Class capable of storing a list of variables and associated values. More...
#include <varmap.h>
Public Types | |
| enum | UniteType { FavorMine, FavorOther, AppendOther } |
| ways two maps may be united | |
| typedef QMap< QString, VarData * > | vmap |
| actual map type | |
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typedef QMap< QString, VarData * > ::iterator | iterator |
| may be used to iterate the variables | |
Public Member Functions | |
| VarMap (void) | |
| constructor; | |
| virtual | ~VarMap (void) |
| destructor; | |
| void | add (VarData *vd) |
| add a variable; | |
| int | count (void) const |
| get the number of variables | |
| int | count (const QString &s_name) const |
| get the number of values in the array | |
| void | clear (void) |
| clear all variables | |
| void | clear (const QString &s_name) |
| clears the array | |
| bool | delVar (const QString &s_name) |
| delete a variable; returns false if it was not found | |
| QStringList | names (void) const |
| get a list with all variable names | |
| iterator | begin (void) |
| get an iterator | |
| iterator | end (void) |
| iterator to indicate last invalid position | |
| void | unite (const VarMap &other, UniteType ut=FavorOther) |
| unite two variable sets and keep the result in this one | |
| void | extendToFit (const QString &s_name, int i) |
| makes sure that at least specified number of entries exist in array | |
Change | |
Methods that add/set content to variables | |
| void | setValue (const QString &s_name, const QStringList &sl) |
| set/change the value | |
| void | setValue (const QString &s_name, QString s, int index=0) |
| set/change the value | |
| void | setValue (const QString &s_name, qint64 i, int index=0) |
| set/change the value | |
| void | setValue (const QString &s_name, bool b, int index=0) |
| set/change the value | |
| void | setValue (const QString &s_name, double d, int index=0) |
| set/change the value | |
| void | appendValue (const QString &s_name, QString s) |
| append a value | |
| void | appendValue (const QString &s_name, qint64 i) |
| append a value | |
| void | appendValue (const QString &s_name, bool b) |
| append a value | |
| void | appendValue (const QString &s_name, double d) |
| append a value | |
| void | append (const QString &s_name, const QStringList &sl) |
| append a list of values | |
Querry the value | |
Methods that look at the content of the variable | |
| bool | contains (const QString &s_name) const |
| tell if the given variable is part of the map | |
| VarData * | value (const QString &s_name) const |
| get the value associated with a variable | |
| VarData * | sureValue (const QString &s_name) |
| get the value associated with a variable or construct a new one if not found | |
| QString | valueS (const QString &s_name, int i=0) const |
| get the value associated with a variable | |
| QStringList | valueSL (const QString &s_name) const |
| get the value associated with a variable | |
Conversions | |
Convert the string storage into other types | |
| bool | isInteger (const QString &s_name, int i=0) const |
| tell if the value may be converted to a 64-bit integer | |
| bool | isDouble (const QString &s_name, int i=0) const |
| tell if the value may be converted to a double precision floating point | |
| bool | isBool (const QString &s_name, int i=0) const |
| tell if the value may be converted to a boolean value | |
| qint64 | toInteger (const QString &s_name, bool *b_ok=NULL, int i=0) const |
| convert the value at specified index to a 64-bit integer | |
| double | toDouble (const QString &s_name, bool *b_ok=NULL, int i=0) const |
| convert the value at specified index to a double precision floating point | |
| bool | toBool (const QString &s_name, bool *b_ok=NULL, int i=0) const |
| convert the value at specified index to a boolean value | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static QStringList | toNamespaceList (const QString &s) |
| separate a string into namespaces and final part More... | |
Protected Attributes | |
| vmap | vars_ |
| the actual list of variables | |
Class capable of storing a list of variables and associated values.
Variables are always stored as arrays and have no type associated with them. A variable's value may always be used as a string (it always has a string representation).
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separate a string into namespaces and final part
The method uses :: to split the string into components.
| s | input string |