object::DynamicList< T, N, callDestructor > Class Template Reference

DynamicList is a simple abstraction of a list with a dynamic length, supporting an iterator interface. More...

#include <DynamicList.h>

Public Member Functions
void	delElement (const T *v)
	Removes the specified element from the storage.
T *	newElement ()
	Delivers a new Element.

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Detailed Description

template<typename T, unsigned int N = 0, bool callDestructor = true>
class object::DynamicList< T, N, callDestructor >

DynamicList is a simple abstraction of a list with a dynamic length, supporting an iterator interface.

It is derived from the std::List and supports the same interface as the ConstantSizeList to allow unification (e.g. same number of template parameters). Furthermore, it provides methodes for getting new elements and for the deletion of such one.

Template Parameters:

	T	element type to be stored
	N	count element, but here it is ignored and only part due to providing the same interface
	callDestructor	enables switiching between the destruction of all objects residing in the underlying container or doing nothing, in order to safe program space. In embedded environments it is sometimes possible to forbear destruction. The parameter is ignored and only part due to providing the same interface

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Member Function Documentation

template<typename T , unsigned int N = 0, bool callDestructor = true>

void object::DynamicList< T, N, callDestructor >::delElement

(

const T *

v

)

[inline]

Removes the specified element from the storage.

template<typename T , unsigned int N = 0, bool callDestructor = true>

T* object::DynamicList< T, N, callDestructor >::newElement

(

)

[inline]

Delivers a new Element.

Returns:

a pointer to an element or zero if no element is created

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

• include/object/DynamicList.h