ListIterator.ToString Method
Definition
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Returns a textual representation of the current list value that is pointed to by the iterator.
public:
override System::String ^ ToString();
public override string ToString ();
override this.ToString : unit -> string
Public Overrides Function ToString () As String
Returns
A string that contains a description of the current value.
Remarks
If the iterator points to the first element in the list, the string will contain an indication of this, in the form "(begin)[value]" If the iterator does not point to an element (that is, the more() method returns false), the following string returned is: (end). If the iterator points to a value, the string is "[value]", where value is a string representation of the element value.
The following example prints the following description of the values of the two values in a list:
(begin) [2]
[1]
{
List li = new List(Types::Integer);
ListIterator it = new ListIterator(li);
li.addStart(1);
li.addStart(2); // This is now the first value
it.begin();
print it.toString();
it.next();
print it.toString();
pause;
}