IterPeekAt
- Macro
- August 22, 2025
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IterPeekAt
IterPeekAtDescription
Peek (not read) object from memory iter, given that - Provided Iter object is not NULL_ITER(mi). - There’s space left to read. - Length of object data is being read into is an integral multiple of size of data type this memory iter is iterating over. This is different from reading because it does not change current read position. This is good for making some decisions over data without changing the read position.
Success
Data copied over to dst from current read position and mi is returned.
Failure
NULL_ITER_DATA(mi) returned.
Usage example (Cross-references)
- In
StrIter.h:163:
///
/// TAGS: StrIter, Peek, Character, Iter
#define StrIterPeek(mi) IterPeekAt((mi), 0)
///
- In
StrIter.h:175:
///
/// TAGS: StrIter, Peek, Character, Iter
#define StrIterPeekAt(mi, n) IterPeekAt((mi), (n))
#define StrIterPeekNext(mi) IterPeekAt((mi), 1)
- In
StrIter.h:177:
#define StrIterPeekAt(mi, n) IterPeekAt((mi), (n))
#define StrIterPeekNext(mi) IterPeekAt((mi), 1)
#define StrIterPeekPrev(mi) IterPeekAt((mi), -1)
- In
StrIter.h:178:
#define StrIterPeekNext(mi) IterPeekAt((mi), 1)
#define StrIterPeekPrev(mi) IterPeekAt((mi), -1)
#endif // MISRA_STD_UTILITY_STR_ITER_H