PIRL::Data_Binder< Bindor_object > Class Template Reference

A Data_Binder binds an object to data of some amount. More...

#include <Binary_IO.hh>

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Public Member Functions
	Data_Binder (const Bindor_object &bindor, char *data, unsigned long amount)
	Constructs a Data_Binder that binds an object to data.
Public Attributes
Bindor_object &	Bindor
	The object that is being bound.
char *	Data
	Pointer (char*) to the data being bound.
unsigned long	Amount
	Amount (bytes) of data being bound.

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Detailed Description

template<typename Bindor_object>
class PIRL::Data_Binder< Bindor_object >

A Data_Binder binds an object to data of some amount.

A Data_Binder contains a reference to the bound object and the data location and amount bound to it. A Data_Binder is used to convey a relationship between some object and some data; typically as an intermediate, temporary object during the evaluation of a operation. For example, a stream manipulator can bind a stream to the data being manipulated.

Author:

Bradford Castalia, UA/PIRL, 12/03

Revision:

1.17

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

template<typename Bindor_object >

PIRL::Data_Binder< Bindor_object >::Data_Binder	(	const Bindor_object &	bindor,
		char *	data,
		unsigned long	amount
	)		[inline]

Constructs a Data_Binder that binds an object to data.

Parameters:

bindor	A reference to the Bindor_object being bound.
data	A pointer to the data being bound.
amount	The amount (bytes) of data being bound.

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Member Data Documentation

template<typename Bindor_object >

Bindor_object& PIRL::Data_Binder< Bindor_object >::Bindor

The object that is being bound.

Referenced by PIRL::operator<<(), and PIRL::operator>>().

template<typename Bindor_object >

char* PIRL::Data_Binder< Bindor_object >::Data [mutable]

Pointer (char*) to the data being bound.

Referenced by PIRL::operator<<(), and PIRL::operator>>().

template<typename Bindor_object >

unsigned long PIRL::Data_Binder< Bindor_object >::Amount

Amount (bytes) of data being bound.

Referenced by PIRL::operator<<(), and PIRL::operator>>().

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

• Binary_IO.hh