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RWTFunctorR1<SR,S1>

Module:  Threads   Package:  Functor


RWTFunctorRI RWHandleBase

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Members

Header File

#include <rw/functor/functorR1.h>

Description

RWTFunctorR1<SR,S1> represents the group of functors that are invoked with one argument, and whose invocation returns a value.

A function object, or a functor, is an object that encapsulates a call to an associated global or member function. When a functor is invoked, it calls the associated function.

Instances of RWTFunctorR1 act as handles to functor implementations or bodies. Such implementations are created by using either the rwtMakeFunctorR1() global functions or macros. Each of these methods creates a new body instance, and returns the handle to that instance. See the example below.

Note that although an instance of this class is invoked with one argument, the encapsulated function may have more arguments.

The additional arguments that will be passed to the encapsulated function are provided to the functor at the time of creation. They are stored within the functor object, and are retrieved at the time of invocation.

Example

Public Typedefs

typedef S1 S1Type;
typedef SR (*CallerSignature)(S1);
typedef SR SRType;

Public Constructors

RWTFunctorR1();
RWTFunctorR1(RWStaticCtor);
RWTFunctorR1(RWTFunctorR1Imp<SR,S1>* functorImp);
RWTFunctorR1(const RWTFunctorR1<SR,S1>& second);

Public Destructor

~RWTFunctorR1();

Public Operators

RWTFunctorR1<SR,S1>& 
operator=(const RWTFunctorR1<SR,S1>& second);
SR 
operator()(S1 s1) const;

Protected Member Function

RWTFunctorR1Imp<SR,S1>&
body() const;

See Also

rwtMakeFunctorR1()



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