Lines Matching defs:m_first
54 : m_last(&m_first)
65 m_first.append(string);
70 return &m_first != m_last;
87 SegmentedString& current() { return m_first; }
88 const SegmentedString& current() const { return m_first; }
92 next = m_first;
93 m_first = SegmentedString();
94 if (m_last == &m_first) {
96 // but now we have two. That means m_first is no longer also
104 m_first.append(next);
107 // the InputStream. Now that it's been merged into m_first,
108 // that makes m_first the last one.
109 m_last = &m_first;
113 // m_first. Arguably, this work could be done in append().
114 m_first.close();
119 SegmentedString m_first;
