stromx::runtime::Connector Class Reference

Identifier of a connector of an operator. More...

#include <Connector.h>

Inheritance diagram for stromx::runtime::Connector:

Public Types
enum	Type { UNDEFINED, INPUT, OUTPUT }

Public Member Functions
	Connector ()
const Operator *	op () const
unsigned int	id () const
bool	valid () const
Type	type () const

Protected Member Functions
	Connector (const Type type, const Operator *const op, const unsigned int id)

Friends
STROMX_RUNTIME_API bool	operator== (const Connector &lhs, const Connector &rhs)

Detailed Description

Identifier of a connector of an operator.

Member Enumeration Documentation

Type

enum stromx::runtime::Connector::Type

The possible types of a connector.

Enumerator
UNDEFINED	An invalid connector has undefined type.
INPUT	An input connector.
OUTPUT	An output connector.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Connector()

stromx::runtime::Connector::Connector ( )

inline

Constructs an invalid connector. Valid connectors can only be constructed using the derived classes InputConnector and OutputConnector.

Member Function Documentation

id()

unsigned int stromx::runtime::Connector::id ( ) const

inline

Returns the ID of the connector.

op()

const Operator* stromx::runtime::Connector::op ( ) const

inline

Returns a pointer to the operator the connector belongs to.

type()

Type stromx::runtime::Connector::type ( ) const

inline

Returns the type of the connector, i.e. whether this connector is an input or output connector.

valid()

bool stromx::runtime::Connector::valid ( ) const

inline

Returns true if this connector is valid, i.e. it does point to a valid connector. If the connector is invalid its operator pointer is 0 and its type UNDEFINED.

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

• stromx/runtime/Connector.h