src/tools/tDecorator.h File Reference

#include "tMemManager.h"
#include "tLinkedList.h"
#include "tError.h"

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Classes
class	tDecoratableIndicator
	dummy class that decoratable objects have a dummy conversion operator to, so template magic can detect whether a class is decoratable or not More...
class	tIsDecoratable< Decorated >
	compile time test class that determines whether a class is decoratable More...
struct	tIsDecoratable< Decorated >::Ret
class	tDecoratorBase
	base class for decorators More...
class	tDecoratableManagerBase
	base class for managers of decorated classes More...
class	tDecoratableManager< Decorated >
	manager class for decoratable classes More...
struct	tDecoratableManager< Decorated >::tBoolToType<>
class	tDecorator< DecoratedDerived, Decoration >
	decorates a decoratable object with a decoration More...
class	tDecoratorPOD< DecoratedDerived, Decoration >
Defines
#define	DECORATABLE(CLASS, BASE)
#define	DECORATABLE_BASE(CLASS)   DECORATABLE(CLASS,int)

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#define DECORATABLE	(	CLASS,
		BASE		)

Value:

public:                                                        \
operator tDecoratableIndicator & () const;                     \
typedef BASE DecoratableBase_;                                 \
typedef CLASS Decoratable_;                                    \
void * operator new    ( size_t size ) THROW_BADALLOC          \
{                                                              \
    return tDecoratableManager< CLASS >::Allocate( size );     \
}                                                              \
void   operator delete ( void * ptr ) THROW_NOTHING            \
{                                                              \
    tDecoratableManager< CLASS >::Free( ptr);                  \
}                                                              \
void * operator new    (size_t size,const char * classn,const char * file,int line)  THROW_BADALLOC \
{                                                                                                   \
    return tDecoratableManager< CLASS >::Allocate( size, classn, file, line );                      \
}                                                                                                   \
void   operator delete (void * ptr,const char * classn, const char * file,int line)  THROW_NOTHING  \
{                                                                                                   \
    tDecoratableManager< CLASS >::Free( ptr, classn, file, line);                                   \
}                                                                                                   \
private:                                                                                            \
void * operator new[]   ( size_t size ) THROW_BADALLOC;                                             \
void   operator delete[]( void * old ) THROW_NOTHING;                                               \
void * operator new[]   (size_t size,const char *classn,const char * file,int line )  THROW_BADALLOC; \
void   operator delete[](void *ptr,const char *classname,const char * file,int line )  THROW_NOTHING; \
public:

macro making a class a decoratable class. If you end up on one of the macro usages in a debugger, just "step into" the function to get to the true implementation, the macro only is a dumb wrapper.

Definition at line 307 of file tDecorator.h.

Referenced by derived::~derived().

#define DECORATABLE_BASE

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CLASS

)

DECORATABLE(CLASS,int)

Definition at line 335 of file tDecorator.h.

Referenced by base::~base().

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