Iterator

All Implemented Interfaces:
```
public interface Content.Iterator

                    
```
Iterates through a list of Element items asynchronously.
hasNext and hasPrevious refer to the last element computed by a previous call to any of both methods.

Nested Class Summary

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Field Summary

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Constructor Summary

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Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`abstract Boolean`	`hasNext()`	Returns true if the iterator has a next element, suspending the caller while processing it.
`abstract Content.Element`	`next()`	Retrieves the element computed by a preceding call to hasNext, or throws an IllegalStateException if hasNext was not invoked.
`Content.Element`	`nextOrNull()`	Advances to the next item and returns it, or null if we reached the end.
`abstract Boolean`	`hasPrevious()`	Returns true if the iterator has a previous element, suspending the caller while processing it.
`abstract Content.Element`	`previous()`	Retrieves the element computed by a preceding call to hasPrevious, or throws an IllegalStateException if hasPrevious was not invoked.
`Content.Element`	`previousOrNull()`	Advances to the previous item and returns it, or null if we reached the beginning.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

- Constructor Detail
- Method Detail
  - hasNext
```
 abstract Boolean hasNext()
```
    Returns true if the iterator has a next element, suspending the caller while processing it.
  - next
```
 abstract Content.Element next()
```
    Retrieves the element computed by a preceding call to hasNext, or throws an IllegalStateException if hasNext was not invoked. This method should only be used in pair with hasNext.
  - nextOrNull
```
 Content.Element nextOrNull()
```
    Advances to the next item and returns it, or null if we reached the end.
  - hasPrevious
```
 abstract Boolean hasPrevious()
```
    Returns true if the iterator has a previous element, suspending the caller while processing it.
  - previous
```
 abstract Content.Element previous()
```
    Retrieves the element computed by a preceding call to hasPrevious, or throws an IllegalStateException if hasPrevious was not invoked. This method should only be used in pair with hasPrevious.
  - previousOrNull
```
 Content.Element previousOrNull()
```
    Advances to the previous item and returns it, or null if we reached the beginning.