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Signal1MethodRefC::Signal1MethodRefC(Signal0C &,ObjT &,ScopePath (*)(FuncArgList),const DataT &) SignalConnectorC::Disconnect(void) SignalConnectorC::Invoke(void) SignalConnectorC::IsConnected(void) const SignalConnectorC::operator==(const SignalConnectorC &) const SignalConnectorC::operator!=(const SignalConnectorC &) 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

Signal1MethodRefC<class DataT,class ObjT>
Signal a method.
include	"amma/DP/Signal1.hh"
User Level:	Default
Library:	MTDataProc
Example:	exDPSplit.cc
Section:	Data Processing.Signals
In Scope:	std

Comments:
Uses refrence to object not instance.

NB. It is the users responsibility to ensure the object remains valid while being used.

public SignalConnectorC

Signal1MethodRefC(Signal0C & from,ObjT & nobj,ScopePath (*)(FuncArgList) nFunc,const DataT & dat = DataT())

Constructor.

void Disconnect()

Disconnect handle.

void Invoke()

Pass signal on.

BooleanT IsConnected() const

Test if connection is made

BooleanT operator==(const SignalConnectorC & oth) const

Are to connectors the same ?

BooleanT operator!=(const SignalConnectorC & oth) const

Are to connectors different ?

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<SignalConnector0BodyC> & operator=(const RCHandleC<SignalConnector0BodyC> & oth)

Assignment.

BooleanT operator==(const RCHandleC<SignalConnector0BodyC> & oth) const

Comparison operator.

BooleanT operator!=(const RCHandleC<SignalConnector0BodyC> & 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.

SignalConnector0BodyC & Body()

Direct access to body.

const SignalConnector0BodyC & Body() const

Constant access to body.