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    OMNeT++ Simulation Library
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#include <cmodule.h>
Walks along the channels inside a module, that is, the channels among the module and its submodules.
This is the same set of channels whose getParentModule() would return the iterated module.
Implementation note:
This iterator precollects the channels into an internal std::vector, then iterates over that. This means that (1) changes made during the iterator's lifetime will not be reflected in the iterator, and (2) copying the iterator is expensive. As a result of (2), no postfix increment/decrement iterators are provided to prevent their accidental use instead of the prefix operators. (Their lack can be trivially circumvented where needed.)
Usage:
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| ChannelIterator (const cModule *parentModule) | |
| void | init (const cModule *parentModule) | 
| cChannel * | operator* () const | 
| _OPPDEPRECATED cChannel * | operator() () const | 
| bool | end () const | 
| ChannelIterator & | operator++ () | 
| ChannelIterator & | operator-- () | 
| ChannelIterator | ( | const cModule * | parentModule | ) | 
Constructor. The iterator will walk on the module passed as argument.
| void init | ( | const cModule * | parentModule | ) | 
Reinitializes the iterator object.
      
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Returns a pointer to the current channel. Returns nullptr if the iterator has reached the end of the list.
      
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DEPRECATED. Use the * operator to access the object the iterator is at.
      
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Returns true if the iterator has reached the end.
      
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Prefix increment operator (++it). Moves the iterator to the next channel in the list. It has no effect if the iterator has reached either end of the list.
Note: postfix increment/decrement operators are not provided, to avoid large unnecessary copying overhead resulting from accidental use.
      
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Prefix decrement operator (–it). Moves the iterator to the previous channel in the list. It has no effect if the iterator has reached either end of the list.
Note: postfix increment/decrement operators are not provided, to avoid large unnecessary copying overhead resulting from accidental use.