We need to record exactly when refinable objects have been modified for the last time (to avoid re-computation), and to do that we need a precise time. More...

Public Member Functions
bool	operator< (const RefinableObjClock &rhs) const

bool	operator<= (const RefinableObjClock &rhs) const

bool	operator> (const RefinableObjClock &rhs) const

bool	operator>= (const RefinableObjClock &rhs) const

void	Click ()
	Record an event for this clock (generally, the 'time' an object has been modified, or some computation has been made)

void	Reset ()
	Reset a Clock to 0, to force an update.

void	Print () const
	Print clock value. Only for debugging purposes.

void	PrintStatic () const
	Print current general clock value. Only for debugging purposes.

void	AddChild (const RefinableObjClock &)
	Add a 'child' clock. More...

void	RemoveChild (const RefinableObjClock &)
	remove a child clock. This also tells the child clock to remove the parent.

void	AddParent (RefinableObjClock &) const
	Add a 'parent' clock. More...

void	RemoveParent (RefinableObjClock &) const
	remove a parent clock

void	operator= (const RefinableObjClock &rhs)
	This will (i) set the clock to the same values as the rhs clock, but will not change the list of children and parent clocks. More...

Private Member Functions
bool	HasParent (const RefinableObjClock &) const

Private Attributes
unsigned long	mTick0

unsigned long	mTick1

std::set< const RefinableObjClock * >	mvChild
	List of 'child' clocks, which will click this clock whenever they are clicked.

std::set< RefinableObjClock * >	mvParent
	List of parent clocks, which will be clicked whenever this one is. More...

Static Private Attributes
static unsigned long	msTick0 =0

static unsigned long	msTick1 =0

Detailed Description

We need to record exactly when refinable objects have been modified for the last time (to avoid re-computation), and to do that we need a precise time.

Since the clock() function is not precise enough (and is architecture-dependant), we use a custom time, which records the number of events in the program which uses the library. This is purely internal, so don't worry about it...

The clock values have nothing to do with 'time' as any normal person undertands it.

Definition at line 138 of file RefinableObj.h.

Member Function Documentation

void ObjCryst::RefinableObjClock::AddChild ( const RefinableObjClock & clock )

Add a 'child' clock.

Whenever a child clock is clicked, it will also click its parent. This function takes care of adding itself to the list of parent in the children clock.

Definition at line 156 of file RefinableObj.cpp.

void ObjCryst::RefinableObjClock::AddParent ( RefinableObjClock & clock ) const

Add a 'parent' clock.

Whenever a clock is clicked, all parent clocks also are.

Definition at line 165 of file RefinableObj.cpp.

void ObjCryst::RefinableObjClock::operator= ( const RefinableObjClock & rhs )

This will (i) set the clock to the same values as the rhs clock, but will not change the list of children and parent clocks.

This will afterwards Click() the clock to notify parents.

Definition at line 181 of file RefinableObj.cpp.

Member Data Documentation

std::set<RefinableObjClock*> ObjCryst::RefinableObjClock::mvParent

mutableprivate

List of parent clocks, which will be clicked whenever this one is.

This is a mutable list since reporting to parent clocks does not change the vlaue of the clock.

Definition at line 179 of file RefinableObj.h.

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

Public Member Functions

Private Member Functions

Private Attributes

Static Private Attributes

Detailed Description

Member Function Documentation

Member Data Documentation