com::softwareag::connectivity::custom_t< T > Class Template Reference

A wrapper type for holding arbitrary objects inside a data_t. More...

#include <sag_connectivity_cpp.hpp>

Inherits sag_underlying_custom_t.

Public Member Functions
	custom_t ()
	Create an empty custom_t. More...
	custom_t (T *payload)
	Create a custom_t which owns the given payload. More...
	~custom_t ()
	deletes the underlying pointer. More...
T *	get () const
	Return the wrapped pointer as the correct type. More...
	custom_t (custom_t &&other)
	Move constructor. More...
custom_t &	operator= (custom_t &&other)
	Move assignment, destroying the current contents. More...
void	swap (custom_t &&other)
	Swap with another custom_t of the same type. More...
custom_t	copy () const
	Return a copy of the underlying pointer. More...
T &	operator * () const
	Return the wrapped pointer as the correct type. More...
T *	operator-> () const
	Return the wrapped pointer as the correct type. More...

Detailed Description

template<typename T>
class com::softwareag::connectivity::custom_t< T >

A wrapper type for holding arbitrary objects inside a data_t.

It behaves like a std::unique_ptr with an explict copy method and will delete the contents when destroyed unless they are moved out first.

The wrapped class must have a nothrow destructor and a nothrow copy constructor.

You must ensure that you extract your object with the same type that was inserted, or the behaviour is undefined. If you have a hierarchy of objects and you need to determine the type at runtime then you must extract as a custom_t<BaseClass> and then dynamic_cast or call virtual methods to determine the type. This means you must have a virtual hierarchy of objects.

This can be used with get<> or get_custom<> to retrieve the contents of a data_t:

get<custom_t<MyClass> >(data); get_custom<MyClass>(data);

however visitors will still visit a sag_underlying_custom_t& which can be cast to a custom_t<MyClass>&.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

custom_t() [1/3]

template<typename T >

com::softwareag::connectivity::custom_t< T >::custom_t

(

)

Create an empty custom_t.

custom_t() [2/3]

template<typename T >

com::softwareag::connectivity::custom_t< T >::custom_t

(

T *

payload

)

Create a custom_t which owns the given payload.

~custom_t()

template<typename T >

com::softwareag::connectivity::custom_t< T >::~custom_t

(

)

deletes the underlying pointer.

custom_t() [3/3]

template<typename T >

com::softwareag::connectivity::custom_t< T >::custom_t

(

custom_t< T > &&

other

)

Move constructor.

Member Function Documentation

copy()

template<typename T >

custom_t com::softwareag::connectivity::custom_t< T >::copy

(

)

const

Return a copy of the underlying pointer.

get()

template<typename T >

T* com::softwareag::connectivity::custom_t< T >::get ( ) const

inline

Return the wrapped pointer as the correct type.

operator *()

template<typename T >

T& com::softwareag::connectivity::custom_t< T >::operator * ( ) const

inline

Return the wrapped pointer as the correct type.

operator->()

template<typename T >

T* com::softwareag::connectivity::custom_t< T >::operator-> ( ) const

inline

Return the wrapped pointer as the correct type.

operator=()

template<typename T >

custom_t& com::softwareag::connectivity::custom_t< T >::operator=

(

custom_t< T > &&

other

)

Move assignment, destroying the current contents.

swap()

template<typename T >

void com::softwareag::connectivity::custom_t< T >::swap

(

custom_t< T > &&

other

)

Swap with another custom_t of the same type.

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

• sag_connectivity_cpp.hpp