Char_ptr

Char_ptr#

#include <Char_ptr.h>
Brief description

class Char_ptr Une chaine de caractere pour nommer les objets de TRUST

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List of Public Methods#

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allocate#

Definition
void Char_ptr::allocate(int n)
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[void Char_ptr::allocate(int n)](#char-ptr-public-void-char-ptr-allocate-int-n)

Char_ptr#

Definition
Char_ptr::Char_ptr()
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Constructeur par defaut.

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Cree la chaine “??”

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Char_ptr#

Definition
Char_ptr::Char_ptr(const char *nom)
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Construction d’un nom a partir d’une chaine de caracteres La chaine est copiee.

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Char_ptr#

Definition
Char_ptr::Char_ptr(const Char_ptr &)
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Constructeur par copie d’un nom.

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getChar#

Definition
char * Char_ptr::getChar()
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getChar#

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const char * Char_ptr::getChar() const
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longueur#

Definition
int Char_ptr::longueur() const
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Renvoie le nombre de caracteres de la chaine du Char_ptr y compris le caractere zero de fin de chaine.

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Exemple : Char_ptr (“hello”). longueur() = = 6

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[int Char_ptr::longueur() const](#char-ptr-public-int-char-ptr-longueur-const)

operator char *#

Definition
Char_ptr::operator char *() const
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Retourne un pointeur sur la chaine de caractere du nom.

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operator =#

Definition
Char_ptr & Char_ptr::operator=(const char *)
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Copie la chaine nom.

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Modif BM pour que nom puisse pointer sur une sous - partie de nom_

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operator =#

Definition
Char_ptr & Char_ptr::operator=(const Char_ptr &)
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Copie le Char_ptr nom.

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~Char_ptr#

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Char_ptr::~Char_ptr()
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Destructeur.

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Attributes Documentation#

nom_ (protected)
char* Char_ptr::nom_
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