An Iterator is "valid" when it has additional elements, beyond its element index.
Said another way: After an Iterator is next()'d to its final element, the Iterator is no longer "valid".
Said another way: A "hasNext" check would simply return ::valid()
IteratorIterator::valid
(PHP 5 >= 5.1.0, PHP 7)
IteratorIterator::valid — Checks if the iterator is valid
Description
public IteratorIterator::valid
( void
) : bool
Checks if the iterator is valid.
Parameters
This function has no parameters.
Return Values
Returns TRUE if the iterator is valid, otherwise FALSE
See Also
- iterator_count() - Count the elements in an iterator
- IteratorIterator::current() - Get the current value
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