aims::MinfFormat< T > Class Template Reference

#include <aims/io/baseFormats_genericobject.h>

Inheritance diagram for aims::MinfFormat< T >:

Collaboration diagram for aims::MinfFormat< T >:

Public Member Functions
virtual	~MinfFormat ()
virtual bool	read (const std::string &filename, T &obj, const carto::AllocatorContext &context, carto::Object options)
virtual T *	read (const std::string &filename, const carto::AllocatorContext &context, carto::Object options)
	Creates an object and reads it. More...
virtual bool	write (const std::string &, const T &, carto::Object options=carto::none())
	the base class has a default implementation which only returns false so if your new format only supports read operations, you won't have to bother about the write() function More...
Public Member Functions inherited from aims::FileFormat< T >
virtual	~FileFormat ()
template<>
carto::GenericObject *	read (const std::string &, const carto::AllocatorContext &, carto::Object)

Detailed Description

template<typename T>
class aims::MinfFormat< T >

Definition at line 56 of file baseFormats_genericobject.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

~MinfFormat()

template<typename T >

virtual aims::MinfFormat< T >::~MinfFormat ( )

virtual

Member Function Documentation

read() [1/2]

template<typename T >

virtual bool aims::MinfFormat< T >::read ( const std::string &  filename, T &  obj, const carto::AllocatorContext &  context, carto::Object  options  )

virtual

Implements aims::FileFormat< T >.

read() [2/2]

template<typename T >

virtual T* aims::MinfFormat< T >::read ( const std::string &  filename, const carto::AllocatorContext &  context, carto::Object  options  )

virtual

Creates an object and reads it.

The default implementation just calls the other read() function. The returned object may be deleted by the standard delete

Reimplemented from aims::FileFormat< T >.

write()

template<typename T >

virtual bool aims::MinfFormat< T >::write ( const std::string &  , const T &  , carto::Object  options = carto::none()  )

virtual

the base class has a default implementation which only returns false so if your new format only supports read operations, you won't have to bother about the write() function

Reimplemented from aims::FileFormat< T >.

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

• aims/io/baseFormats_genericobject.h