til::Loop< TMPLContainer > Class Template Reference

#include <til/DynImage.h>

Public Types
typedef Loop< TMPLContainer >	Self
typedef boost::mpl::begin< TMPLContainer >	begin
typedef boost::mpl::end< TMPLContainer >	end

Static Public Member Functions
template<template< typename > class TFunctor>
static void	execute ()
	Execute a templated functor. More...
template<class TFunctor >
static void	execute (const TFunctor &functor=TFunctor())
	Execute a functor. More...

Detailed Description

template<class TMPLContainer>
class til::Loop< TMPLContainer >

Definition at line 260 of file DynImage.h.

Member Typedef Documentation

begin

template<class TMPLContainer >

typedef boost::mpl::begin<TMPLContainer> til::Loop< TMPLContainer >::begin

Definition at line 264 of file DynImage.h.

end

template<class TMPLContainer >

typedef boost::mpl::end<TMPLContainer> til::Loop< TMPLContainer >::end

Definition at line 265 of file DynImage.h.

Self

template<class TMPLContainer >

typedef Loop<TMPLContainer> til::Loop< TMPLContainer >::Self

Definition at line 263 of file DynImage.h.

Member Function Documentation

execute() [1/2]

template<class TMPLContainer >

template<template< typename > class TFunctor>

static void til::Loop< TMPLContainer >::execute ( )

inlinestatic

Execute a templated functor.

The type is passed here as the template parameter of the functor class. This is a memoryless process, as a new functor will be created everytime. Therefore, this function takes no functor parameter

Definition at line 274 of file DynImage.h.

Referenced by til::dyn().

execute() [2/2]

template<class TMPLContainer >

template<class TFunctor >

static void til::Loop< TMPLContainer >::execute ( const TFunctor &  functor = TFunctor() )

inlinestatic

Execute a functor.

The type is passed here as the template parameter of the operator() of the functor class. This method has memory of history, thus a functor can be passed as an argument

Definition at line 283 of file DynImage.h.

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

• til/DynImage.h