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ManagedFileC::ManagedFileC(void) ManagedFileC::ManagedFileC(IntT) ManagedFileC::ManagedFileC(ManagedFileBodyC &) ManagedFileC::Body(void) ManagedFileC::Body(void) const ManagedFileC::Dummy(void) const RCHandleAC::Abstract(void) RCHandleAC::IsHandleType(const DT &) const RCHandleAC::CheckHandleType(const DT &) const RCHandleAC::Save(ostream &) const RCHandleAC::Copy(void) const RCHandleC::IsValid(void) const RCHandleC::IsValidObject(void) const RCHandleC::operator=(const RCHandleC &) RCHandleC::operator==(const RCHandleC &) const RCHandleC::operator!=(const RCHandleC &) const RCHandleC::Hash(void) const RCHandleC::IsConst(void) const RCHandleC::IsNotConst(void) const RCHandleC::SetConst(void) const RCHandleC::Invalidate(void) RCHandleC::Body(void) RCHandleC::Body(void) const

ManagedFileC
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include	"amma/util/ManagedFile.hh"
User Level:	Default
Library:	SysUtil
Example:	exEndPoint.cc
Section:	default.Charles Galambos
In Scope:	std

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public RCHandleAC<class Bod>

ManagedFileC()

Default constructor
This creates an invalid handle. You can remove this if you always want to create a full object.

ManagedFileC(IntT userArg)

Constructor
This creates an invalid handle. userArg should be changed to the real arguments.

ManagedFileC(ManagedFileBodyC & bod)

Body Constructor
This creates a new handle to a body class, it can be usefull if you wish to return handles to the class from within a body function.

ManagedFileBodyC & Body()

Access body.
This isn't really needed, they're just to ensure all derived classes work properly.

const ManagedFileBodyC & Body() const

Constant access body.
This isn't really needed, they're just to ensure all derived classes work properly.

IntT Dummy() const

Dummy function.

RCAbstractC Abstract()

Create an abstract handle to this object.

BooleanT IsHandleType(const DT &) const

Is handle of given type ?

void CheckHandleType(const DT & dummy) const

Check handle type. Throw an expception if not.

BooleanT Save(ostream & out) const

Save to ostream.

RCHandleAC<ManagedFileBodyC> Copy() const

Creat a deep copy of this object.
protected:

BooleanT IsValid() const

Check its a valid handle.

BooleanT IsValidObject() const

Check its a valid handle, and that the object is pointed to is also valid.

RCHandleC<ManagedFileBodyC> & operator=(const RCHandleC<ManagedFileBodyC> & oth)

Assignment.

BooleanT operator==(const RCHandleC<ManagedFileBodyC> & oth) const

Comparison operator.

BooleanT operator!=(const RCHandleC<ManagedFileBodyC> & oth) const

Comparison operator.

UIntT Hash() const

Hash function.x

BooleanT IsConst() const

Is object constant ?

BooleanT IsNotConst() const

Is object not constant ?

void SetConst(void) const

Lock the object.
This is const as a convience though it actual modified the object, often object you wish to ensure are constant already have const set. protected:

void Invalidate()

Turn this into an invalid handle.

ManagedFileBodyC & Body()

Direct access to body.

const ManagedFileBodyC & Body() const

Constant access to body.