bdm::UI Class Reference

UI is an abstract class and it is intended for internal purposes only. More...

#include <user_info.h>

List of all members.

Classes
class	MappedUI
Static Public Member Functions
Initialization of classes
The type T has to be a root descendant class
template<class T >
static T *	build (const Setting &element, const string &name)
	The new instance of type T* is constructed and initialized with values stored in the Setting element[name].
template<class T >
static T *	build (const Setting &element, const int index)
	The new instance of type T* is constructed and initialized with values stored in the Setting element[index].
template<class T >
static T *	build (const Setting &element)
	The new instance of type T* is constructed and initialized with values stored in the Setting element.
Initialization of structures
The type T has to be int, double, string, vec, ivec or mat.
template<class T >
static void	get (T &instance, const Setting &element, const string &name)
	The existing instance of type T is initialized with values stored in the Setting element[name].
template<class T >
static void	get (T &instance, const Setting &element, const int index)
	The existing instance of type T is initialized with values stored in the Setting element[index].
template<class T >
static void	get (T &instance, const Setting &element)
	The existing instance of type T is initialized with values stored in the Setting element directly.
Initialization of arrays Array<T>
The type T has to be int, double, string, vec, ivec or mat, or pointer to any root descendant.
template<class T >
static void	get (Array< T > &array_to_load, const Setting &element, const string &name)
	The existing array of type T is initialized with values stored in the Setting element[name].
template<class T >
static void	get (Array< T > &array_to_load, const Setting &element, const int index)
	The existing array of type T is initialized with values stored in the Setting element[index].
template<class T >
static void	get (Array< T > &array_to_load, const Setting &element)
	The existing array of type T is initialized with values stored in the Setting element.
Serialization of objects and structures into a new Setting
The new child Setting can be accessed either by its name - if some name is passed as a parameter - or by its integer index. In that case, the new element is added at the very end of the current list of child Settings.
template<class T >
static void	save (const T *const instance, Setting &element, const string &name="")
	A root descendant instance is stored in the new child Setting appended to the passed element.
template<class T >
static void	save (const Array< T > &array_to_save, Setting &element, const string &name="")
	An Array<T> instance is stored in the new child Setting appended to the passed element.
static void	save (const mat &matrix, Setting &element, const string &name="")
	A matrix(of type mat) is stored in the new child Setting appended to the passed element.
static void	save (const ivec &vec, Setting &element, const string &name="")
	An integer vector (of type ivec) is stored in the new child Setting appended to the passed element.
static void	save (const vec &vector, Setting &element, const string &name="")
	A double vector (of type vec) is stored in the new child Setting appended to the passed element.
static void	save (const string &str, Setting &element, const string &name="")
	A string is stored in the new child Setting appended to the passed element.
static void	save (const int &integer, Setting &element, const string &name="")
	An integer is stored in the new child Setting appended to the passed element.
static void	save (const double &real, Setting &element, const string &name="")
	A double is stored in the new child Setting appended to the passed element.
Protected Member Functions
	UI (const string &class_name, const type_info *const class_type_info)
	Default constructor for internal use only, see.

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Detailed Description

UI is an abstract class and it is intended for internal purposes only.

This class exists mainly to allow pointers to its templated descendant ParticularUI<T>. Next, it collects all the auxiliary functions useful to prepare some concret user-infos, see static methods 'build', 'get' and 'save'.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

bdm::UI::UI	(	const string &	class_name,
		const type_info *const	class_type_info
	)			[inline, protected]

Default constructor for internal use only, see.

See also:

ParticularUI<T>

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• user_info.h
• user_info.cpp