Internal class for indirectly referencing objects, even dead ones. More...
#include <memcore/DynPtr.hpp>
Inheritance diagram for Referer< Object >:
Public Member Functions
- void CheckConstruction () const throw ()
- void deferred_initialize ()
- void ExcludeFromRefChecking () const throw ()
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const type_info & getType () const throw ()
- Return type info of associated object, typeid(void) if no object is associated.
- Return type info of associated object, typeid(void) if no object is associated.
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Referer (Object *SomeObject) throw (MemoryException)
- Construct referer object from newly created objects, sets reference counts to zero.
- Construct referer object from newly created objects, sets reference counts to zero.
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bool valid () const throw ()
- Check if the referred object is alive.
- Check if the referred object is alive.
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~Referer () throw ()
- If checking of reference counted objects is enabled, then the destructor will decrement the RefererObjects global integer count variable.
- If checking of reference counted objects is enabled, then the destructor will decrement the RefererObjects global integer count variable.
Public Attributes
Friends
- class DynPtr
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class DynPtr< Object, Object >
- dynamic pointer is friend.
- dynamic pointer is friend.
- class StrongPtr< Object >
- class WeakPtr< Object >
Detailed Description
template<class Object>
class Referer< Object >
Internal class for indirectly referencing objects, even dead ones.
Not to be used by the end-user. , StrongPtr
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- memcore/DynPtr.hpp
