Smart pointer for events.

Inheritance:

Public Methods

explicit	EventPtr (Event* ptr = 0) Default constructor
	EventPtr (const Event& event) Constructor
	EventPtr (const EventPtr& ptr) Copy constructor
	~EventPtr () Destructor
EventPtr&	operator= (const EventPtr& ptr) Assignment operator
Event*	Get () Get
const Event*	Get () const Get
Event&	operator* () Dereference oprator
const Event&	operator* () const Dereference oprator
Event*	operator-> () Member access oprator
const Event*	operator-> () const Member access oprator
Event*	Release () Release
void	Reset (Event* ptr = 0) Reset
void	Reset (const Event& ptr) Reset

Documentation

A smart pointer for events. When copying an event smart pointer, a new event is created with the Copy method.

explicit EventPtr(Event* ptr = 0)

Creates an pointer to an event. The event gets adopted.

EventPtr(const Event& event)

Creates a new copy of the event. The event is not adopted.

EventPtr(const EventPtr& ptr)

Copies an event list.

~EventPtr()

Destructs the event.

EventPtr& operator= (const EventPtr& ptr)

Assignment. Makes a new pointer with a true copy.

Event* Get()

Get a pointer to the event.

const Event* Get() const

Get a pointer to the event.

Event& operator*()

Dereference operator.

const Event& operator*() const

Dereference operator.

Event* operator->()

Member access oprator.

const Event* operator->() const

Member access oprator.

Event* Release()

Release the event.

void Reset(Event* ptr = 0)

Resets the event. The new event gets adopted.

void Reset(const Event& ptr)

Resets the event. The new event is copied.

This class has no child classes.

Author:

Written June 2001 by Masahiro Ito and Daniel Sigg

Version:

1.0

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