Veda/ClassNode.h File Reference

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Author:: victorien ferry & www.m4nkind.com

Definition in file ClassNode.h.

#include "NamedObject.h"
#include "PackString.h"
#include "BaseObject.h"
#include "PackList.h"

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Classes

class ClassNode

Class used privately by BaseContext to represent a class node in its database tree. This tree has the shape of the inheritance hierarchy. It manages a special hierarchic serialization which can re-create the object recursively. Basically, there is 1 classnode by class and context: It is initialized using a static BaseObject::ClassDescription, when using BaseContext::RegisterClassList(). Again: It IS NOT a class that is instancied to make BaseObject objects, it just indicates the class in the class hierarchy of BaseContext, and BaseObjects are under it in a list. It is also used for the context database access, and management. More...

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Classes
class	ClassNode
	Class used privately by BaseContext to represent a class node in its database tree. This tree has the shape of the inheritance hierarchy. It manages a special hierarchic serialization which can re-create the object recursively. Basically, there is 1 classnode by class and context: It is initialized using a static BaseObject::ClassDescription, when using BaseContext::RegisterClassList(). Again: It IS NOT a class that is instancied to make BaseObject objects, it just indicates the class in the class hierarchy of BaseContext, and BaseObjects are under it in a list. It is also used for the context database access, and management. More...