A target represents where the code should be placed. More...

#include <code.hh>

Public Member Functions
	Target ()
	Default constructor.
	Target (const string &p, filter::Filter f)
	Construct a target [protocol/filter pair].
bool	operator< (const Target &rhs) const
	Operator to compare Targets.
bool	operator== (const Target &rhs) const
bool	operator!= (const Target &rhs) const
const string	protocol () const
	Get the protocol.
void	set_protocol (const string &protocol)
	Set the protocol.
filter::Filter	filter () const
	Get the filter type.
void	set_filter (const filter::Filter &filter)
	Set the filter type.
string	str () const
Private Attributes
string	_protocol
filter::Filter	_filter

Detailed Description

A target represents where the code should be placed.

A target consists of a protocol and a filter type. It identifies exactly which filter of which protocol has to be configured with this code.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Construct a target [protocol/filter pair].

Parameters:

p	target protocol.
f	target filter.

filter::Filter Code::Target::filter ( ) const [inline]

Get the filter type.

bool Code::Target::operator< ( const Target & rhs ) const

Operator to compare Targets.

Needed for STL set storage.

Parameters:

rhs	target to compare with

const string Code::Target::protocol ( ) const [inline]

Get the protocol.

void Code::Target::set_filter ( const filter::Filter & filter ) [inline]

Set the filter type.

Parameters:

filter the filter type.

void Code::Target::set_protocol ( const string & protocol ) [inline]

Set the protocol.

Parameters:

protocol the protocol name.

string Code::Target::str ( ) const

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