dueca::AssociateObject< Host > Class Template Reference

Proxy identity for helper classes associated with an object derived from dueca::NamedObject. More...

#include <AssociateObject.hxx>

Inheritance diagram for dueca::AssociateObject< Host >:

Collaboration diagram for dueca::AssociateObject< Host >:

Public Member Functions
	AssociateObject (const Host &host)
	Constructor.
	~AssociateObject ()
	Destructor.
ObjectType	getObjectType () const final
	Object type for DUECA's sanity.
Public Member Functions inherited from dueca::NamedObject
const std::string	getEntity () const
	Returns the "entity" part of the name.
const std::string	getClass () const
	Returns the "class" part of the name.
const std::string	getPart () const
	Returns the sub-entity or "part" part of the name.
const NameSet &	getNameSet () const
	This returns the complete name set.
const GlobalId &	getId () const
	This returns the id.

Static Public Attributes
static const char *const	classname
	Class name constant, should be equal to the host object's classname, used for reporting errors and warnings.

Additional Inherited Members
Protected Member Functions inherited from dueca::NamedObject
	NamedObject (const GlobalId &id)
	Reserve for AssociateObject.
	NamedObject (const NameSet &ns)
	Normal constructor, protected, because it has no use to create a NamedObject by itself.
virtual	~NamedObject ()
	Destructor.

Detailed Description

template<class Host>
class dueca::AssociateObject< Host >

Proxy identity for helper classes associated with an object derived from dueca::NamedObject.

In DUECA, objects that can use DUECA services (accessing channels, creating and using activities) need to have a name and a GlobalId, commonly by deriving from NamedObject. In addition, the convenience macros for checking channels and the like normally use the dueca::getclassname<>() templated function to access the "classname" member defined in modules.

This template class enables helper classes/objects that don't have their own GlobalId to assume the GlobalId and name of their "owner", and sets the proper class name.

Use this to delegate capabilities in a manner like (note, incomplete code!):

MyModule: public Module
{
 
  // defining a helper reading a channel
  struct MyHelper: public AssociateObject<MyModule>
  {
    ChannelReadToken token;
 
    MyHelper(const MyModule& m);
  };
 
  // e.g. a list of helpers
  typedef std::list<MyHelper> helperlist_t;
 
};

In your c++ file, ensure that the helpers have the proper "classname":

template<>
const char* const AssociateObject<MyModule>::classname =
  MyModule::classname;

The MyHelper struct will now be able to open channels, create activities, etc. Its name and id are equal to that of the host class.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

AssociateObject()

template<class Host>

dueca::AssociateObject< Host >::AssociateObject ( const Host & host )

inline

Constructor.

Parameters

host	Host class for name and ID.

Member Function Documentation

getObjectType()

template<class Host>

ObjectType dueca::AssociateObject< Host >::getObjectType ( ) const

inlinefinalvirtual

Object type for DUECA's sanity.

Implements dueca::NamedObject.

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• /home/abuild/rpmbuild/BUILD/dueca-4.3.0-build/dueca-4.3.0/dueca/AssociateObject.hxx