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// This file is part of libdap, A C++ implementation of the OPeNDAP Data
// Access Protocol.
// Copyright (c) 2013 OPeNDAP, Inc.
// Author: James Gallagher <jgallagher@opendap.org>
//
// This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
// modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
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#ifndef TYPE_H_
#define TYPE_H_
namespace libdap {
/** <b>Part</b> names the parts of multi-section constructor types.
For example, the <b>Grid</b> class has an <i>array</i> and
the array <i>maps</i>. Use the <tt>nil</tt> value for data types that
don't have separate parts.
\code
enum Part {
nil,
array,
maps
};
\endcode
@brief Names the parts of multi-section constructor data types.
@see Grid
@see BaseType
*/
enum Part {
nil, // nil is for types that don't have parts...
array,
maps
};
/** <b>Type</b> identifies the data type stored in a particular type
class. All the DODS Data Access Protocol (DAP) types inherit from
the BaseType class.
\code
enum Type {
dods_null_c,
dods_byte_c,
dods_int16_c,
dods_uint16_c,
dods_int32_c,
dods_uint32_c,
dods_float32_c,
dods_float64_c,
dods_str_c,
dods_url_c,
dods_structure_c,
dods_array_c,
dods_sequence_c,
dods_grid_c,
dods_char_c,
dods_int8_c,
dods_uint8_c,
dods_int64_c,
dods_uint64_c,
dods_enum_c,
dods_opaque_c,
dods_group_c
};
\endcode
@brief Identifies the data type.
@see BaseType
*/
enum Type {
dods_null_c,
dods_byte_c,
dods_int16_c,
dods_uint16_c,
dods_int32_c, // Added `dods_' to fix clash with IRIX 5.3.
dods_uint32_c,
dods_float32_c,
dods_float64_c,
dods_str_c,
dods_url_c,
dods_structure_c,
dods_array_c,
dods_sequence_c,
// Not used for DAP4
dods_grid_c,
// Added for DAP4
dods_char_c, // a synonym for UInt8 (and Byte)
dods_int8_c,
dods_uint8_c,
dods_int64_c,
dods_uint64_c,
dods_enum_c,
dods_opaque_c,
dods_group_c
};
} // namespace libdap
#endif /* TYPE_H_ */
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