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Atlas::Bridge Class Referenceabstract

Atlas stream bridge. More...

#include <Bridge.h>

Inheritance diagram for Atlas::Bridge:
Atlas::Codec Atlas::Formatter Atlas::Message::DecoderBase Atlas::PresentationBridge DebugBridge Atlas::Codecs::Bach Atlas::Codecs::Packed Atlas::Codecs::XML Atlas::Message::QueuedDecoder Atlas::Objects::ObjectsDecoder Atlas::Objects::Dispatcher

Public Member Functions

virtual void streamBegin ()=0
 Begin an Atlas stream.
 
virtual void streamMessage ()=0
 Start a message in an Atlas stream.
 
virtual void streamEnd ()=0
 Ends the Atlas stream.
 
virtual void mapMapItem (const std::string &name)=0
 Starts a map object to the currently streamed map.
 
virtual void mapListItem (const std::string &name)=0
 Starts a list object to the currently streamed map.
 
virtual void mapIntItem (const std::string &name, long)=0
 Adds an integer to the currently streames map.
 
virtual void mapFloatItem (const std::string &name, double)=0
 Adds a float to the currently streamed map.
 
virtual void mapStringItem (const std::string &name, const std::string &)=0
 Adds a string to the currently streamed map.
 
virtual void mapEnd ()=0
 Ends the currently streamed map.
 
virtual void listMapItem ()=0
 Starts a map object in the currently streamed list.
 
virtual void listListItem ()=0
 Starts a list object in the currently streamed list.
 
virtual void listIntItem (long)=0
 Adds an integer to the currently streames list.
 
virtual void listFloatItem (double)=0
 Adds a float to the currently streamed list.
 
virtual void listStringItem (const std::string &)=0
 Adds a string to the currently streamed list.
 
virtual void listEnd ()=0
 Ends the currently streamed list.
 

Detailed Description

Atlas stream bridge.

This class presents an interface that accepts an Atlas stream. The stream begins with a call to streamBegin() and finishes with streamEnd(). While the Bridge is in this stream context, a message can be sent using streamMessage(). This puts the Bridge into a map context, allowing various map*Item() calls.

Several classes are derived from Bridge, the most notable of which is Codec, which accepts an Atlas stream for encoding and transmission.

See also
Codec

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

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