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# QtTaskTree::RepeatIterator Class

class QtTaskTree::RepeatIterator

The repetitive iterator to be used inside For element. More...

Header: | `#include <qtasktree.h>`
CMake: | `find_package(Qt6 REQUIRED COMPONENTS TaskTree)` `target_link_libraries(mytarget PRIVATE Qt6::TaskTree)`
qmake: | `QT += tasktree`
Since: | 6.11
Inherits: | QtTaskTree::Iterator

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Note: All functions in this class are reentrant.

## Public Functions

| RepeatIterator(qsizetype count)

## Detailed Description

See also Iterator, ForeverIterator, UntilIterator, and ListIterator.

## Member Function Documentation

### `[explicit]` RepeatIterator::RepeatIterator(qsizetype count)

Constructs the repetitive iterator for the For (RepeatIterator(count)) >> Do {} construct. The iterator will repeat count times.

Example usage:

     static const int maxTries = 5;
     static const int maxNumber = 10;
     const int luckyNumber = QRandomGenerator().global()->bounded(maxNumber);

     qDebug() << "Today's lucky number is:" << luckyNumber;
     qDebug() << "You have" << maxTries << "lottery tickets.";
     qDebug() << "Let's start the drawing...";

     const auto onNumberCheck = [luckyNumber] {
         const int drawnNumber = QRandomGenerator().global()->bounded(maxNumber);
         qDebug() << "You have drawn:" << drawnNumber;
         return drawnNumber == luckyNumber;
     };

     const auto onDone = [](DoneWith result) {
         if (result == DoneWith::Success)
             qDebug() << "You have won! Congratulations!";
         else if (result == DoneWith::Error)
             qDebug() << "You have lost. Try again.";
     };

     const Group recipe {
         For (RepeatIterator(maxTries)) >> Do {
             stopOnSuccess,
             timeoutTask(1s),
             QSyncTask(onNumberCheck)
         },
         onGroupDone(onDone)
     };

The possible output when the `recipe` is started by the QTaskTree, and finishes with success:

     Today's lucky number is: 6
     You have 5 lottery tickets.
     Let's start the drawing...
     You have drawn: 9
     You have drawn: 6
     You have won! Congratulations!

In case it finishes with an error, the output might look like:

     Today's lucky number is: 8
     You have 5 lottery tickets.
     Let's start the drawing...
     You have drawn: 1
     You have drawn: 7
     You have drawn: 6
     You have drawn: 7
     You have drawn: 2
     You have lost. Try again.