WordContainer< Container > Class Template Reference

Container class for the input timed word. More...

#include <word_container.hh>

Public Member Functions
	WordContainer (FILE *file, bool isBinary=false)
	The constructor. More...
Container::value_type	operator[] (const std::size_t n)
	Access an element of the container. More...
Container::value_type	at (const std::size_t n)
	Access an element of the container. More...
std::size_t	size () const
	Returns the length of the timed word. More...
void	setFront (std::size_t n)
	Discard the elements before n-th position. More...
bool	fetch (std::size_t n)
	Fetch the timed words by n-th position. More...

Protected Attributes
Container	vec
	The actual container of the timed word.

Detailed Description

template<class Container>
class WordContainer< Container >

Container class for the input timed word.

Note

This class just defines the interface of the container. The actual definition must be done in the class Container passed by template argument. An example is LazyDeque.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

WordContainer()

template<class Container >

WordContainer< Container >::WordContainer ( FILE *  file, bool  isBinary = false  )

inline

The constructor.

Parameters

[in]	file	The name of the file that the input timed word is in. If the container does not use the timed word in a file (e.g., when a result of simulation is directly passed), this can be ignored.
[in]	isBinary	A flag if the input is in a binary file.

Member Function Documentation

at()

template<class Container >

Container::value_type WordContainer< Container >::at ( const std::size_t  n )

inline

Access an element of the container.

Note

If the argument is out of range, out_of_range exception can be thrown.

Parameters

[in]

n

A position in the timed word

Returns

The n-th element in the timed word

fetch()

template<class Container >

bool WordContainer< Container >::fetch ( std::size_t  n )

inline

Fetch the timed words by n-th position.

Parameters

[in]

n

A position in the timed word

Returns

It returns true if and only if the fetch succeeded.

operator[]()

template<class Container >

Container::value_type WordContainer< Container >::operator[] ( const std::size_t  n )

inline

Access an element of the container.

Note

If the argument is out of range, out_of_range exception can be thrown.

Parameters

[in]

n

A position in the timed word

Returns

The n-th element in the timed word

setFront()

template<class Container >

void WordContainer< Container >::setFront ( std::size_t  n )

inline

Discard the elements before n-th position.

Note

If n is out of range, out_of_range exception may be thrown.

Parameters

[in]

n

A position in the timed word

size()

template<class Container >

std::size_t WordContainer< Container >::size ( ) const

inline

Returns the length of the timed word.

Note

If the length of the timed word is unknown (e.g., when the stream does not reach the end yet), the maximum value of std::size_t is returned.

Returns

The length of the timed word, if it is known.

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

• word_container.hh