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InfBrowserIter is used to iterate through the nodes of a InfBrowser.
Normally, InfBrowserIter is allocated on the stack and
initialized by a InfBrowser API call, such as inf_browser_get_root()
. You
can also safely copy the struct by value to create a copy. It is not
necessary to free it.
Most operations are done via the InfBrowser API. The methods described here could be useful to language bindings, however.
An initialized InfBrowserIter always points to a node within the InfBrowser. It stays valid as long as the node it points to is not removed from the browser (if it is, the “node-removed”) signal is emitted.
InfBrowserIter *
inf_browser_iter_copy (const InfBrowserIter *iter
);
Makes a dynamically allocated copy of iter
. This should not be used by
applications because you can copy the structs by value.
void
inf_browser_iter_free (InfBrowserIter *iter
);
Frees a InfBrowserIter allocated by inf_browser_iter_copy()
.
struct InfBrowserIter { };
The InfBrowserIter structure is opaque, however it is guaranteed that it can be copied by value and does not hold any dynamic data that would need to be freed explicitly.