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///\file |
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///\brief Definition of INVALID. |
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namespace lemon {
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/// \brief Dummy type to make it easier to |
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/// \brief Dummy type to make it easier to create invalid iterators. |
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/// |
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/// See \ref INVALID for the usage. |
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struct Invalid {
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public: |
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bool operator==(Invalid) { return true; }
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bool operator!=(Invalid) { return false; }
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bool operator< (Invalid) { return false; }
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}; |
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/// Invalid iterators. |
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/// \brief Invalid iterators. |
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/// |
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/// \ref Invalid is a global type that converts to each iterator |
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/// in such a way that the value of the target iterator will be invalid. |
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//Some people didn't like this: |
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//const Invalid &INVALID = *(Invalid *)0; |
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