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Add level offset.
The level in the FileRecordData is 0 at the base of the directory being scanned. However PathName::atom_count() can be more than that. For example scanning /mnt/cdrom will have level 0 at the mount point, but atom_count() is 2. So it's necessary to pass in this offset. This way the code can take that into account and compute stuff correctly.
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DirIterator ( DirIterator<Const>&& parOther );
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template <bool OtherConst>
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DirIterator ( DirIterator<OtherConst>&& parOther, typename std::enable_if<std::is_convertible<typename DirIterator<OtherConst>::VecIterator, VecIterator>::value, enabler>::type = enabler() );
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DirIterator ( VecIterator parBegin, VecIterator parEnd, std::unique_ptr<PathName>&& parBasePath );
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DirIterator ( VecIterator parBegin, VecIterator parEnd, std::unique_ptr<PathName>&& parBasePath, std::size_t parLevelOffset );
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~DirIterator ( void ) noexcept;
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private:
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VecIterator m_current;
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VecIterator m_end;
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std::unique_ptr<PathName> m_base_path;
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std::size_t m_level_offset;
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};
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};
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typedef typename implem::DirIterator<Const>::VecIterator list_iterator;
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explicit SetListingView ( const implem::DirIterator<Const>& parIter );
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SetListingView ( list_iterator parBeg, list_iterator parEnd );
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SetListingView ( list_iterator parBeg, list_iterator parEnd, std::size_t parLevelOffset );
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SetListingView ( SetListingView&& ) = default;
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~SetListingView ( void ) noexcept = default;
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private:
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list_iterator m_begin;
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list_iterator m_end;
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std::size_t m_level_offset;
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};
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class SetListing {
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