CoreDX DDS Modern C++ API
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BitBoundAnnotation is used to define the size of enum and bitset types. More...
Additional Inherited Members | |
Public Member Functions inherited from dds::core::Reference< DELEGATE > | |
Reference (dds::core::null_type &) | |
Creates a "null" reference. | |
Reference (const Reference &ref) | |
Creates a reference from another. More... | |
template<typename D > | |
Reference (const Reference< D > &ref) | |
Enables safe assignment from other reference types. More... | |
Reference (DELEGATE_T *p) | |
The following two constructors create a dds Reference from a vendor specific delegate. More... | |
~Reference () | |
Destroys a reference. | |
template<typename R > | |
bool | operator== (const R &ref) const |
Compares two reference objects and returns true if they are equal. More... | |
template<typename R > | |
bool | operator!= (const R &ref) const |
Compares two reference objects and returns true if they are not-equal. More... | |
Reference & | operator= (const null_type) |
Special assignment operators that takes care of assigning null to this reference. More... | |
bool | is_nil () const |
Returns true if this reference object is nil, meaning pointing to null. | |
bool | operator== (const null_type) const |
Special operator== used to check if this reference object equals the null reference. More... | |
bool | operator!= (const null_type nil) const |
Special operator!= used to check if this reference object does not equals the null reference. More... | |
const DELEGATE_REF_T & | delegate () const |
Returns a reference to the underlying delegate. More... | |
DELEGATE_REF_T & | delegate () |
Returns a reference to the underlying delegate. More... | |
DELEGATE * | operator-> () |
The operator->() is provided to be able to directly invoke methods on the delegate. More... | |
const DELEGATE * | operator-> () const |
The operator->() is provided to be able to directly invoke methods on the delegate. More... | |
BitBoundAnnotation is used to define the size of enum and bitset types.
By default, these are 32-bit types, but they can be 8, 16, or 32 bits. Additionally, a bitset can be 64 bits.