A bit map simply allows to associate a boolean flag to each item of a list, such as a list of entities, etc... numbered between 1 and a positive count nbitems. More...

#include <Interface_BitMap.hxx>

Public Member Functions
	Interface_BitMap ()
	Creates a empty BitMap.
	Interface_BitMap (const int nbitems, const int resflags=0)
	Creates a BitMap for <nbitems> items One flag is defined, n0 0 <resflags> prepares allocation for <resflags> more flags Flags values start at false.
void	Initialize (const int nbitems, const int resflags=0)
	Initialize empty bit by <nbitems> items One flag is defined, n0 0 <resflags> prepares allocation for <resflags> more flags Flags values start at false.
	Interface_BitMap (const Interface_BitMap &other, const bool copied=false)
	Creates a BitMap from another one if <copied> is True, copies data else, data are not copied, only the header object is.
void	Initialize (const Interface_BitMap &other, const bool copied=false)
	Initialize a BitMap from another one.
void	Reservate (const int moreflags)
	Reservates for a count of more flags.
void	SetLength (const int nbitems)
	Sets for a new count of items, which can be either less or greater than the former one For new items, their flags start at false.
int	AddFlag (const char *const namename="")
	Adds a flag, a name can be attached to it Returns its flag number Makes required reservation.
int	AddSomeFlags (const int more)
	Adds several flags (<more>) with no name Returns the number of last added flag.
bool	RemoveFlag (const int numnum)
	Removes a flag given its number. Returns True if done, false if num is out of range.
bool	SetFlagName (const int numnum, const char *const namename)
	Sets a name for a flag, given its number name can be empty (to erase the name of a flag) Returns True if done, false if : num is out of range, or name non-empty already set to another flag.
int	NbFlags () const
	Returns the count of flags (flag 0 not included).
int	Length () const
	Returns the count of items (i.e. the length of the bitmap).
const char *	FlagName (const int numnum) const
	Returns the name recorded for a flag, or an empty string.
int	FlagNumber (const char *const namename) const
	Returns the number or a flag given its name, or zero.
bool	Value (const int item, const int flag=0) const
	Returns the value (true/false) of a flag, from :
void	SetValue (const int item, const bool valval, const int flag=0) const
	Sets a new value for a flag.
void	SetTrue (const int item, const int flag=0) const
	Sets a flag to True.
void	SetFalse (const int item, const int flag=0) const
	Sets a flag to False.
bool	CTrue (const int item, const int flag=0) const
	Returns the former value for a flag and sets it to True (before : value returned; after : True).
bool	CFalse (const int item, const int flag=0) const
	Returns the former value for a flag and sets it to False (before : value returned; after : False).
void	Init (const bool valval, const int flag=0) const
	Initialises all the values of Flag Number <flag> to a given value <val>.
void	Clear ()
	Clear all field of bit map.

Detailed Description

A bit map simply allows to associate a boolean flag to each item of a list, such as a list of entities, etc... numbered between 1 and a positive count nbitems.

The BitMap class allows to associate several binary flags, each of one is identified by a number from 0 to a count which can remain at zero or be positive : nbflags

Flags lists over than numflag=0 are added after creation Each of one can be named, hence the user can identify it either by its flag number or by a name which gives a flag n0 (flag n0 0 has no name)

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ Interface_BitMap() [1/3]

Interface_BitMap::Interface_BitMap ( )

Creates a empty BitMap.

◆ Interface_BitMap() [2/3]

Interface_BitMap::Interface_BitMap	(	const int	nbitems,
		const int	resflags = 0 )

Creates a BitMap for <nbitems> items One flag is defined, n0 0 <resflags> prepares allocation for <resflags> more flags Flags values start at false.

◆ Interface_BitMap() [3/3]

Interface_BitMap::Interface_BitMap	(	const Interface_BitMap &	other,
		const bool	copied = false )

Creates a BitMap from another one if <copied> is True, copies data else, data are not copied, only the header object is.

Member Function Documentation

◆ AddFlag()

int Interface_BitMap::AddFlag ( const char *const name = "" )

Adds a flag, a name can be attached to it Returns its flag number Makes required reservation.

◆ AddSomeFlags()

int Interface_BitMap::AddSomeFlags ( const int more )

Adds several flags (<more>) with no name Returns the number of last added flag.

◆ CFalse()

bool Interface_BitMap::CFalse	(	const int	item,
		const int	flag = 0 ) const

Returns the former value for a flag and sets it to False (before : value returned; after : False).

◆ Clear()

void Interface_BitMap::Clear ( )

Clear all field of bit map.

◆ CTrue()

bool Interface_BitMap::CTrue	(	const int	item,
		const int	flag = 0 ) const

Returns the former value for a flag and sets it to True (before : value returned; after : True).

◆ FlagName()

const char * Interface_BitMap::FlagName ( const int num ) const

Returns the name recorded for a flag, or an empty string.

◆ FlagNumber()

int Interface_BitMap::FlagNumber ( const char *const name ) const

Returns the number or a flag given its name, or zero.

◆ Init()

void Interface_BitMap::Init	(	const bool	val,
		const int	flag = 0 ) const

Initialises all the values of Flag Number <flag> to a given value <val>.

◆ Initialize() [1/2]

void Interface_BitMap::Initialize	(	const int	nbitems,
		const int	resflags = 0 )

Initialize empty bit by <nbitems> items One flag is defined, n0 0 <resflags> prepares allocation for <resflags> more flags Flags values start at false.

◆ Initialize() [2/2]

void Interface_BitMap::Initialize	(	const Interface_BitMap &	other,
		const bool	copied = false )

Initialize a BitMap from another one.

◆ Length()

int Interface_BitMap::Length ( ) const

Returns the count of items (i.e. the length of the bitmap).

◆ NbFlags()

int Interface_BitMap::NbFlags ( ) const

Returns the count of flags (flag 0 not included).

◆ RemoveFlag()

bool Interface_BitMap::RemoveFlag ( const int num )

Removes a flag given its number. Returns True if done, false if num is out of range.

◆ Reservate()

void Interface_BitMap::Reservate ( const int moreflags )

Reservates for a count of more flags.

◆ SetFalse()

void Interface_BitMap::SetFalse	(	const int	item,
		const int	flag = 0 ) const

Sets a flag to False.

◆ SetFlagName()

bool Interface_BitMap::SetFlagName	(	const int	num,
		const char *const	name )

Sets a name for a flag, given its number name can be empty (to erase the name of a flag) Returns True if done, false if : num is out of range, or name non-empty already set to another flag.

◆ SetLength()

void Interface_BitMap::SetLength ( const int nbitems )

Sets for a new count of items, which can be either less or greater than the former one For new items, their flags start at false.

◆ SetTrue()

void Interface_BitMap::SetTrue	(	const int	item,
		const int	flag = 0 ) const

Sets a flag to True.

◆ SetValue()

void Interface_BitMap::SetValue	(	const int	item,
		const bool	val,
		const int	flag = 0 ) const

Sets a new value for a flag.

◆ Value()

bool Interface_BitMap::Value	(	const int	item,
		const int	flag = 0 ) const

Returns the value (true/false) of a flag, from :

the number of the item
the flag number, by default 0

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

Interface_BitMap.hxx

Public Member Functions