Aceobj Class Reference

#include <Aceobj.h>

List of all members.

Public Member Functions
	Aceobj ()
	Aceobj (const string &str)
	~Aceobj ()
void	clear ()
void	parse (const string &str)
bool	empty ()
string	getName () const
Acenode *	at (const string &tag_path, int pos=0)
Acenode *	get (const string &tag, int pos=0)
	Aceobj ()
	Aceobj (const string &str)
	~Aceobj ()
void	clear ()
void	parse (const string &str)
Acenode *	at (const string &tag_path, int pos=0)
Acenode *	get (const string &tag, int pos=0)
Private Attributes
Acenode *	root

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Aceobj::Aceobj

(

)

[inline]

nothing will be done in default constructor.

Aceobj::Aceobj

(

const string &

str

)

[inline]

use a string representation of an Ace object in Java format in tace> show -j option, dumps the text in java format Normally this object is huge and should not be passed by value.

References parse().

Aceobj::~Aceobj

(

)

[inline]

copy constructor for tree does not make a lot of sense this operation should be put under private so that no one can use it.

References del(), and root.

Aceobj::Aceobj

(

)

[inline]

nothing will be done in default constructor.

Aceobj::Aceobj

(

const string &

str

)

[inline]

use a string representation of an Ace object in Java format in tace> show -j option, dumps the text in java format Normally this object is huge and should not be passed by value.

References parse().

Aceobj::~Aceobj

(

)

[inline]

copy constructor for tree does not make a lot of sense this operation should be put under private so that no one can use it.

References del(), and root.

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Member Function Documentation

void Aceobj::clear

(

)

[inline]

References del(), and root.

Referenced by parse().

void Aceobj::parse

(

const string &

str

)

this is the work horse to parse a ace object in Java string format into a generic tree format

References Acenode::addChild(), Acenode::addSibling(), Acenode::child, clear(), digestLine(), root, Acenode::sibling, and split().

Referenced by Aceobj(), cadbc::fetch(), and main().

bool Aceobj::empty

(

)

[inline]

References root.

string Aceobj::getName

(

)

const [inline]

References Acenode::asString(), and root.

Referenced by main().

Acenode * Aceobj::at	(	const string &	tag_path,
		int	pos = 0
	)

return a node_pointer to a tag_path separated by dot for example, DB_info.Accession. The pos parameter will position the pointer to the right of the path. Default is 0.

References Acenode::child, cmp_nocase(), root, Acenode::sibling, split(), Acenode::type, and Acenode::value.

Referenced by main().

Acenode * Aceobj::get	(	const string &	tag,
		int	pos = 0
	)

a deapth first search

References Acenode::child, find(), root, Acenode::sibling, Acenode::type, and Acenode::value.

Referenced by main().

void Aceobj::clear

(

)

[inline]

References del(), and root.

void Aceobj::parse

(

const string &

str

)

this is the work horse to parse a ace object in Java string format into a generic tree format

Acenode* Aceobj::at	(	const string &	tag_path,
		int	pos = 0
	)

return a node_pointer to a tag_path separated by dot for example, DB_info.Accession. The pos parameter will position the pointer to the right of the path. Default is 0.

Acenode* Aceobj::get	(	const string &	tag,
		int	pos = 0
	)

a deapth first search

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Member Data Documentation

Acenode * Aceobj::root [private]

Referenced by at(), clear(), empty(), get(), getName(), parse(), and ~Aceobj().

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

• cadbc/Aceobj.h
• genericTree/Aceobj.h
• cadbc/Aceobj.cpp
• genericTree/Aceobj.cpp