ecolab::TCL_args Class Reference

Represent arguments to TCL commands. More...

#include <TCL_obj_base.h>

Collaboration diagram for ecolab::TCL_args:

Public Member Functions
	TCL_args (int a, Tcl_Obj *const *v)
TCL_args	operator[] (int i) const
void	pushObj (Tcl_Obj *obj)
const char *	str ()
TCL_args &	operator<< (const std::string &x)
TCL_args &	operator<< (const char *x)
TCL_args &	operator<< (bool x)
TCL_args &	operator<< (int x)
TCL_args &	operator<< (unsigned x)
TCL_args &	operator<< (long x)
TCL_args &	operator<< (double x)
TCL_args &	operator>> (std::string &x)
TCL_args &	operator>> (const char *&x)
TCL_args &	operator>> (bool &x)
TCL_args &	operator>> (int &x)
TCL_args &	operator>> (unsigned &x)
TCL_args &	operator>> (long &x)
TCL_args &	operator>> (double &x)
template<class T >
enable_if< is_rvalue< T >, T >::T	get (dummy< 0 > d=0)
template<class T >
enable_if< Not< is_rvalue< T > >, T >::T	get (dummy< 1 > d=0)
template<class T >
	operator T ()

Public Attributes
const int &	count

Detailed Description

Represent arguments to TCL commands.

Declare a member function taking a single argument of type TCL_args, the extract the arguments using operator>>, or assign the arguments 1 by 1, or use operator[] to access

struct foo
{
void bar1(TCL_args args)
{
int arg1=args, arg2=args;
}
int bar2(TCL_args args)
{
int arg1, arg2;
args>>arg1>>arg2;
}
int bar3(TCL_args args)
{
int arg1=args[0], arg2=args[1];
}
}

args[-1] refers to the command name.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• include/TCL_obj_base.h