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ost::Pointer< T >(3) Library Functions Manual ost::Pointer< T >(3)
NAME
ost::Pointer< T > -
Used to create and manage referece counted pointers.
SYNOPSIS
#include <pointer.h>
Public Member Functions
Pointer (T *ptr=NULL)
Pointer (const Pointer< T > &ref)
virtual ~Pointer ()
Pointer & operator= (const Pointer< T > &ref)
T & operator* () const
T * getObject () const
T * operator-> () const
bool operator! () const
int operator++ () const
int operator-- () const
Protected Member Functions
void ptrDetach (void)
Protected Attributes
unsigned * ptrCount
T * ptrObject
Detailed Description
template<class T>class ost::Pointer< T >
Used to create and manage referece counted pointers.
Author:
David Sugar dyfet@gnutelephony.org reference counted pointer template.
Constructor &; Destructor Documentation
template<class T> ost::Pointer< T >::Pointer (T *ptr = NULL) [inline], [explicit]
References ost::Pointer< T >::ptrCount.
template<class T> ost::Pointer< T >::Pointer (const Pointer< T > &ref) [inline]
References ost::Pointer< T >::ptrCount, and ost::Pointer< T >::ptrObject.
template<class T> virtual ost::Pointer< T >::~Pointer () [inline], [virtual]
References ost::Pointer< T >::ptrDetach().
Member Function Documentation
template<class T> T* ost::Pointer< T >::getObject (void) const [inline]
References ost::Pointer< T >::ptrObject.
template<class T> bool ost::Pointer< T >::operator! (void) const [inline]
References ost::Pointer< T >::ptrCount.
template<class T> T& ost::Pointer< T >::operator* () const [inline]
References ost::Pointer< T >::ptrObject.
template<class T> int ost::Pointer< T >::operator++ (void) const [inline]
template<class T> int ost::Pointer< T >::operator-- (void) const [inline]
References ost::Pointer< T >::ptrCount.
template<class T> T* ost::Pointer< T >::operator-> () const [inline]
References ost::Pointer< T >::ptrObject.
template<class T> Pointer& ost::Pointer< T >::operator= (const Pointer< T > &ref) [inline]
References ost::Pointer< T >::ptrCount, ost::Pointer< T >::ptrDetach(), and ost::Pointer< T >::ptrObject.
template<class T> void ost::Pointer< T >::ptrDetach (void) [inline], [protected]
References ost::Pointer< T >::ptrCount, and ost::Pointer< T >::ptrObject.
Referenced by ost::Pointer< T >::operator=(), and ost::Pointer< T >::~Pointer().
Member Data Documentation
template<class T> unsigned* ost::Pointer< T >::ptrCount [protected]
Referenced by ost::Pointer< T >::operator!(), ost::Pointer< T >::operator--(), ost::Pointer< T >::operator=(), ost::Pointer< T
>::Pointer(), and ost::Pointer< T >::ptrDetach().
template<class T> T* ost::Pointer< T >::ptrObject [protected]
Referenced by ost::Pointer< T >::getObject(), ost::Pointer< T >::operator*(), ost::Pointer< T >::operator->(), ost::Pointer< T
>::operator=(), ost::Pointer< T >::Pointer(), and ost::Pointer< T >::ptrDetach().
Author
Generated automatically by Doxygen for GNU CommonC++ from the source code.
GNU CommonC++ Sat Jun 23 2012 ost::Pointer< T >(3)
