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Listing 9-14 IEnumerator interface class IEnumerator { property Object^ Current; bool MoveNext(); void Reset(); }; Listing 9-15 is an example of a data structure that implements IEnumerable and therefore supports iteration using the for each statement There are several things to notice about this code First, there are two different versions of some methods implemented We need to implement GetEnumerator from IEnumerable, but we ve used explicit interface implementation to make that method private and implemented a different public GetEnumerator The for each statement will use the nonvirtual method, which results in some modest efficiency gains We ve done the same thing with the CardEnumerator::Current property; the explicit interface implementation must be on the accessor method, not the property Second, CardEnumerator is a nested class.

SORT resource Sort statistics Sort width: 58 Area size: 208896 Max Area size: Degree: 1 Blocks to Sort: 1 Row size: 40 Total Rows: Initial runs: 1 Merge passes: 0 IO Cost / pass: Total IO sort cost: 0 Total CPU sort cost: 5018650 Total Temp space used: 0 Merge join Cost: 3151 Resp: 3151 HA Join Outer table: resc: 631 cdn: 110 rcz: 27 deg: 1 resp: 631 Inner table: CHILD Alias: C resc: 2517 cdn: 68 rcz: 27 deg: 1 resp: 2517 using join:8 distribution:2 #groups:1 Hash join one ptn Resc: 1 Deg: 1 hash_area: 124 (max=2560) buildfrag: 1 probefrag: 1 ppasses: 1 Hash join Resc: 3149 Resp: 3149

When a song or video is playing, you can also choose to have that song or video (or the library or folder it comes from) keep playing indefinitely. To do so, press the Menu key and select Repeat.

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Now you will see the Repeat icon in the lower left corner of your device. To turn off the repeat play, press the Menu key again and select the Repeat option this will turn off the checkmark next to the menu item, and stop the track from playing continuously.

I haven t specifically said anything so far about nested classes, but they work in C++/CLI in the same way that they work in classic C++ The nesting makes the implementation more tidy, since otherwise we would need a forward declaration or some out-of-line definitions, since Cards and CardEnumerator both reference each other Third, we create a snapshot of the collection before iterating over it This is an often neglected but very important part of implementing IEnumerable Enumerating a collection when the collection changes invalidates the enumeration There are a couple of ways of dealing with this One is to create a snapshot of the collection at the time enumeration starts This could be slow depending on how it is done A faster way would be to add a Boolean field, changed, and set it to true in the methods that change the collection, such as the Shuffle method.

Our current best cost for the full join is 2,588, so it s worth going on after getting this 851 as the cost of joining the first two tables. Join result: cost: 851 cdn: 1 rcz: 54 Now joining: GRANDPARENT[GP]#2 ******* NL Join Outer table: cost: 851 cdn: 1 rcz: 54 resp: 851 Inner table: GRANDPARENT Alias: GP Access Path: table-scan Resc: 128 Join: Resc: 979 Resp: 979 Access Path: index (unique) Index: GP_PK rsc_cpu: 15589 rsc_io: 1 ix_sel: 5.0000e-004 ix_sel_with_filters: 5.0000e-004 NL Join: resc: 852 resp: 852 Access Path: index (eq-unique) Index: GP_PK rsc_cpu: 15789 rsc_io: 1 ix_sel: 0.0000e+000 ix_sel_with_filters: 0.0000e+000 NL Join: resc: 852 resp: 852 Best NL cost: 852 resp: 852 Using concatenated index cardinality for table GRANDPARENT Revised join selectivity: 5.0000e-004 = 8.3417e-005 * (1/2000) * (1/8.3417e-005) Join Card: 0.04 = outer (0.75) * inner (110.25) * sel (5.0000e-004) SM Join Outer table: resc: 851 cdn: 1 rcz: 54 deg: 1

Assuming you have followed the steps recommended previously about how to store your music files, your music is now on a MicroSD media card. Assume you want to play your music from the card what do you do From your Home screen of icons, you have two ways to view and listen to music:

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The available music folders are now displayed. Click the appropriate folder (if your music is on a media card, click that folder), and all of your music will now be displayed. Click any song to start playing it.