion argument in the remove method. @n
* If both an element deleter and forceDeleteion are set, the remove operation follows @c forceDeletion setting.
- * @remarks RemoveItems(collection, @b true) internally works as the below code:
+ * - RemoveItems(collection, @b true) internally works as the below code:
* @code
* DeleterFunctionType deleter = GetDeleter();
* SetDeleter(SingleObjectDeleter);
* RemoveItems(collection);
* SetDeleter(deleter);
* @endcode
- * @remarks RemoveItems(collection, @b false) internally works as the below code:
+ * - RemoveItems(collection, @b false) internally works as the below code:
* @code
* DeleterFunctionType deleter = GetDeleter();
* SetDeleter(NoOpDeleter);
* @return An error code
* @param[in] forceDeletion Set to @c true to deallocate all the objects, @n
* else @c false
- * @remarks Based on the specified element deleter, the remove operation not only gets rid of an element from a list, but also deletes its object instance. @n
+ * @remarks
+ * - Based on the specified element deleter, the remove operation not only gets rid of an element from a list, but also deletes its object instance. @n
* The element deleter style is recommended rather than using the @c forceDeletetion argument in the remove method. @n
* If both an element deleter and forceDeleteion are set, the remove operation follows @c forceDeletion setting.
- * @remarks RemoveAll(@b true) internally works as the below code:
+ * - RemoveAll(@b true) internally works as the below code:
* @code
* DeleterFunctionType deleter = GetDeleter();
* SetDeleter(SingleObjectDeleter);
* RemoveAll();
* SetDeleter(deleter);
* @endcode
- * @remarks RemoveAll(@b false) internally works as the below code:
+ * - RemoveAll(@b false) internally works as the below code:
* @code
* DeleterFunctionType deleter = GetDeleter();
* SetDeleter(NoOpDeleter);
* @exception E_SUCCESS The method is successful.
* @exception E_OUT_OF_RANGE The specified index is outside the bounds of the data structure, or
* the specified @c index is either equal to or greater than the number of elements in the list or less than @c 0.
- * @remarks Based on the specified element deleter, the set operation not only gets rid of an element from a list, but also deletes its object instance. @n
+ * @remarks
+ * - Based on the specified element deleter, the set operation not only gets rid of an element from a list, but also deletes its object instance. @n
* The element deleter style is recommended rather than using the @c forceDeletetion argument in the set method. @n
* If both an element deleter and forceDeleteion are set, the set operation follows @c forceDeletion setting.
- * @remarks SetAt(obj, index, @b true) internally works as the below code:
+ * - SetAt(obj, index, @b true) internally works as the below code:
* @code
* DeleterFunctionType deleter = GetDeleter();
* SetDeleter(SingleObjectDeleter);
* SetAt(const_cast< Object* >(&obj), index);
* SetDeleter(deleter);
* @endcode
- * @remarks SetAt(obj, index, @b false) internally works as the below code:
+ * - SetAt(obj, index, @b false) internally works as the below code:
* @code
* DeleterFunctionType deleter = GetDeleter();
* SetDeleter(NoOpDeleter);
* @exception E_SUCCESS The method is successful.
* @exception E_INVALID_OPERATION The current state of the instance prohibits the execution of the specified operation, or
* the specified @c collection is modified during the operation of this method.
- * @remarks The specific error code can be accessed using the GetLastResult() method.
- * @remarks If the given @c collection is empty, this method will return @c true.
+ * @remarks
+ * - The specific error code can be accessed using the GetLastResult() method.
+ * - If the given @c collection is empty, this method will return @c true.
* @see Contains()
*/
virtual bool ContainsAll(const ICollection& collection) const = 0;
* @exception E_INVALID_ARG A specified input parameter is invalid, or
* the comparer has failed to compare the keys.
* @remarks This method performs a shallow copy. It adds just the pointer; not the element itself.
- * @see Add()
+ * @see Add(Object*, Object*)
* @see SetValue()
*/
result AddIfNotExistOrSet(Object* pKey, Object* pValue)
*
* @return A pointer to a list of all the keys in the map, @n
* else @c null if an exception occurs
- * @remarks The order of the keys is the same as the corresponding values in the IList interface returned by the GetValuesN() method.
- * @remarks The %IList interface stores just the pointers to the elements in the map, not the elements themselves.
- * @remarks The specific error code can be accessed using the GetLastResult() method.
+ * @remarks
+ * - The order of the keys is the same as the corresponding values in the IList interface returned by the GetValuesN() method.
+ * - The %IList interface stores just the pointers to the elements in the map, not the elements themselves.
+ * - The specific error code can be accessed using the GetLastResult() method.
* @see GetValuesN()
*/
virtual IList* GetKeysN(void) const = 0;
*
* @return A pointer to a list of all the values in the map, @n
* else @c null if an exception occurs
- * @remarks The IList stores just the pointers to the elements in the map, not the elements themselves.
- * @remarks The specific error code can be accessed using the GetLastResult() method.
+ * @remarks
+ * - The IList stores just the pointers to the elements in the map, not the elements themselves.
+ * - The specific error code can be accessed using the GetLastResult() method.
* @see GetKeysN()
*/
virtual IList* GetValuesN(void) const = 0;
* @exception E_INVALID_ARG A specified input parameter is invalid, or
* the comparer has failed to compare the keys.
* @exception E_OBJ_NOT_FOUND The specified @c key is not found in the map.
- * @remarks Based on the specified element deleter, the remove operation not only gets rid of an element from a list, but also deletes its object instance. @n
+ * @remarks
+ * - Based on the specified element deleter, the remove operation not only gets rid of an element from a list, but also deletes its object instance. @n
* The element deleter style is recommended rather than using the @c forceDeletetion argument in the remove method. @n
* If both an element deleter and forceDeleteion are set, the remove operation follows @c forceDeletion setting.
- * @remarks Remove(key, @b true) internally works as the below code:
+ * - Remove(key, @b true) internally works as the below code:
* @code
* DeleterFunctionType deleter = GetDeleter();
* SetDeleter(SingleObjectDeleter);
* Remove(key);
* SetDeleter(deleter);
* @endcode
- * @remarks Remove(key, @b false) internally works as the below code:
+ * - Remove(key, @b false) internally works as the below code:
* @code
* DeleterFunctionType deleter = GetDeleter();
* SetDeleter(NoOpDeleter);
* Remove(key);
* SetDeleter(deleter);
* @endcode
- * @see Add()
+ * @see Add(Object*, Object*)
*/
result Remove(const Object& key, bool forceDeletion)
{
* @exception E_INVALID_ARG A specified input parameter is invalid, or
* the comparer has failed to compare the keys.
* @exception E_OBJ_NOT_FOUND The specified @c key is not found in the map.
- * @see Add()
+ * @see Add(Object*, Object*)
*/
virtual result Remove(const Object& key) = 0;
*
* @param[in] forceDeletion Set to @c true to deallocate all the objects, @n
* else @c false
- * @remarks Based on the specified element deleter, the remove operation not only gets rid of an element from a list, but also deletes its object instance. @n
+ * @remarks
+ * - Based on the specified element deleter, the remove operation not only gets rid of an element from a list, but also deletes its object instance. @n
* The element deleter style is recommended rather than using the @c forceDeletetion argument in the remove method. @n
* If both an element deleter and forceDeleteion are set, the remove operation follows @c forceDeletion setting.
- * @remarks RemoveAll(@b true) internally works as the below code:
+ * - RemoveAll(@b true) internally works as the below code:
* @code
* DeleterFunctionType deleter = GetDeleter();
* SetDeleter(SingleObjectDeleter);
* RemoveAll();
* SetDeleter(deleter);
* @endcode
- * @remarks RemoveAll(@b false) internally works as the below code:
+ * - RemoveAll(@b false) internally works as the below code:
* @code
* DeleterFunctionType deleter = GetDeleter();
* SetDeleter(NoOpDeleter);
* @exception E_INVALID_ARG A specified input parameter is invalid, or
* the comparer has failed to compare the keys.
* @exception E_OBJ_NOT_FOUND The specified @c key is not found in the map.
- * @remarks Use the Add() method to add a new key-value pair.
- * @remarks Based on the specified element deleter, the set operation not only gets rid of an element from a list, but also deletes its object instance. @n
- * The element deleter style is recommended rather than using the @c forceDeletetion argument in the set method. @n
- * If both an element deleter and forceDeleteion are set, the set operation follows @c forceDeletion setting.
- * @remarks SetValue(key, value, @b true) internally works as the below code:
+ * @remarks
+ * - Use the Add(Object*, Object*) method to add a new key-value pair.
+ * - Based on the specified element deleter, the set operation not only gets rid of an element from a list, but also deletes its object instance. @n
+ * The element deleter style is recommended rather than using the @c forceDeletetion argument in the set method. @n
+ * If both an element deleter and forceDeleteion are set, the set operation follows @c forceDeletion setting.
+ * - SetValue(key, value, @b true) internally works as the below code:
* @code
* DeleterFunctionType deleter = GetDeleter();
* SetDeleter(SingleObjectDeleter);
* SetValue(key, const_cast< Object* >(&value));
* SetDeleter(deleter);
* @endcode
- * @remarks SetValue(key, value, @b false) internally works as the below code:
+ * - SetValue(key, value, @b false) internally works as the below code:
* @code
* DeleterFunctionType deleter = GetDeleter();
* SetDeleter(NoOpDeleter);
* SetValue(key, const_cast< Object* >(&value));
* SetDeleter(deleter);
* @endcode
- * @see Add()
* @see GetValue()
*/
result SetValue(const Object& key, const Object& value, bool forceDeletion = false)
* @exception E_INVALID_ARG A specified input parameter is invalid, or
* the comparer has failed to compare the keys.
* @exception E_OBJ_NOT_FOUND The specified @c key is not found in the map.
- * @remarks Use the Add() method to add a new key-value pair.
- * @see Add()
+ * @remarks Use the Add(Object*, Object*) method to add a new key-value pair.
* @see GetValue()
*/
virtual result SetValue(const Object& key, Object* pValue) = 0;
* else @c false
* @param[in] value The value to locate
*
- * @see ContainsKey()
+ * @see ContainsKey(const Object&)
*/
virtual bool ContainsValue(const Object& value) const = 0;
* - The enumerator is currently positioned before the first element or after the last element. @n
* - The collection is modified after the enumerator is created.
* @remarks The specific error code can be accessed using the GetLastResult() method.
- * @see GetLastResult()
*/
virtual Object* GetCurrent(void) const = 0;
* - The enumerator is currently positioned before the first element or after the last element. @n
* - The collection is modified after the enumerator is created.
* @remarks The specific error code can be accessed using the GetLastResult() method.
- * @see GetLastResult()
*/
virtual Object* GetKey(void) const = 0;
* - The enumerator is currently positioned before the first element or after the last element. @n
* - The collection is modified after the enumerator is created.
* @remarks The specific error code can be accessed using the GetLastResult() method.
- * @see GetLastResult()
*/
virtual Object* GetValue(void) const = 0;
*
* @return A pointer to a list of all unique keys in the map, @n
* else @c null if an exception occurs
- * @remarks The %IList stores just the pointers to the elements in the map, not the elements themselves.
- * @remarks The specific error code can be accessed using the GetLastResult() method.
+ * @remarks
+ * - The %IList stores just the pointers to the elements in the map, not the elements themselves.
+ * - The specific error code can be accessed using the GetLastResult() method.
* @see GetValuesN()
*/
virtual IList* GetKeysN(void) const = 0;
*
* @return A pointer to a list of all the values in the map, @n
* else @c null if an exception occurs
- * @remarks The IList stores just the pointers to the elements in the map, not the elements themselves.
- * @remarks The specific error code can be accessed using the GetLastResult() method.
+ * @remarks
+ * - The IList stores just the pointers to the elements in the map, not the elements themselves.
+ * - The specific error code can be accessed using the GetLastResult() method.
* @see SetValue()
*/
virtual IList* GetValuesN(void) const = 0;
* @exception E_INVALID_ARG A specified input parameter is invalid, or
* the comparer has failed to compare the keys.
* @exception E_OBJ_NOT_FOUND The specified @c key is not found in the map.
- * @remarks Based on the specified element deleter, the remove operation not only gets rid of an element from a list, but also deletes its object instance. @n
+ * @remarks
+ * - Based on the specified element deleter, the remove operation not only gets rid of an element from a list, but also deletes its object instance. @n
* The element deleter style is recommended rather than using the @c forceDeletetion argument in the remove method. @n
* If both an element deleter and forceDeleteion are set, the remove operation follows @c forceDeletion setting.
- * @remarks Remove(key, @b true) internally works as the below code:
+ * - Remove(key, @b true) internally works as the below code:
* @code
* DeleterFunctionType deleter = GetDeleter();
* SetDeleter(SingleObjectDeleter);
* Remove(key);
* SetDeleter(deleter);
* @endcode
- * @remarks Remove(key, @b false) internally works as the below code:
+ * - Remove(key, @b false) internally works as the below code:
* @code
* DeleterFunctionType deleter = GetDeleter();
* SetDeleter(NoOpDeleter);
* Remove(key);
* SetDeleter(deleter);
* @endcode
- * @see Add()
+ * @see Add(Object*, Object*)
*/
result Remove(const Object& key, bool forceDeletion)
{
* @exception E_INVALID_ARG A specified input parameter is invalid, or
* the comparer has failed to compare the keys.
* @exception E_OBJ_NOT_FOUND The specified @c key is not found in the map.
- * @see Add()
+ * @see Add(Object*, Object*)
*/
virtual result Remove(const Object& key) = 0;
* @exception E_INVALID_ARG A specified input parameter is invalid, or
* the comparer has failed to compare the keys.
* @exception E_OBJ_NOT_FOUND The @c key and @c value pair is not found in the map.
- * @remarks Based on the specified element deleter, the remove operation not only gets rid of an element from a list, but also deletes its object instance. @n
+ * @remarks
+ * - Based on the specified element deleter, the remove operation not only gets rid of an element from a list, but also deletes its object instance. @n
* The element deleter style is recommended rather than using the @c forceDeletetion argument in the remove method. @n
* If both an element deleter and forceDeleteion are set, the remove operation follows @c forceDeletion setting.
- * @remarks Remove(key, value, @b true) internally works as the below code:
+ * - Remove(key, value, @b true) internally works as the below code:
* @code
* DeleterFunctionType deleter = GetDeleter();
* SetDeleter(SingleObjectDeleter);
* Remove(key, value);
* SetDeleter(deleter);
* @endcode
- * @remarks Remove(key, value, @b false) internally works as the below code:
+ * - Remove(key, value, @b false) internally works as the below code:
* @code
* DeleterFunctionType deleter = GetDeleter();
* SetDeleter(NoOpDeleter);
* Remove(key, value);
* SetDeleter(deleter);
* @endcode
- * @see Add()
+ * @see Add(Object*, Object*)
*/
result Remove(const Object& key, const Object& value, bool forceDeletion)
{
* @exception E_INVALID_ARG A specified input parameter is invalid, or
* the comparer has failed to compare the keys.
* @exception E_OBJ_NOT_FOUND The @c key and @c value pair is not found in the map.
- * @see Add()
+ * @see Add(Object*, Object*)
*/
virtual result Remove(const Object& key, const Object& value) = 0;
*
* @param[in] forceDeletion Set to @c true to deallocate all objects, @n
* else @c false
- * @remarks Based on the specified element deleter, the remove operation not only gets rid of an element from a list, but also deletes its object instance. @n
+ * @remarks
+ * - Based on the specified element deleter, the remove operation not only gets rid of an element from a list, but also deletes its object instance. @n
* The element deleter style is recommended rather than using the @c forceDeletetion argument in the remove method. @n
* If both an element deleter and forceDeleteion are set, the remove operation follows @c forceDeletion setting.
- * @remarks RemoveAll(@b true) internally works as the below code:
+ * - RemoveAll(@b true) internally works as the below code:
* @code
* DeleterFunctionType deleter = GetDeleter();
* SetDeleter(SingleObjectDeleter);
* RemoveAll();
* SetDeleter(deleter);
* @endcode
- * @remarks RemoveAll(@b false) internally works as the below code:
+ * - RemoveAll(@b false) internally works as the below code:
* @code
* DeleterFunctionType deleter = GetDeleter();
* SetDeleter(NoOpDeleter);
* @exception E_INVALID_ARG A specified input parameter is invalid, or
* the comparer has failed to compare the keys.
* @exception E_OBJ_NOT_FOUND The key-value pair is not found in the map.
- * @remarks Use the Add() method to add a new key-value pair.
- * @remarks Based on the specified element deleter, the set operation not only gets rid of an element from a list, but also deletes its object instance. @n
+ * @remarks
+ * - Use the Add(Object*, Object*) method to add a new key-value pair.
+ * - Based on the specified element deleter, the set operation not only gets rid of an element from a list, but also deletes its object instance. @n
* The element deleter style is recommended rather than using the @c forceDeletetion argument in the set method. @n
* If both an element deleter and forceDeleteion are set, the set operation follows @c forceDeletion setting.
- * @remarks SetValue(key, value, newValue, @b true) internally works as the below code:
+ * - SetValue(key, value, newValue, @b true) internally works as the below code:
* @code
* DeleterFunctionType deleter = GetDeleter();
* SetDeleter(SingleObjectDeleter);
* SetValue(key, value, const_cast< Object* >(&newValue));
* SetDeleter(deleter);
* @endcode
- * @remarks SetValue(key, value, newValue, @b false) internally works as the below code:
+ * - SetValue(key, value, newValue, @b false) internally works as the below code:
* @code
* DeleterFunctionType deleter = GetDeleter();
* SetDeleter(NoOpDeleter);
* SetValue(key, value, const_cast< Object* >(&newValue));
* SetDeleter(deleter);
* @endcode
- * @see Add()
* @see GetValuesN()
*/
result SetValue(const Object& key, const Object& value, const Object& newValue, bool forceDeletion = false)
* @exception E_INVALID_ARG A specified input parameter is invalid, or
* the comparer has failed to compare the keys.
* @exception E_OBJ_NOT_FOUND The key-value pair is not found in the map.
- * @remarks Use the Add() method to add a new key-value pair.
- * @see Add()
+ * @remarks Use the Add(Object*, Object*) method to add a new key-value pair.
* @see GetValuesN()
*/
virtual result SetValue(const Object& key, const Object& value, Object* pNewValue) = 0;
* @exception E_INVALID_ARG A specified input parameter is invalid, or
* the comparer has failed to compare the keys.
* @remarks The specific error code can be accessed using the GetLastResult() method.
- * @see ContainsKey()
+ * @see ContainsKey(const Object&) const
* @see ContainsValue()
*/
virtual bool Contains(const Object& key, const Object& value) const = 0;
* @exception E_INVALID_ARG A specified input parameter is invalid, or
* the comparer has failed to compare the keys.
* @see ContainsValue()
- * @see Contains()
+ * @see Contains(const Object&, const Object&)
* @endif
*/
result ContainsKey(const Object& key, bool& out) const
* the comparer has failed to compare the keys.
* @remarks The specific error code can be accessed using the GetLastResult() method.
* @see ContainsValue()
- * @see Contains()
+ * @see Contains(const Object&, const Object&) const
*/
virtual bool ContainsKey(const Object& key) const = 0;
* else @c false
* @param[in] value The value to locate
*
- * @see ContainsKey()
- * @see Contains()
+ * @see ContainsKey(const Object&) const
+ * @see Contains(const Object&, const Object&) const
*/
virtual bool ContainsValue(const Object& value) const = 0;
* @return An instance of the IMapEnumerator class for the map, @n
* else @c null if an exception occurs
* @exception E_SUCCESS The method is successful.
- * @remarks If a key has multiple values, the enumeration proceeds as follows: @n
+ * @remarks
+ * - If a key has multiple values, the enumeration proceeds as follows: @n
* {A: a}, {B: b}, {B: c}, {B, d}, {C: e}, ...
- * @remarks The specific error code can be accessed using the GetLastResult() method.
+ * - The specific error code can be accessed using the GetLastResult() method.
* @see IEnumerator
* @see IMapEnumerator
*/
* @return An enumerator (an instance of the IEnumerator derived class) of this map, @n
* else @c null if some exception occurs
* @remarks If the key has multiple values, the enumeration proceeds as follows: {A: a}, {B: b}, {B: c}, {B, d}, {C: e}, ...
- * The specific error code can be accessed using the GetLastResult() method.
- * @see IEnumerator()
- * @see IMapEnumerator()
+ * The specific error code can be accessed using the GetLastResult() method.
+ * @see IMapEnumerator
*/
virtual IEnumerator* GetEnumeratorN(void) const;
* @return An enumerator (an instance of the IMapEnumerator derived class) of this map, @n
* else @c null if some exception occurs
* @remarks If the key has multiple values, the enumeration proceeds as follows: {A: a}, {B: b}, {B: c}, {B, d}, {C: e}, ...
- * The specific error code can be accessed using the GetLastResult() method.
- * @see IEnumerator()
- * @see IMapEnumerator()
+ * The specific error code can be accessed using the GetLastResult() method.
+ * @see IEnumerator
*/
virtual IMapEnumerator* GetMapEnumeratorN(void) const;
* @exception E_UNDERFLOW The operation (arithmetic/casting/conversion) has caused an underflow, or
* this queue is empty.
* @remarks The specific error code can be accessed using the GetLastResult() method.
- * @see Enqueue()
+ * @see Enqueue(Object*)
*/
virtual Object* Dequeue(void);
* @exception E_UNDERFLOW The operation (arithmetic/casting/conversion) has caused an underflow, or
* this stack is empty.
* @remarks The specific error code can be accessed using the GetLastResult() method.
- * @see Push()
+ * @see Push(Object*)
*/
virtual Object* Pop(void);
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