Result Class Reference

A single-valued container for ObjectPtr or Value. More...

#include "keyvalue/value/Result.h"

List of all members.

Public Types
typedef boost::variant < ObjectPtr, Value >	DataType_
Public Member Functions
	Result ()
	Default constructor sets content to null ObjectPtr.
	Result (const DataType_ &data)
	Builds and sets content.
template<typename Rhs >
	Result (const Rhs &rhs)
	Builds and sets content.
template<typename Rhs >
Result &	operator= (const Rhs &rhs)
	Assignment operator.
ObjectPtr	getObjectPtr () const
	Gets content.
ObjectPtr	getObjectPtr ()
	Non const getObjectPtr().
const Value *	getValue () const
	Gets content.
Value *	getValue ()
	Non const getValue().
Private Attributes
DataType_	data_

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Detailed Description

A single-valued container for ObjectPtr or Value.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Result

(

)

Default constructor sets content to null ObjectPtr.

Result

(

const DataType_ &

data

)

Builds and sets content.

Takes type on the 1-level-down on the value hierarchy.

Parameters:

data

: The content.

Result

(

const Rhs &

rhs

)

[inline]

Builds and sets content.

Takes type on a 2-or-more-levels-down on the value hierarchy.

Parameters:

rhs

: The content.

If you get an error here about 'keyvaluevalue::Parent<Rhs>', this means that Rhs isn't in a lower level in the hierarchy.

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Member Function Documentation

Result & operator=

(

const Rhs &

rhs

)

[inline]

Assignment operator.

Takes type on a 2-or-more-levels-down on the value hierarchy.

Parameters:

rhs

: The data to be assigned.

Returns:

A reference to this.

If you get an error here about 'keyvaluevalue::Parent<P>', this means that Rhs isn't in a lower level in the hierarchy.

ObjectPtr getObjectPtr

(

)

const

Gets content.

Returns:

A const pointer to the content, if it is an ObjectPtr. Otherwise, a null pointer.

ObjectPtr getObjectPtr

(

)

Non const getObjectPtr().

const Value* getValue

(

)

const

Gets content.

Returns:

A const pointer to the content, if it is a Value. Otherwise, a null pointer.

Value* getValue

(

)

Non const getValue().