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--- en:toolworks:docs:apparatus:architecture [2021/09/03 10:40] – [Iterating] vladius
+++ en:toolworks:docs:apparatus:architecture [2022/01/05 09:55] (current) – [Iterating] add TODO jispar
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 Once you have your Subjects spawned and set. Belts or Chunks enchained you're ready to //[[en:toolworks:docs:apparatus:iterating|iterate]]// on them to deliver the necessary logic of the game or application. This is done through a very common concept of //Iterators// and //Cursors//.
-Both Belt and Chunk have their own types of Iterators, but you would rarely use them directly. Instead you'll almost always use the Chain Cursors. They are essentially Iterators with a naming chosen to eliminate some possible ambiguity. For now you should only use the default (implicit) Cursor as the threading is still a planned feature and you would rarely need to iterate a Belt (or a Chunk) with multiple different Cursors.
+Both Belt and Chunk have their own types of Iterators, but you would rarely use them directly. Instead you'll almost always use the Chain Cursors. They are essentially Iterators with a naming chosen to eliminate some possible ambiguity. /* TODO - update this line for current Apparatus version - For now you should only use the default (implicit) Cursor as the threading is still a planned feature and you would rarely need to iterate a Belt (or a Chunk) with multiple different Cursors. */
 The API documentation for [[appi>struct_f_chunk_chain.html#a81fe6a135e15ca00736cdd6ef527c3f3|Begin]] and [[appi>struct_f_belt_chain.html#a8552c76ac87bcafb0a8077bbea5ade90|Advance]] methods is provided accordingly.