Lines Matching refs:next
62 Block* next = head->fNext;
66 head = next;
247 // Due to how reset and next work, next actually returns the current element
248 // pointed to by fPos and then updates fPos to point to the next one.
249 void* SkDeque::Iter::next() {
252 if (pos) { // if we were valid, try to move to the next setting
253 char* next = pos + fElemSize;
254 SkASSERT(next <= fCurBlock->fEnd);
255 if (next == fCurBlock->fEnd) { // exhausted this chunk, move to next
259 next = fCurBlock ? fCurBlock->fBegin : NULL;
261 fPos = next;
266 // Like next, prev actually returns the current element pointed to by fPos and
