libclipper-dev 2.1.20130601-2.1ubuntu1 / usr / include / clipper / core / container.h

/*! \file lib/container.h
    Header for generic container object
*/
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#ifndef CLIPPER_CONTAINER
#define CLIPPER_CONTAINER


#include "coords.h"


namespace clipper
{


  //! Definition for a generic container Object
  /*! Container is a definition for a generic container object with a
    name, parents, and children. Any object that wants to be part of the
    tree simply subclasses this class. The class also implements search
    and move objects. The tree is navigate using unix-like pathnames. A
    recursive update method can be overridden to update content after
    altering the hierarchy.

    The top container in a tree is created by passing
    Container() as its parent.
  */

  class Container
  {
  public:
    //! constructor: make null object or top object in a tree
    Container( const String name = "" );
    //! constructor: from any other member and a relative path
    Container( Container& parent, const String& path );

    //! update: hierarchical content update function
    virtual void update();

    //! get the path of this tree object
    String path() const;
    //! get the name of this tree object
    String name() const;
    //! set the name of this tree object
    void set_name( const String& name );
    //! is this object to be destroyed when parent is destroyed?
    bool is_destroyed_with_parent() const;
    //! set this object to be destroyed when parent is destroyed
    void set_destroyed_with_parent( const bool d=true );
    //! 'move' method moves this object to somewhere else in the hierarchy
    void move( const String& path );

    //! test if this object has a parent
    bool has_parent() const;
    //! get the parent of this object
    const Container& parent() const;
    //! get the parent of this object
    Container& parent();

    //! return number of children
    int num_children() const;
    //! get the i'th child of this object
    const Container& child( const int& i ) const;
    //! get the i'th child of this object
    Container& child( const int& i );

    //! get the ultimate parent of this object - the top of the tree
    const Container& ultimate_parent() const;
    //! get the ultimate parent of this object - the top of the tree
    Container& ultimate_parent();

    //! get the parent of this object (NULL on fail)
    Container* parent_ptr();
    //! search up the tree for a parent of the specified type (NULL on fail)
    template<class T> T* parent_of_type_ptr();
    //! find an object using a directory-like path (NULL on fail)
    Container* find_path_ptr( const String& path );

    //! destructor: virtual
    virtual ~Container();

    void debug();

  private:
    // members
    String name_;
    Container* parent_;
    std::vector<Container*> children;
    bool destroyed_with_parent;

    //! add a child: called by a child on construction
    void add_child( Container& c );
    //! delete a child: called by a child on destruction
    void del_child( Container& c );

    //! override copy constructor to prevent its use
    Container( const Container& ) {}
  };



  // template function definitions

  template<class T> T* Container::parent_of_type_ptr()
  {
    // this can be done recursively with references, but gcc won't compile it.
    Container* p = this;
    while ( p->has_parent() ) {
      p = &(p->parent());
      T* pt = dynamic_cast<T*>(p);
      if ( pt != NULL ) return pt;
    }
    return NULL;
  }


} // namespace clipper

#endif