Stage Class Reference

This class is basically a glorified enumerated type, type-safe and range checked but permitting convenient (if limited) arithmetic. More...

#include <Stage.h>

Inheritance diagram for Stage:

List of all members.

Public Types
enum	Num {   EmptyIndex = 0, TopologyIndex = 1, ModelIndex = 2, InstanceIndex = 3,   TimeIndex = 4, PositionIndex = 5, VelocityIndex = 6, DynamicsIndex = 7,   AccelerationIndex = 8, ReportIndex = 9, InfinityIndex = 10 }
Public Member Functions
Stage	next () const
Stage	prev () const
void	invalidate (Stage tooHigh)
bool	isInRuntimeRange () const
Static Public Attributes
static const Stage	Empty
static const Stage	Topology
static const Stage	Model
static const Stage	Instance
static const Stage	Time
static const Stage	Position
static const Stage	Velocity
static const Stage	Dynamics
static const Stage	Acceleration
static const Stage	Report
static const Stage	Infinity
static const Stage	LowestValid
static const Stage	HighestValid
static const int	NValid = InfinityIndex-EmptyIndex+1
static const Stage	LowestRuntime
static const Stage	HighestRuntime
static const int	NRuntime = ReportIndex-ModelIndex+1
Friends
class	Enumeration< Stage >

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Detailed Description

This class is basically a glorified enumerated type, type-safe and range checked but permitting convenient (if limited) arithmetic.

Constants look like Stage::Position, and loops can be written like for(Stage s=StageLowestValid; s <= Stage::HighestValid; ++s) ... Stage constants (of type Stage::Num) are implicitly converted to type Stage when necessary. If you want to use a Stage in a switch statement you have to use the Stage::Num indices rather than a Stage constant as case labels.

There is no default construction -- all Stage variables must be initialized explicitly. (I would like them to initialize to Stage::Empty but the Enumeration<> template doesn't allow that.)

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Member Enumeration Documentation

enum Num

Enumerator:

EmptyIndex
TopologyIndex
ModelIndex
InstanceIndex
TimeIndex
PositionIndex
VelocityIndex
DynamicsIndex
AccelerationIndex
ReportIndex
InfinityIndex

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Member Function Documentation

void invalidate

(

Stage

tooHigh

)

[inline]

References Enumeration< T >::getIndex(), and Stage::prev().

bool isInRuntimeRange

(

)

const [inline]

References Stage::HighestRuntime, and Stage::LowestRuntime.

Stage next

(

)

const [inline]

Stage prev

(

)

const [inline]

Referenced by Stage::invalidate().

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Friends And Related Function Documentation

friend class Enumeration< Stage > [friend]

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Member Data Documentation

const Stage Acceleration [static]

const Stage Dynamics [static]

const Stage Empty [static]

const Stage HighestRuntime [static]

Referenced by Stage::isInRuntimeRange().

const Stage HighestValid [static]

const Stage Infinity [static]

const Stage Instance [static]

const Stage LowestRuntime [static]

Referenced by Stage::isInRuntimeRange().

const Stage LowestValid [static]

const Stage Model [static]

const int NRuntime = ReportIndex-ModelIndex+1 [static]

const int NValid = InfinityIndex-EmptyIndex+1 [static]

const Stage Position [static]

Referenced by PeriodicPdbWriter::handleEvent().

const Stage Report [static]

const Stage Time [static]

Referenced by Implementation::getValueDependenceImpl(), and Implementation::realizeMeasureTopologyImpl().

const Stage Topology [static]

Referenced by Implementation::getValueDependenceImpl().

const Stage Velocity [static]

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

• Stage.h