Optional aInstancePtr: objectA run time mechanism for interface discovery.
NS_OK if the interface is supported by the associated instance, NS_NOINTERFACE if it is not.
aInstancePtr must not be null.
[in] A requested interface IID
[out] A pointer to an interface pointer to receive the result.
Create a new iterator pointing to the same position in the underlying container or sequence to which this iterator currently points. The returned iterator is suitable for use in a subsequent call to |isEqualTo()| against this iterator.
a new iterator pointing at the same position in the same underlying container or sequence as this iterator
Retrieve (and |AddRef()|) the element this iterator currently points to.
The result is undefined if this iterator currently points outside the useful range of the underlying container or sequence.
a new reference to the element this iterator currently points to (if any)
Retrieve (and |AddRef()|) an element at some offset from where this iterator currently points. The offset may be negative. |getElementAt(0)| is equivalent to |getElement()|.
The result is undefined if this iterator currently points outside the useful range of the underlying container or sequence.
a new reference to the indicated element (if any)
a |0|-based offset from the position to which this iterator currently points
Test if |anotherIterator| points to the same position in the underlying container or sequence.
The result is undefined if |anotherIterator| was not created by or for the same underlying container or sequence.
true if |anotherIterator| points to the same position in the underlying container or sequence
another iterator to compare against, created by or for the same underlying container or sequence
Put |anElementToPut| into the underlying container or sequence at the position currently pointed to by this iterator. The iterator and the underlying container or sequence cooperate to |Release()| the replaced element, if any and if necessary, and to |AddRef()| the new element.
The result is undefined if this iterator currently points outside the useful range of the underlying container or sequence.
the element to place into the underlying container or sequence
Put |anElementToPut| into the underlying container or sequence at the position |anOffset| away from that currently pointed to by this iterator. The iterator and the underlying container or sequence cooperate to |Release()| the replaced element, if any and if necessary, and to |AddRef()| the new element. |putElementAt(0, obj)| is equivalent to |putElement(obj)|.
The result is undefined if this iterator currently points outside the useful range of the underlying container or sequence.
a |0|-based offset from the position to which this iterator currently points
the element to place into the underlying container or sequence
Move this iterator backwards by |anOffset| positions in the underlying container or sequence. |anOffset| may be negative. |stepBackwardBy(1)| is equivalent to |stepBackward()|. |stepBackwardBy(n)| is equivalent to |stepForwardBy(-n)|. |stepBackwardBy(0)| is a no-op.
a |0|-based offset from the position to which this iterator currently points
Move this iterator by |anOffset| positions in the underlying container or sequence. |anOffset| may be negative. |stepForwardBy(1)| is equivalent to |stepForward()|. |stepForwardBy(0)| is a no-op.
a |0|-based offset from the position to which this iterator currently points
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