AxPipe::Auto_Seg< T > Class Template Reference

std::auto_ptr like functionality with CSeg pointers. More...

#include <CSeg.h>

Collaboration diagram for AxPipe::Auto_Seg< T >:

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Public Member Functions
	Auto_Seg (T *p=NULL)
	Construct with a given CSeg-derived pointer, or NULL if none given.
	~Auto_Seg ()
	Basically just CSeg::Release().
Auto_Seg< T > &	operator= (T *p)
	Assign a new CSeg-derived pointer, CSeg::Release() the current, if any.
Auto_Seg< T > &	operator= (T &rhs)
	Assign a pointer to a CSeg object, CSeg::AddRef() the source first.
Auto_Seg< T > &	operator= (Auto_Seg< T > &rhs)
	Assign a Auto_Seg-derived reference.
	operator T * ()
	Get the CSeg-derived pointer.
T *	operator-> ()
	Reference the CSeg-derived pointer as a pointer.
T *	get ()
	Get the referenced CSeg-derived pointer.
T *	release ()
	Get the reference CSeg-derived pointer, and then clear the reference here.
Private Member Functions
void	Release ()
	Call CSeg::Release() if the pointer is valid.
Private Attributes
T *	m_p
	The pointer to the CSeg-derived object.

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Detailed Description

template<class T>
class AxPipe::Auto_Seg< T >

std::auto_ptr like functionality with CSeg pointers.

If you really want auto_ptr-functionality with our reference counted CSeg's, use this class like you would auto_ptr, with some limitations. You can't use auto_ptr, as the proper way to dispose of a CSeg * is not to delete it, but to CSeg::Release() it.

Parameters:

T	A CSeg-based class.

Definition at line 131 of file CSeg.h.

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

• CSeg.h

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