catalog.h File Reference

#include <string>
#include <typeinfo>
#include <cassert>
#include "detail/partshell.h"
#include "cxx0x.h"
#include "part.h"
#include "class.h"

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Classes
class	wallaroo::Catalog
class	wallaroo::UseAsExpression
class	wallaroo::UseExpression
class	wallaroo::SetOfExpression
class	wallaroo::SetExpression
class	wallaroo::Context

Namespaces
	wallaroo

Macros
#define	wallaroo_within(C)

Functions
UseExpression	wallaroo::use (const detail::PartShell &destClass)
UseExpression	wallaroo::use (const std::string &destClass)
SetExpression	wallaroo::set_attribute (const std::string &attribute)

Macro Definition Documentation

#define wallaroo_within

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C

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This preamble creates a scope in which every statement use().as().of() will use the catalog C withouth the need to specify it every time. So, this code:

Catalog myCatalog;
...
wallaroo_within( myCatalog )
{
    use( "f136e" ).as( "engine" ).of( "ferrari_f430" );
    use( "m139p" ).as( "engine" ).of( "maserati_granturismo" );
}

is equivalent to:

Catalog myCatalog;
...
use( myCatalog[ "f136e" ] ).as( "engine" ).of( myCatalog[ "ferrari_f430" ] );
use( myCatalog[ "m139p" ] ).as( "engine" ).of( myCatalog[ "maserati_granturismo" ] );