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The Simons
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#include <SetID.h>
Inheritance diagram for SetID:
SetID is a strongly typed, reference counting pointer that refers to a Set. SetID variables may be initialised to Set* objects and all subtypes. SetID variables may alias objects held by other SetID variables, or any subtype. When a SetID acquires an object, it increments the object's reference count. When a SetID releases an object, it decrements the object's reference count. If the reference count reaches zero, the object is automatically deleted.
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SetID () | |
Declare a SetID. | |
~SetID () | |
Release a SetID. | |
SetID (const Null *) | |
Initialise a SetID to refer explicitly to null. | |
SetID (const Set *) | |
Initialise a SetID to refer to a Set. | |
SetID (const SetID &) | |
Initialise a SetID to alias another SetID. | |
SetID & | operator= (const Set *) |
Reassign this SetID to refer to a Set. | |
SetID & | operator= (const SetID &) |
Reassign this SetID to alias another SetID. | |
Set * | operator-> () const |
Invoke a method on this SetID. |
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Declare a SetID.
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Release a SetID.
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Initialise a SetID to refer explicitly to null.
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Initialise a SetID to refer to a Set.
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Initialise a SetID to alias another SetID.
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Invoke a method on this SetID.
Reimplemented from UnorderedID. Reimplemented in MapID. |
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Reassign this SetID to alias another SetID.
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Reassign this SetID to refer to a Set.
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