InstanceTracker< FamilyT, ClassNameT, FactoryBaseT, FactoryT >::InstanceEntry Class Reference
Provides a wrapper for non-plistDictionary entries. More...
#include <InstanceTracker.h>
Detailed Description
template<class FamilyT, typename ClassNameT = std::string, class FactoryBaseT = Factory1Arg<FamilyT,std::string>, template< class U > class FactoryT = FactoryBaseT::template Factory>
class InstanceTracker< FamilyT, ClassNameT, FactoryBaseT, FactoryT >::InstanceEntry
Provides a wrapper for non-plistDictionary entries.
This allows InstanceTracker to use plist::Dictionary as a superclass to manage the tracked instances, as well as polymorphically load and save the entire set of instances. Which is why we use a dictionary here instead of a simple plist::ObjectBase so we can handle a '.type' entry to store the instance's class type.
Definition at line 59 of file InstanceTracker.h.
Public Member Functions | |
| InstanceEntry (FamilyT *inst) | |
| constructor, assigns inst to both instance and alloc (thus marking the instance for deallocation on InstanceEntry destruction) | |
| InstanceEntry (FamilyT &inst) | |
| constructor, assigns inst to instance only, leaving alloc NULL (thus leaving deallocation of instance to the caller) | |
| ~InstanceEntry () | |
| destructor, deallocates alloc (which might be NULL, and thus a no-op) | |
Public Attributes | |
| FamilyT *const | alloc |
| if the original instance was passed as a pointer, we will store that here for easy deallocation on destruction | |
| FamilyT & | instance |
| reference to the actual instance | |
Private Member Functions | |
| InstanceEntry (const InstanceEntry &) | |
| copy constructor, don't call | |
| InstanceEntry & | operator= (const InstanceEntry &) |
| assignment, don't call | |
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| InstanceTracker< FamilyT, ClassNameT, FactoryBaseT, FactoryT >::InstanceEntry::InstanceEntry | ( | FamilyT * | inst | ) | [explicit] |
constructor, assigns inst to both instance and alloc (thus marking the instance for deallocation on InstanceEntry destruction)
Definition at line 62 of file InstanceTracker.h.
| InstanceTracker< FamilyT, ClassNameT, FactoryBaseT, FactoryT >::InstanceEntry::InstanceEntry | ( | FamilyT & | inst | ) | [explicit] |
constructor, assigns inst to instance only, leaving alloc NULL (thus leaving deallocation of instance to the caller)
Definition at line 64 of file InstanceTracker.h.
| InstanceTracker< FamilyT, ClassNameT, FactoryBaseT, FactoryT >::InstanceEntry::~InstanceEntry | ( | ) |
destructor, deallocates alloc (which might be NULL, and thus a no-op)
Definition at line 66 of file InstanceTracker.h.
| InstanceTracker< FamilyT, ClassNameT, FactoryBaseT, FactoryT >::InstanceEntry::InstanceEntry | ( | const InstanceEntry & | ) | [private] |
copy constructor, don't call
Member Function Documentation
| InstanceEntry& InstanceTracker< FamilyT, ClassNameT, FactoryBaseT, FactoryT >::InstanceEntry::operator= | ( | const InstanceEntry & | ) | [private] |
assignment, don't call
Member Data Documentation
| FamilyT* const InstanceTracker< FamilyT, ClassNameT, FactoryBaseT, FactoryT >::InstanceEntry::alloc |
if the original instance was passed as a pointer, we will store that here for easy deallocation on destruction
Definition at line 68 of file InstanceTracker.h.
| FamilyT& InstanceTracker< FamilyT, ClassNameT, FactoryBaseT, FactoryT >::InstanceEntry::instance |
reference to the actual instance
Definition at line 69 of file InstanceTracker.h.
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