Library: Foundation
Package: Filesystem
Header: Poco/DirectoryIterator.h
Description
The DirectoryIterator class is used to enumerate all files in a directory.
DirectoryIterator has some limitations:
- only forward iteration (++) is supported
- an iterator copied from another one will always point to the same file as the original iterator, even is the original iterator has been advanced (all copies of an iterator share their state with the original iterator)
- because of this you should only use the prefix increment operator
Inheritance
Known Derived Classes: SortedDirectoryIterator
Member Summary
Member Functions: name, operator !=, operator *, operator ++, operator =, operator ==, operator->, path
Constructors
DirectoryIterator
Creates the end iterator.
DirectoryIterator
DirectoryIterator(
const std::string & path
);
Creates a directory iterator for the given path.
DirectoryIterator
DirectoryIterator(
const DirectoryIterator & iterator
);
Creates a directory iterator for the given path.
DirectoryIterator
DirectoryIterator(
const File & file
);
Creates a directory iterator for the given file.
DirectoryIterator
DirectoryIterator(
const Path & path
);
Creates a directory iterator for the given path.
Destructor
~DirectoryIterator 
virtual ~DirectoryIterator();
Destroys the DirectoryIterator.
Member Functions
name 
const std::string & name() const;
Returns the current filename.
operator !=
bool operator != (
const DirectoryIterator & iterator
) const;
operator *
const File & operator * () const;
operator *
File & operator * ();
operator ++
virtual DirectoryIterator & operator ++ ();
operator ++
DirectoryIterator operator ++ (
int
);
Please use the prefix increment operator instead.
operator =
DirectoryIterator & operator = (
const DirectoryIterator & it
);
operator =
DirectoryIterator & operator = (
const File & file
);
operator =
DirectoryIterator & operator = (
const Path & path
);
operator =
DirectoryIterator & operator = (
const std::string & path
);
operator ==
bool operator == (
const DirectoryIterator & iterator
) const;
operator->
const File * operator-> () const;
operator->
File * operator-> ();
path
const Path & path() const;
Returns the current path.
Variables
_file 
File _file;
_path
Path _path;