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ConstReverseBidirectionalIterator<TValue>.Decrement Operator

Definition

Decrements the iterator by one element. Decrementing a reverse iterator is the same as incrementing a regular iterator.

Overloads

Decrement(ConstReverseBidirectionalIterator<TValue>)

Decrements the iterator by one element. Decrementing a reverse iterator is the same as incrementing a regular iterator. This is the prefix version of the decrement operator.

Decrement(Int32, Int32)

Decrements the iterator by one element. Decrementing a reverse iterator is the same as incrementing a regular iterator. This is the postfix version of the decrement operator.

Decrement(ConstReverseBidirectionalIterator<TValue>)

Decrements the iterator by one element. Decrementing a reverse iterator is the same as incrementing a regular iterator. This is the prefix version of the decrement operator.

public:
 void ^ operator --(Microsoft::VisualC::StlClr::Generic::ConstReverseBidirectionalIterator<TValue> ^ % unnamedParam1);
public void operator -- (ref Microsoft.VisualC.StlClr.Generic.ConstReverseBidirectionalIterator<TValue> unnamedParam1);
member this.op_Decrement : ConstReverseBidirectionalIterator -> unit
Public op_Decrement (ByRef unnamedParam1 As ConstReverseBidirectionalIterator(Of TValue)) As Void

Parameters

unnamedParam1
ConstReverseBidirectionalIterator<TValue>

The current iterator.

Applies to

Decrement(Int32, Int32)

Decrements the iterator by one element. Decrementing a reverse iterator is the same as incrementing a regular iterator. This is the postfix version of the decrement operator.

public:
 void ^ operator --(Microsoft::VisualC::StlClr::Generic::ConstReverseBidirectionalIterator<TValue> ^ % , int );
public void operator -- (ref Microsoft.VisualC.StlClr.Generic.ConstReverseBidirectionalIterator<TValue> , int );
member this.op_Decrement :  * int -> unit
Public op_Decrement (ByRef  As ConstReverseBidirectionalIterator(Of TValue),  As Integer) As Void

Parameters

A_0
Int32

An unused parameter that indicates this is the postfix version of the operator.

Applies to