visitor |
It's class-name (used for any type of code generation) is "ph::common::object_visitor".
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This object contains methods which can be called from other objects. Following is a list of those methods. The syntax of the method, it's arguments and return value follow closely the UML conventions.
Any other method of any other object can call this method. This is called 'public' access.
The data-type returned is "booltype"; Not sure.
This method takes no arguments.
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Any other method of any other object can call this method. This is called 'public' access.
The data-type returned is "booltype"; Not sure.
The method takes the following arguments:
obj : object_baseptrtype
Not sure.
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Any other method of any other object can call this method. This is called 'public' access.
The data-type returned is "booltype"; Not sure.
The method takes the following arguments:
obj : object_baseptrtype
Not sure.
Here is a list of all overrides of this method inside sub-classes. Click on the object to take you to the definition.