#include <object.hh>

Inheritance diagram for lout::object::PairBase:

Collaboration diagram for lout::object::PairBase:

Public Member Functions
	PairBase (Object first, Object second)

	~PairBase ()

bool	equals (Object *other)
	Returns, whether two objects are equal. More...

int	hashValue ()
	Return a hash value for the object. More...

void	intoStringBuffer (misc::StringBuffer *sb)
	Store a textual representation of the object in a misc::StringBuffer. More...

size_t	sizeOf ()
	Return the number of bytes, this object totally uses. More...

Public Member Functions inherited from lout::object::Object
virtual	~Object ()
	The destructor is defined as virtual (but not abstract), so that destruction of Object's works properly. More...

virtual Object *	clone ()
	Return an exact copy of the object. More...

const char *	toString ()
	Use object::Object::intoStringBuffer to return a textual representation of the object. More...

Protected Attributes
Object *	first

Object *	second

Detailed Description

Todo:: Comment

Definition at line 144 of file object.hh.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ PairBase()

lout::object::PairBase::PairBase	(	Object *	first,
		Object *	second
	)

Definition at line 265 of file object.cc.

References first, and second.

◆ ~PairBase()

lout::object::PairBase::~PairBase ( )

Definition at line 271 of file object.cc.

References first, and second.

Member Function Documentation

◆ equals()

bool lout::object::PairBase::equals ( Object * other )

virtual

Returns, whether two objects are equal.

The caller should ensure, that this and the object have the same class; this makes casting of "other" safe. Typically, an implementation should check this == other first, the caller can assume a fast implementation.

Reimplemented from lout::object::Object.

Definition at line 279 of file object.cc.

References lout::object::Object::equals(), first, and second.