Veda/BaseContext.h File Reference

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Definition in file BaseContext.h.

#include "BaseObject.h"
#include "ClassNode.h"
#include "PackList.h"

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Classes

class BaseContextTool

base model for extending more Tool Methods to BaseContext. More...

class BaseContext

You may also browse the BaseContext Related Documentations page sorted by theme.
Class that manages a whole database as a set of Objects inheriting class BaseObject.
BaseContext::Serialize_Out() and BaseContext::Serialize_In() will provide a quick and full persistent serialization of all features of a whole azurveda Context. When reading the context, the objects references will be resolved. In editable compilation mode you can use:

Hook notifications for all events, useful for Graphical Interfaces: see AddGUIUpdateFunction()
Merge serialization: simply melt as many context objects you want with MergeSerialize_In()
Hability to destroy all objects that are useless to a given object with DestroyAllIndependantObjects(). Together with the merge method, it gives a complete control for large and complex contexts.
automatic Undo/Redo stack functionnalities with Undo(), Redo(), SetMaximumNumberOfUndoableEvents(). This undoes affect the modification of any editable object members in the context. (BETA: currently,undo stack is flushed when an element is destroyed in a list.)
Thread management withAddOneLockForThreadUse(),RemoveOneLockForThreadUse().

To use a context object, you first init a context by registering possible extended classes or packages, derived from BaseObject, with RegisterClassList(). In editable mode, you can create new BaseObjects using the BaseContext::NewObject(), and destroy them with BaseContext::DestroyObject(). Then you can initialize each objects using BaseObject::Create(), and close them with BaseObject::Close(). See BaseObject for more informations on Object Creation.
After the context is created, you can provide a VirtualMachine with SetMachine(), it stands for the hardware-abstracted machine its objects will use.

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class BaseContext::UpdateFunctionListCell

the nested class used by BaseContext::m_GUIUpdateFunctionList to manage a list of functions to send updates when the context is edited. More...

class BaseContext::UndoCell

the nested class used as cells of the undo stack: More...

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Classes
class	BaseContextTool
	base model for extending more Tool Methods to BaseContext. More...
class	BaseContext
	You may also browse the BaseContext Related Documentations page sorted by theme. Class that manages a whole database as a set of Objects inheriting class BaseObject. BaseContext::Serialize_Out() and BaseContext::Serialize_In() will provide a quick and full persistent serialization of all features of a whole azurveda Context. When reading the context, the objects references will be resolved. In editable compilation mode you can use: Hook notifications for all events, useful for Graphical Interfaces: see AddGUIUpdateFunction() Merge serialization: simply melt as many context objects you want with MergeSerialize_In() Hability to destroy all objects that are useless to a given object with DestroyAllIndependantObjects(). Together with the merge method, it gives a complete control for large and complex contexts. automatic Undo/Redo stack functionnalities with Undo(), Redo(), SetMaximumNumberOfUndoableEvents(). This undoes affect the modification of any editable object members in the context. (BETA: currently,undo stack is flushed when an element is destroyed in a list.) Thread management withAddOneLockForThreadUse(),RemoveOneLockForThreadUse(). To use a context object, you first init a context by registering possible extended classes or packages, derived from BaseObject, with RegisterClassList(). In editable mode, you can create new BaseObjects using the BaseContext::NewObject(), and destroy them with BaseContext::DestroyObject(). Then you can initialize each objects using BaseObject::Create(), and close them with BaseObject::Close(). See BaseObject for more informations on Object Creation. After the context is created, you can provide a VirtualMachine with SetMachine(), it stands for the hardware-abstracted machine its objects will use. More...
class	BaseContext::UpdateFunctionListCell
	the nested class used by BaseContext::m_GUIUpdateFunctionList to manage a list of functions to send updates when the context is edited. More...
class	BaseContext::UndoCell
	the nested class used as cells of the undo stack: More...