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C++/Tree Mapping Hello World Example
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Class corresponding to the hello_t schema type. More...
#include <hello.hxx>
greeting | |
Accessor and modifier functions for the greeting required element. The greeting element contains the greeting phrase for this hello object. | |
| typedef ::xml_schema::string | greeting_type |
| Element type. | |
| typedef ::xsd::cxx::tree::traits< greeting_type, char > | greeting_traits |
| Element traits type. | |
| const greeting_type & | greeting () const |
| Return a read-only (constant) reference to the element. | |
| greeting_type & | greeting () |
| Return a read-write reference to the element. | |
| void | greeting (const greeting_type &x) |
| Set the element value. | |
| void | greeting (::std::unique_ptr< greeting_type > p) |
| Set the element value without copying. | |
name | |
Accessor and modifier functions for the name sequence element. The name elements contains names to be greeted. | |
| typedef ::xml_schema::string | name_type |
| Element type. | |
| typedef ::xsd::cxx::tree::sequence< name_type > | name_sequence |
| Element sequence container type. | |
| typedef name_sequence::iterator | name_iterator |
| Element iterator type. | |
| typedef name_sequence::const_iterator | name_const_iterator |
| Element constant iterator type. | |
| typedef ::xsd::cxx::tree::traits< name_type, char > | name_traits |
| Element traits type. | |
| const name_sequence & | name () const |
| Return a read-only (constant) reference to the element sequence. | |
| name_sequence & | name () |
| Return a read-write reference to the element sequence. | |
| void | name (const name_sequence &s) |
| Copy elements from a given sequence. | |
Constructors | |
| hello_t (const greeting_type &) | |
| Create an instance from the ultimate base and initializers for required elements and attributes. | |
| hello_t (const ::xercesc::DOMElement &e, ::xml_schema::flags f=0, ::xml_schema::container *c=0) | |
| Create an instance from a DOM element. | |
| hello_t (const hello_t &x, ::xml_schema::flags f=0, ::xml_schema::container *c=0) | |
| Copy constructor. | |
| virtual hello_t * | _clone (::xml_schema::flags f=0, ::xml_schema::container *c=0) const |
| Copy the instance polymorphically. | |
| hello_t & | operator= (const hello_t &x) |
| Copy assignment operator. | |
| virtual | ~hello_t () |
| Destructor. | |
Class corresponding to the hello_t schema type.
The hello_t type consists of a greeting phrase and a collection of names to which this greeting applies.
| hello_t::hello_t | ( | const ::xercesc::DOMElement & | e, |
| ::xml_schema::flags | f = 0, |
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| ::xml_schema::container * | c = 0 |
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Create an instance from a DOM element.
| e | A DOM element to extract the data from. |
| f | Flags to create the new instance with. |
| c | A pointer to the object that will contain the new instance. |
| hello_t::hello_t | ( | const hello_t & | x, |
| ::xml_schema::flags | f = 0, |
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| ::xml_schema::container * | c = 0 |
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Copy constructor.
| x | An instance to make a copy of. |
| f | Flags to create the copy with. |
| c | A pointer to the object that will contain the copy. |
For polymorphic object models use the _clone function instead.
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Copy the instance polymorphically.
| f | Flags to create the copy with. |
| c | A pointer to the object that will contain the copy. |
This function ensures that the dynamic type of the instance is used for copying and should be used for polymorphic object models instead of the copy constructor.
| greeting_type & hello_t::greeting | ( | ) |
Return a read-write reference to the element.
| const greeting_type & hello_t::greeting | ( | ) | const |
Return a read-only (constant) reference to the element.
| void hello_t::greeting | ( | ::std::unique_ptr< greeting_type > | p | ) |
Set the element value without copying.
| p | A new value to use. |
This function will try to use the passed value directly instead of making a copy.
| void hello_t::greeting | ( | const greeting_type & | x | ) |
Set the element value.
| x | A new value to set. |
This function makes a copy of its argument and sets it as the new value of the element.
| name_sequence & hello_t::name | ( | ) |
Return a read-write reference to the element sequence.
| const name_sequence & hello_t::name | ( | ) | const |
Return a read-only (constant) reference to the element sequence.
| void hello_t::name | ( | const name_sequence & | s | ) |
Copy elements from a given sequence.
| s | A sequence to copy elements from. |
For each element in s this function makes a copy and adds it to the sequence. Note that this operation completely changes the sequence and all old elements will be lost.
Copy assignment operator.
| x | An instance to make a copy of. |
For polymorphic object models use the _clone function instead.