IterMove

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IterMove

Description

Move current reading position of Iterator.

Usage example (Cross-references)

    ///
    /// TAGS: StrIter, Pos, Iter
    #define StrIterMove(si, n) IterMove((si), (n))
    
    ///

    /// TAGS: Iter, Memory, Position
    ///
    #define IterNext(mi) IterMove(mi, 1)
    
    ///

    /// TAGS: Iter, Memory, Position
    ///
    #define IterPrev(mi) IterMove(mi, -1)
    
    #endif // MISRA_STD_UTILITY_ITER_MOVE_H

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