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MCP server for Salesforce B2C Commerce Cloud development assistance including logs, debugging, and development tools

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## Package: dw.util # Class Iterator ## Inheritance Hierarchy - Object - dw.util.Iterator ## Description The Iterator class allows you to access items in a collection. ## Constructor Summary ## Method Summary ### asList **Signature:** `asList() : List` Convert the iterator into a list. ### asList **Signature:** `asList(start : Number, size : Number) : List` Converts a sub-sequence within the iterator into a list. ### hasNext **Signature:** `hasNext() : boolean` Indicates if there are more elements. ### next **Signature:** `next() : Object` Returns the next element from the Iterator. ## Method Detail ## Method Details ### asList **Signature:** `asList() : List` **Description:** Convert the iterator into a list. After this conversion the iterator is empty and hasNext() will always return false. Note: This method should be used with care. For example a large database result is pulled into memory completely with this method and can cause an OutOfMemory situation. **Returns:** the iterator as a list. --- ### asList **Signature:** `asList(start : Number, size : Number) : List` **Description:** Converts a sub-sequence within the iterator into a list. Note: This method should be used with care. For example a large database result is pulled into memory completely with this method and can cause an OutOfMemory situation. **Parameters:** - `start`: the number of elements to iterate before adding elements to the sublist. Negative values are treated as 0. - `size`: the maximum number of elements to add to the sublist. Nonpositive values always result in empty list. **Returns:** a sub-sequence within the iterator into a list. --- ### hasNext **Signature:** `hasNext() : boolean` **Description:** Indicates if there are more elements. **Returns:** true if there are more elements, false otherwise. --- ### next **Signature:** `next() : Object` **Description:** Returns the next element from the Iterator. **Returns:** the next element from the Iterator. ---