Examples of KFM.Exceptions.IteratorException

KFM.Exceptions.IteratorException
* Description: IteratorException. This exception should be thrown in any Iterator, whenever the method next() was called twice after the last element was reached and no reset was done between these two calls. It enables you to detect programming errors like fogetting to reset a cursor before using it.
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     * @return  false if the iterator has already reached its end, true else.
     */
    public boolean next()
    {
        if (cursor == cursorUnset) {
            throw new IteratorException("DbTagValueIterator2::next: You forgot reset().");
        }


        if (cursor+1 >= kfmTable.size())
            return false;

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     * @return  false if the iterator has already reached its end, true else.
     */
    public boolean hasMoreElements()
    {
        if (cursor == cursorUnset) {
            throw new IteratorException("DbTagValueIterator2::next: You forgot reset().");
        }


        if (cursor+1 >= kfmTable.size())
            return false;

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     * @return  false if the iterator has already reached its end, true else.
     */
    public boolean next()
    {
        if (cursor == cursorUnset) {
            throw new IteratorException("DbTagValueIterator::next: You forgot reset().");
        }


        if (cursor+1 >= kfmTable.size())
            return false;

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     * @return  false if the iterator has already reached its end, true else.
     */
    public boolean hasMoreElements()
    {
        if (cursor == cursorUnset) {
            throw new IteratorException("DbTagValueIterator::next: You forgot reset().");
        }


        if (cursor+1 >= kfmTable.size())
            return false;

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Related Classes of KFM.Exceptions.IteratorException

KFM.DB.DbTagValueIterator

KFM.DB.DbTagValueIterator2

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