Burger::LinkedListObjects::Object Class Reference

Instance of a linked list object that contains a pointer to arbitrary data. More...

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Public Types
typedef void(*	ProcDataDelete) (Object *pObject)
	Data deletion callback pointer.

Public Member Functions
	Object () noexcept
	Default constructor.
	Object (void *pData, ProcDataDelete pDataDelete=proc_free_data) noexcept
	Default constructor.
	~Object ()
	Destructor.
Object *	get_next (void) const noexcept
	Get the next pointer in the list.
Object *	get_previous (void) const noexcept
	Get the previous pointer in the list.
void *	get_data (void) const noexcept
	Get the data pointer contained in the Object.
void	set_data (void *pInput) noexcept
	Set the data pointer that will be contained in the Object.
ProcDataDelete	get_data_delete_proc (void) const noexcept
	Get the disposal function pointer associated with the Object.
void	set_data_delete_proc (ProcDataDelete pProc) noexcept
	Set the disposal function pointer that will be contained in the Object.

Static Public Member Functions
static void	proc_null (Object *pObject) noexcept
	Memory release proc for doing nothing.
static void	proc_free_object_and_data (Object *pObject) noexcept
	Memory release proc for releasing the data and object.
static void	proc_free_data (Object *pObject) noexcept
	Memory release proc for releasing the data only.
static void	proc_free_object (Object *pObject) noexcept
	Memory release proc for releasing the object only.
static Object *	New (void *pData, ProcDataDelete pProc=proc_free_object_and_data) noexcept
	Create a new Object instance.

Private Member Functions
	Object (const Object &)=delete
Object &	operator= (const Object &)=delete
	Object (Object &&)=delete
Object &	operator= (Object &&)=delete
void	shutdown (void) noexcept
	Dispose of a single object.
void	insert_before (Object *pObject) noexcept
	Attach the input object before this one in the list.
void	insert_after (Object *pObject) noexcept
	Attach the input object after this one in the list.
Private Member Functions inherited from Burger::DoubleLinkedList
	DoubleLinkedList () noexcept
	Initializer for a DoubleLinkedList.
	~DoubleLinkedList ()
	Destructor for a DoubleLinkedList.
void	detach (void) noexcept
	Detach this object from any attached linked list.
void	insert_after (DoubleLinkedList *pInput) noexcept
	Attach the input object after this one in the list.
void	insert_before (DoubleLinkedList *pInput) noexcept
	Attach the input object before this one in the list.
DoubleLinkedList *	get_next (void) const noexcept
	Get the next pointer in the list.
DoubleLinkedList *	get_previous (void) const noexcept
	Get the previous pointer in the list.

Private Attributes
void *	m_pData
	Pointer to the data.
ProcDataDelete	m_ProcDataDelete
	Data destructor callback.

Friends
class	LinkedListObjects

Additional Inherited Members
Static Private Member Functions inherited from Burger::DoubleLinkedList
static DoubleLinkedList *	New (void) noexcept
	Create a new DoubleLinkedList instance.

Detailed Description

Instance of a linked list object that contains a pointer to arbitrary data.

---

Each LinkedListObjects::Object has a pointer to the generic data that is contained and also a pointer to a function to discard the data once the entry itself is deleted. The function pointer could be nullptr meaning that the data can be deleted with a simple call to Burger::Free(). The data could also be pointing to the end of the base LinkedListObjects::Object structure if the LinkedListObjects::Object structure is part of a larger structure.

Note

This class is used by LinkedListObjects

See also

LinkedListObjects

Member Typedef Documentation

ProcDataDelete

Burger::LinkedListObjects::Object::ProcDataDelete

Data deletion callback pointer.

---

Function pointer to delete data that's associated with this LinkedListObjects::Object

Parameters

pObject

Pointer to the object to act upon.

See also

Object, proc_null(Object*), proc_free_object_and_data(Object*), proc_free_data(Object*) or proc_free_object(Object*)

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Object() [1/4]

Burger::LinkedListObjects::Object::Object ( const Object & )

privatedelete

Object() [2/4]

Burger::LinkedListObjects::Object::Object ( Object && )

privatedelete

Object() [3/4]

Burger::LinkedListObjects::Object::Object ( )

inlinenoexcept

Default constructor.

---

Initialize the structure and set up a deallocation pointer that will only dispose of the data. This constructor is the one used for derived classes or static instances where the disposal of this class is handled by the compiler.

See also

Object(void*, ProcDataDelete) or proc_free_data(Object*)

Object() [4/4]

Burger::LinkedListObjects::Object::Object ( void * pData, ProcDataDelete pDataDelete = proc_free_data )

inlinenoexcept

Default constructor.

---

Initialize the structure and set up a deallocation pointer that will only dispose of the data. This constructor is the one used for derived classes or static instances where the disposal of this class requires finer control.

Parameters

pData	Pointer to data to store in this object
pDataDelete	Pointer to function to dispose of this object

See also

Object() or proc_free_data()

~Object()

Burger::LinkedListObjects::Object::~Object ( )

inline

Destructor.

---

Unlink this object from the parent linked list and then dispose of the contents. All of this is performed in a call to shutdown()

Note

Under normal circumstances, the disposal function will not dispose of the object itself since calling a destructor implies that destruction is occuring by the caller. If an Object is assumed to be disposed of by the use of a destructor, only use the functions proc_free_data() or proc_null().

See also

shutdown(), Object() or Object(void *,ProcDataDelete)

Member Function Documentation

get_data()

void * Burger::LinkedListObjects::Object::get_data ( void ) const

inlinenoexcept

Get the data pointer contained in the Object.

---

Return the application supplied data pointer. It can be nullptr

Returns

Data pointer contained within

See also

set_data(void*)

get_data_delete_proc()

Burger::LinkedListObjects::Object::ProcDataDelete Burger::LinkedListObjects::Object::get_data_delete_proc ( void ) const

inlinenoexcept

Get the disposal function pointer associated with the Object.

---

Return the application supplied data disposal pointer.

Returns

Disposal function pointer contained within

See also

set_data_delete_proc(ProcDataDelete)

get_next()

Burger::LinkedListObjects::Object * Burger::LinkedListObjects::Object::get_next ( void ) const

inlinenoexcept

Get the next pointer in the list.

---

Return the pointer to the next object in the list. Since the list is circular, it's the caller's responsibility to ensure that the start and end are detected properly

Returns

Pointer to the next Object in the chain

See also

get_previous(void) const

get_previous()

Burger::LinkedListObjects::Object * Burger::LinkedListObjects::Object::get_previous ( void ) const

inlinenoexcept

Get the previous pointer in the list.

---

Return the pointer to the previous object in the list. Since the list is circular, it's the caller's responsibility to ensure that the start and end are detected properly

Returns

Pointer to the previous Object in the chain

See also

get_next(void) const

insert_after()

void Burger::LinkedListObjects::Object::insert_after ( Object * pObject )

inlineprivatenoexcept

Attach the input object after this one in the list.

---

Detach the input object from any linked list and then attach the input object after this one in the current list.

Parameters

pObject

Pointer to a Object object to link after this one

See also

insert_before(Object *)

insert_before()

void Burger::LinkedListObjects::Object::insert_before ( Object * pObject )

inlineprivatenoexcept

Attach the input object before this one in the list.

---

Detach the input object from any linked list and then attach the input object before this one in the current list.

Parameters

pObject

Pointer to a Object object to link before this one

See also

insert_after(Object *)

New()

Burger::LinkedListObjects::Object *BURGER_API Burger::LinkedListObjects::Object::New ( void * pData, ProcDataDelete pProc = proc_free_object_and_data )

staticnoexcept

Create a new Object instance.

---

Allocate memory using Burger::Alloc() and initialize an Object with it.

Note

Since this object was allocated with the Burger::Alloc() function, use the disposal functions proc_free_object(Object*) or proc_free_object_and_data(Object*) to release it

Parameters

pData	Pointer to the data this object will control, nullptr is acceptable
pProc	Pointer to the disposal function

Returns

nullptr if out of memory

See also

shutdown(), proc_free_object(Object*), or proc_free_object_and_data(Object*)

operator=() [1/2]

Object & Burger::LinkedListObjects::Object::operator= ( const Object & )

privatedelete

operator=() [2/2]

Object & Burger::LinkedListObjects::Object::operator= ( Object && )

privatedelete

proc_free_data()

void BURGER_API Burger::LinkedListObjects::Object::proc_free_data ( Object * pObject )

staticnoexcept

Memory release proc for releasing the data only.

---

Call Burger::Free() on the data pointer only. The Object is assumed to be either static or allocated elsewhere

The data pointer is set to nullptr

Parameters

pObject

Pointer to the Object with data to delete (The object's pointer is not disposed of)

See also

ProcDataDelete, proc_null(Object*), proc_free_object_and_data(Object*), or proc_free_object(Object*)

proc_free_object()

void BURGER_API Burger::LinkedListObjects::Object::proc_free_object ( Object * pObject )

staticnoexcept

Memory release proc for releasing the object only.

---

Call Burger::Free() on the Object pointer only. The data is assumed to be either static or allocated elsewhere

Parameters

pObject

Pointer to the Object to delete

See also

ProcDataDelete, proc_null(Object*), proc_free_object_and_data(Object*), or proc_free_data(Object*)

proc_free_object_and_data()

void BURGER_API Burger::LinkedListObjects::Object::proc_free_object_and_data ( Object * pObject )

staticnoexcept

Memory release proc for releasing the data and object.

---

Call Burger::Free() on both the Object and data pointers. This is the default behavior if no function was supplied

Parameters

pObject

Pointer to the Object and data to delete

See also

ProcDataDelete, proc_null(Object*), proc_free_data(Object*) or proc_free_object(Object*)

proc_null()

void BURGER_API Burger::LinkedListObjects::Object::proc_null ( Object * pObject )

staticnoexcept

Memory release proc for doing nothing.

---

For data that is allocated and released by other means, use this function to perform no action when an item is deleted from the linked list.

Parameters

pObject

Pointer to the Object to delete (Not used)

See also

ProcDataDelete, proc_free_object_and_data(Object*), proc_free_data(Object*), or proc_free_object(Object*)

set_data()

void Burger::LinkedListObjects::Object::set_data ( void * pInput )

inlinenoexcept

Set the data pointer that will be contained in the Object.

---

Sets the a new data pointer. It can be nullptr

Parameters

pInput

The new data pointer for the Object

See also

get_data(void) const

set_data_delete_proc()

void Burger::LinkedListObjects::Object::set_data_delete_proc ( ProcDataDelete pProc )

inlinenoexcept

Set the disposal function pointer that will be contained in the Object.

---

Sets the a new disposal function pointer.

Parameters

pProc

The new disposal function pointer for the Object

See also

get_data_delete_proc(void) const

shutdown()

void Burger::LinkedListObjects::Object::shutdown ( void )

privatenoexcept

Dispose of a single object.

---

Unlink this object from the parent linked list and then dispose of the contents.

Note

The behavior of the memory deallocation function is dependent on the active memory disposal function.

See also

ProcDataDelete, ~Object() or DoubleLinkedList::detach()

Friends And Related Symbol Documentation

LinkedListObjects

friend class LinkedListObjects

friend

Member Data Documentation

m_pData

void* Burger::LinkedListObjects::Object::m_pData

private

Pointer to the data.

m_ProcDataDelete

ProcDataDelete Burger::LinkedListObjects::Object::m_ProcDataDelete

private

Data destructor callback.