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See the * GNU General Public License for more details. * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License * along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software * Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA. * */ #ifndef ZVISION_SINGLE_VALUE_CONTAINER_H #define ZVISION_SINGLE_VALUE_CONTAINER_H namespace Common { class String; } namespace ZVision { /** * A generic single value storage class. It is useful for storing different * value types in a single List, Hashmap, etc. */ class SingleValueContainer { public: enum ValueType { BOOL, BYTE, INT16, UINT16, INT32, UINT32, FLOAT, DOUBLE, STRING }; // Constructors explicit SingleValueContainer(ValueType type); explicit SingleValueContainer(bool value); explicit SingleValueContainer(byte value); explicit SingleValueContainer(int16 value); explicit SingleValueContainer(uint16 value); explicit SingleValueContainer(int32 value); explicit SingleValueContainer(uint32 value); explicit SingleValueContainer(float value); explicit SingleValueContainer(double value); explicit SingleValueContainer(Common::String value); // Copy constructor explicit SingleValueContainer(const SingleValueContainer &other); // Destructor ~SingleValueContainer(); private: ValueType _objectType; union { bool boolVal; byte byteVal; int16 int16Val; uint16 uint16Val; int32 int32Val; uint32 uint32Val; float floatVal; double doubleVal; char *stringVal; } _value; public: SingleValueContainer &operator=(const bool &rhs); SingleValueContainer &operator=(const byte &rhs); SingleValueContainer &operator=(const int16 &rhs); SingleValueContainer &operator=(const uint16 &rhs); SingleValueContainer &operator=(const int32 &rhs); SingleValueContainer &operator=(const uint32 &rhs); SingleValueContainer &operator=(const float &rhs); SingleValueContainer &operator=(const double &rhs); SingleValueContainer &operator=(const Common::String &rhs); SingleValueContainer &operator=(const SingleValueContainer &rhs); /** * Retrieve a bool from the container. If the container is not storing a * bool, this will return false and display a warning(). * * @param returnValue Pointer to where you want the value stored * @return Value indicating whether the value assignment was successful */ bool getBoolValue(bool *returnValue) const; /** * Retrieve a byte from the container. If the container is not storing a * byte, this will return false and display a warning(). * * @param returnValue Pointer to where you want the value stored * @return Value indicating whether the value assignment was successful */ bool getByteValue(byte *returnValue) const; /** * Retrieve an int16 from the container. If the container is not storing an * int16, this will return false and display a warning(). * * @param returnValue Pointer to where you want the value stored * @return Value indicating whether the value assignment was successful */ bool getInt16Value(int16 *returnValue) const; /** * Retrieve a uint16 from the container. If the container is not storing a * uint16, this will return false and display a warning(). * * @param returnValue Pointer to where you want the value stored * @return Value indicating whether the value assignment was successful */ bool getUInt16Value(uint16 *returnValue) const; /** * Retrieve an int32 from the container. If the container is not storing an * int32, this will return false and display a warning(). * * @param returnValue Pointer to where you want the value stored * @return Value indicating whether the value assignment was successful */ bool getInt32Value(int32 *returnValue) const; /** * Retrieve a uint32 from the container. If the container is not storing a * uint32, this will return false and display a warning(). * * @param returnValue Pointer to where you want the value stored * @return Value indicating whether the value assignment was successful */ bool getUInt32Value(uint32 *returnValue) const; /** * Retrieve a float from the container. If the container is not storing a * float, this will return false and display a warning(). * * @param returnValue Pointer to where you want the value stored * @return Value indicating whether the value assignment was successful */ bool getFloatValue(float *returnValue) const; /** * Retrieve a double from the container. If the container is not storing a * double, this will return false and display a warning(). * * @param returnValue Pointer to where you want the value stored * @return Value indicating whether the value assignment was successful */ bool getDoubleValue(double *returnValue) const; /** * Retrieve a String from the container. If the container is not storing a * string, this will return false and display a warning(). * * Caution: Strings are internally stored as char[]. getStringValue uses * Common::String::operator=(char *) to do the assigment, which uses both * strlen() AND memmove(). * * @param returnValue Pointer to where you want the value stored * @return Value indicating whether the value assignment was successful */ bool getStringValue(Common::String *returnValue) const; private: /** * Helper method for destruction and assignment. It checks to see * if the char pointer is being used, and if so calls delete on it */ void deleteCharPointer(); }; } // End of namespace ZVision #endif