latest version v1.9 - last update 24 Nov 2005

lti::className Class Reference

Provides methods for getting the class names of lti::objects. More...

#include <ltiClassName.h>

Inheritance diagram for lti::className:

[legend]Collaboration diagram for lti::className:

[legend]List of all members.

Public Member Functions
	className ()
	~className ()
const char *	get (const object *o) const
const char *	get (const object &o) const
void	get (const object &o, std::string &result) const
void	get (const object *o, std::string &result) const
std::string	decode (const std::string &name) const
Protected Member Functions
void	decode (char *dest, int &dpos, const char *src, int &spos) const

---

Detailed Description

Provides methods for getting the class names of lti::objects.

---

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

lti::className::className (   )

default constructor

lti::className::~className (   )

destructor

---

Member Function Documentation

void lti::className::decode (  char *  dest, int &  dpos, const char *  src, int &  spos )  const [protected]

implementation of the native-to-readable decoding of class names.

std::string lti::className::decode (  const std::string &  name  )  const

decodes a typename returned by typeid(). You can use this to get decoded names for objects that are not derived from lti::object See also: get(object*)

void lti::className::get (  const object *  o, std::string &  result )  const [inline]

returns the name of this type (obtained by using the std::typeinfo functions). The returned string considers the template arguments and is usually fully qualified. See also: get(object*) The name is returned in the result parameter. This is a much safer method than the method returning a pointer.

void lti::className::get (  const object &  o, std::string &  result )  const [inline]

returns the name of this type (obtained by using the std::typeinfo functions). The returned string considers the template arguments and is usually fully qualified. See also: get(object*) The name is returned in the result parameter. This is a much safer method than the method returning a pointer.

const char* lti::className::get (  const object &  o  )  const [inline]

See also: get(object*)

const char* lti::className::get (  const object *  o  )  const

returns the name of this type (obtained by using the std::typeinfo functions). The returned string considers the template arguments and is usually fully qualified. The implementation should ensure that the returned name has the following format: <namespace>::<classname>::<innerclassname>::... Example: lti::boundingBox<double>::parameters WARNING: The function returns a pointer to an internal class member. So, the pointer is only valid for the lifetime of this object or until the next time get is called, whatever occurs first.

---

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

• ltiClassName.h

---