| Qore DataProvider Module Reference 1.2.1

QoreIntDataTypeBase.qc.dox.h
1 // -*- mode: c++; indent-tabs-mode: nil -*-
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25 // assume local scope for variables, do not use "$" signs
26 // require type definitions everywhere
28 // enable all warnings
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32 namespace DataProvider {
34 class QoreIntDataTypeBase : public QoreDataType {
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39 const SupportedSoftOptions = ...;
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48 constructor(Type type, *hash<auto> options) ;
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59 auto acceptsValue(auto value);
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63 *hash<string, hash<DataProviderTypeOptionInfo>> getSupportedOptions();
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69 AbstractDataProviderType getSoftType();
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71 };
72 };
DataProvider::QoreIntDataTypeBase
describes a data type based on int types with validation for parsing strings when used with soft type...
Definition: QoreIntDataTypeBase.qc.dox.h:34
DataProvider::QoreIntDataTypeBase::SupportedSoftOptions
const SupportedSoftOptions
supported soft options
Definition: QoreIntDataTypeBase.qc.dox.h:39
DataProvider::QoreDataType::type
Type type
the Qore type
Definition: QoreDataType.qc.dox.h:42
DataProvider::QoreIntDataTypeBase::acceptsValue
auto acceptsValue(auto value)
returns the value if the value can be assigned to the type
DataProvider::AbstractDataProviderType::options
hash< auto > options
type options
Definition: AbstractDataProviderType.qc.dox.h:98
DataProvider::AbstractDataProviderType
describes a data type
Definition: AbstractDataProviderType.qc.dox.h:88
DataProvider::QoreIntDataTypeBase::getSupportedOptions
*hash< string, hash< DataProviderTypeOptionInfo > > getSupportedOptions()
returns supported options
DataProvider::QoreIntDataTypeBase::getSoftType
AbstractDataProviderType getSoftType()
returns a "soft" type equivalent to the current type
DataProvider
Qore AbstractDataField class definition.
Definition: AbstractDataField.qc.dox.h:27
DataProvider::QoreDataType
describes a data type based on a Qore data type
Definition: QoreDataType.qc.dox.h:37
DataProvider::AbstractDataProviderType::constructor
constructor()
creates the type