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symbol_marker Class Reference

List of all members.

Public Methods
?	symbol_marker ()
?	symbol_marker (int a_ptr, char a_pattern, int a_intro)
?	symbol_marker (const symbol_marker &other)
void?	set (int a_ptr, char a_pattern, int a_intro)
Static Public Methods
symbol_marker &?	get_lowest (symbol_marker markers[], int count)
Public Attributes
int?	ptr
char?	pattern
int?	intro

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

symbol_marker::symbol_marker (? ? )? [inline]

?	Definition at line 86 of file cmt_symbol.cxx. References intro, cmt_string::npos, pattern, and ptr. { ptr = cmt_string::npos; pattern = 0; intro = 0; }

symbol_marker::symbol_marker (? int? ? a_ptr, char? ? a_pattern, int? ? a_intro )? [inline]

?	Definition at line 93 of file cmt_symbol.cxx. References intro, pattern, and ptr. { ptr = a_ptr; pattern = a_pattern; intro = a_intro; }

symbol_marker::symbol_marker (? const symbol_marker &? ? other )? [inline]

?	Definition at line 100 of file cmt_symbol.cxx. References intro, pattern, and ptr. { ptr = other.ptr; pattern = other.pattern; intro = other.intro; }

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Member Function Documentation

symbol_marker& symbol_marker::get_lowest (? symbol_marker? ? markers[], int? ? count )? [inline, static]

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Definition at line 114 of file cmt_symbol.cxx. References cmt_string::npos, and ptr. Referenced by resolve_value(), resolve_value_for_macros(), and suppress_OS_delimiters(). { static symbol_marker result; int real_count = 0; int i; // Check that at least one marker has result for (i = 0; i < count; i++) { if (markers[i].ptr != cmt_string::npos) real_count++; } if (real_count == 0) return (result); // since we've passed the previous test, // at least one entry is not npos. // Now discards other npos by moving them to the end for (i = 0; i < count;) { if (markers[i].ptr == cmt_string::npos) { markers[i] = markers[count-1]; count--; if (count == 0) break; } else { i++; } } if (count == 0) return (result); // now all entries in [0, count-1] are not npos // let's sort the lowest one in [0] for (i = 1; i < count;) { if (markers[0].ptr > markers[i].ptr) { symbol_marker temp = markers[0]; markers[0] = markers[i]; markers[i] = temp; i = 1; } else { i++; } } return (markers[0]); }

void symbol_marker::set (? int? ? a_ptr, char? ? a_pattern, int? ? a_intro )? [inline]

?	Definition at line 107 of file cmt_symbol.cxx. References intro, pattern, and ptr. Referenced by resolve_value(), resolve_value_for_macros(), and suppress_OS_delimiters(). { ptr = a_ptr; pattern = a_pattern; intro = a_intro; }

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Member Data Documentation

int symbol_marker::intro

?	Definition at line 172 of file cmt_symbol.cxx. Referenced by resolve_value(), resolve_value_for_macros(), set(), suppress_OS_delimiters(), and symbol_marker().

char symbol_marker::pattern

?	Definition at line 171 of file cmt_symbol.cxx. Referenced by resolve_value(), resolve_value_for_macros(), set(), suppress_OS_delimiters(), and symbol_marker().

int symbol_marker::ptr

?	Definition at line 170 of file cmt_symbol.cxx. Referenced by get_lowest(), resolve_value(), resolve_value_for_macros(), set(), suppress_OS_delimiters(), and symbol_marker().

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

• cmt_symbol.cxx

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