aimstil  5.0.5
til::expr::TExprCouple< Expr1, Expr2 > Class Template Reference

Evaluate one expression and then the other. More...

#include <til/TExprConcatenation.h>

Public Member Functions

 EXPR_RESULT_TYPE (void)
 
 TExprCouple (const Expr1 &e1, const Expr2 &e2)
 
 EXPRFUNC_1ARG (operator(),(m_e1(i1), m_e2(i1));)
 
 EXPRFUNC_2ARG (operator(),(m_e1(i1, i2), m_e2(i1, i2));)
 
 EXPRFUNC_3ARG (operator(),(m_e1(i1, i2, i3), m_e2(i1, i2, i3));)
 

Detailed Description

template<typename Expr1, typename Expr2>
class til::expr::TExprCouple< Expr1, Expr2 >

Evaluate one expression and then the other.

Definition at line 302 of file TExprConcatenation.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ TExprCouple()

Member Function Documentation

◆ EXPR_RESULT_TYPE()

template<typename Expr1 , typename Expr2 >
til::expr::TExprCouple< Expr1, Expr2 >::EXPR_RESULT_TYPE ( void  )

◆ EXPRFUNC_1ARG()

template<typename Expr1 , typename Expr2 >
til::expr::TExprCouple< Expr1, Expr2 >::EXPRFUNC_1ARG ( operator()  ,
(m_e1(i1), m_e2(i1));   
)

◆ EXPRFUNC_2ARG()

template<typename Expr1 , typename Expr2 >
til::expr::TExprCouple< Expr1, Expr2 >::EXPRFUNC_2ARG ( operator()  ,
(m_e1(i1, i2), m_e2(i1, i2));   
)

◆ EXPRFUNC_3ARG()

template<typename Expr1 , typename Expr2 >
til::expr::TExprCouple< Expr1, Expr2 >::EXPRFUNC_3ARG ( operator()  ,
(m_e1(i1, i2, i3), m_e2(i1, i2, i3));   
)

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