This section discusses the conventions used in this documentation.
Documentation for the SourcePro C++ products uses special typographic conventions. These conventions are summarized in Table 5:
| Convention | Purpose | Example |
| courier | Function names, code, directories, file names, examples, operating system commands, URLs. SQL code is slightly larger than C++ code. | RWWinSockInfo info; cout << "Error Processing:" Visit us at www.roguewave.com |
| italic | Variables Conventional uses, such as new terms and titles. |
<table> Functors, or function objects… Reference Guide |
| bold italic | Class names, emphasis, and some subheads. | RWCollectable |
| bold | Conventional uses, such as emphasis. Commands from an interface. | You should always read the manual. Click the OK button |
| ellipsis | Indicates part of the code is missing from an example. | foo(){ . //Something . //happens .} |
The Rogue Wave SourcePro C++ products use special pathname conventions. These are summarized in Table 6:
| Convention | Purpose | Example |
| buildspace | The name you gave the directory where your Rogue Wave components are built. | buildspace\docs\index.html |
| \ | The Windows delimiter in a path name. If you use Unix, replace \ with /. | For docs\html, a Unix user enters docs/html. |
| mnemonic | A placeholder for a module mnemonic. | buildspace\docs\html\mnemonicref |
| These are the mnemonics associated with each module: Essential Tools Module: tools Threads Module: threads Internationalization Module: i18n Advanced Tools Module: advtools XML Streams Module: xmlstreams DB Interface Module: dbcore DB Access Module for DB2 CLI: db2cli DB Access Module for MS SQL Server: mssql DB Access Module for MySQL: mysql DB Access Module for ODBC: odbc DB Access Module for Oracle OCI (9i and 10g): oracleoci DB Access Module for PostgreSQL: postgresql DB Access Module for Sybase: sybasect Essential Networking Module: networking Internet Protocols Module: protocols Secure Communication Module: security Essential Math Module: math Linear Algebra Module: lapack Business Analysis Module: analytics Currency Module: currency |
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All Rogue Wave C++ class names start with the letters RW, as in RWInterval. In some cases, an instance of a class is referred to by an English name; for example, "the linear regression" instead of "the RWLinearRegression." This makes the text easier to read when the meaning should be clear from context, but we use the specific form if there is possible ambiguity.
All function names begin with a lower case letter, with the first letter of subsequent words capitalized. Function names attempt to accurately describe what a function does. For example, RWInterval::lowerBound() returns an interval's lower bound. Underline characters and abbreviations are not generally used in function names.
In code examples, ellipses indicate that some part of the code is missing.
Throughout the documentation, there may be references to "self," which should be understood to mean *this.
The following relationship notations are used in class hierarchy figures.
The notation system used is based on the Object Modeling Technique (OMT) developed by Rumbaugh and others.
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