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Generic container converters

## Modules
| Helper classes

## Classes
class | Glib::ArrayHandle< T, Tr >
| This is an intermediate type. More...
class | Glib::Sequence< Iterator >
| Utility class holding an iterator sequence. More...
class | Glib::ListHandle< T, Tr >
| This is an intermediate type. More...
class | Glib::SListHandle< T, Tr >
| This is an intermediate type. More...

## Typedefs
using | Glib::StringArrayHandle = ArrayHandle< Glib::ustring >
| If a method takes this as an argument, or has this as a return type, then you can use a standard container such as std::list<Glib::ustring> or std::vector<Glib::ustring>. More...

## Enumerations

## Functions
template<class Iterator >
Sequence< Iterator > | Glib::sequence (Iterator pbegin, Iterator pend)
| Helper function to create a Glib::Sequence<> object, which in turn can be used to initialize a container handle. More...

## Detailed Description

## Typedef Documentation

using Glib::StringArrayHandle = typedef ArrayHandle<Glib::ustring>

If a method takes this as an argument, or has this as a return type, then you can use a standard container such as std::list<Glib::ustring> or std::vector<Glib::ustring>.

However, this is not used in new API. We now prefer to just use std::vector, which is less flexibile, but makes the API clearer.

## Enumeration Type Documentation

enum Glib::OwnershipType

Ownership of the container

Defines how and if the container will release the list and its elemens when it is destroyed

Enumerator
OWNERSHIP_NONE | Do not release anything
OWNERSHIP_SHALLOW | Release the list, but not its elements, when the container is deleted
OWNERSHIP_DEEP | Release the list, and its elements, when the container is deleted.

## Function Documentation

template <class Iterator >

Sequence<Iterator> Glib::sequence | ( | Iterator | pbegin,
|  | Iterator | pend
| ) |  |
| inline

Helper function to create a Glib::Sequence<> object, which in turn can be used to initialize a container handle.

Usage example:
  combo.set_popdown_strings(Glib::sequence(foo_begin, foo_end));