dlr::common::Triple< Type0, Type1, Type2 > Class Template Reference
The
Triple class provides a convenient way to pass groups of three things around.
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#include <triple.h>
List of all members.
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Public Types |
| typedef Type0 | first_type |
| | This describes the type of the first element of the triple.
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| typedef Type1 | second_type |
| | This describes the type of the second element of the triple.
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| typedef Type2 | third_type |
| | This describes the type of the Third element of the triple.
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Public Member Functions |
| | Triple () |
| | Default constructor initializes all members to default values.
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| | Triple (const Type0 &element0, const Type1 &element1, const Type2 &element2) |
| | This constructor copies each of its arguments into the triple.
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| template<class OtherType0 , class OtherType1 , class OtherType2 > |
| | Triple (const Triple< OtherType0, OtherType1, OtherType2 > &other) |
| | This constructor copies each element of another triple.
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| | ~Triple () |
| | Empty destructor.
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Public Attributes |
| Type0 | first |
| | This public data member holds the first element of the triple.
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| Type1 | second |
| | This public data member holds the second element of the triple.
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| Type2 | third |
| | This public data member holds the third element of the triple.
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Detailed Description
template<class Type0, class Type1, class Type2>
class dlr::common::Triple< Type0, Type1, Type2 >
The
Triple class provides a convenient way to pass groups of three things around.
It's intended to be just like std::pair, but with three elements. It is based on Stroustrup's implementation of class pair, taken from "The C++ Programming Language," 3rd Edition, Addison Wesley, 1997-2000.
Definition at line 30 of file triple.h.
Member Typedef Documentation
template<class Type0, class Type1, class Type2>
This describes the type of the first element of the triple.
Definition at line 36 of file triple.h.
template<class Type0, class Type1, class Type2>
This describes the type of the second element of the triple.
Definition at line 39 of file triple.h.
template<class Type0, class Type1, class Type2>
This describes the type of the Third element of the triple.
Definition at line 42 of file triple.h.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
template<class Type0, class Type1, class Type2>
Default constructor initializes all members to default values.
Definition at line 48 of file triple.h.
template<class Type0, class Type1, class Type2>
| dlr::common::Triple< Type0, Type1, Type2 >::Triple |
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const Type0 & |
element0, |
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const Type1 & |
element1, |
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const Type2 & |
element2 | |
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This constructor copies each of its arguments into the triple.
- Parameters:
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| element0 | This argument will be copied to the first element of the new Triple. |
| element1 | This argument will be copied to the first element of the new Triple. |
| element2 | This argument will be copied to the first element of the new Triple. |
Definition at line 60 of file triple.h.
template<class Type0, class Type1, class Type2>
template<class OtherType0 , class OtherType1 , class OtherType2 >
This constructor copies each element of another triple.
Note that the types of the elements of the copied triple will be explicitly cast to types of the elements of the the constructed triple.
- Parameters:
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| source | This argument is the triple to be copied. |
Definition at line 72 of file triple.h.
template<class Type0, class Type1, class Type2>
Empty destructor.
Definition at line 80 of file triple.h.
Member Data Documentation
template<class Type0, class Type1, class Type2>
This public data member holds the first element of the triple.
Definition at line 87 of file triple.h.
template<class Type0, class Type1, class Type2>
This public data member holds the second element of the triple.
Definition at line 92 of file triple.h.
template<class Type0, class Type1, class Type2>
This public data member holds the third element of the triple.
Definition at line 97 of file triple.h.
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