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Lister Class Reference

Does anybody read these things? Anyway, Lister is the maintainer of the list, and is interested in changes made to keep it current. More...

#include <Lister.hpp>

Inheritance diagram for Lister:

SubjectObserver corelinux::Subject corelinux::Observer List of all members.

Public Member Functions

 Lister (void)
 Default constructor.

virtual ~Lister (void)
 Virtual destructor.

bool operator== (ListerCref) const
 Equality test.

void initialize (void)
 Called once to get the list ready.

virtual void event (corelinux::Event< corelinux::Identifier > *) throw ( corelinux::NullPointerException )
 Called by the subject when an event we are interested in gets generated.


Protected Member Functions

 Lister (ListerCref) throw ( corelinux::Assertion )
 Copy constructor.

ListerRef operator= (ListerCref) throw ( corelinux::Assertion )
 Assignment operator.


Detailed Description

Does anybody read these things? Anyway, Lister is the maintainer of the list, and is interested in changes made to keep it current.


Member Function Documentation

void Lister::event corelinux::Event< corelinux::Identifier > *   )  throw ( corelinux::NullPointerException ) [virtual]
 

Called by the subject when an event we are interested in gets generated.

Parameters:
Event pointer to event

void Lister::initialize void   ) 
 

Called once to get the list ready.

I'm sure there are more imaginitive ways. This is actually a by product of hurried example writing, violating many of my own standards. Well, my son had a baseball game I had to go to so I cut it short!


The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
This is the CoreLinux++ reference manual
Provided by The CoreLinux Consortium