This class's job is to make the two functor types largely look like the same one from the code's perspective, this is so we can store them both in the same map for order of operations purposes. More...

#include <ArConfig.h>

Public Member Functions
bool	call (char *errorBuffer, size_t errorBufferLen)

const char *	getName (void)

bool	haveFunctor (ArRetFunctor2< bool, char , size_t > functor)

bool	haveFunctor (ArRetFunctor< bool > *functor)

	ProcessFileCBType (ArRetFunctor2< bool, char , size_t > functor)

	ProcessFileCBType (ArRetFunctor< bool > *functor)

Protected Attributes
ArRetFunctor< bool > *	myCallback

ArRetFunctor2< bool, char , size_t >	myCallbackWithError

Detailed Description

This class's job is to make the two functor types largely look like the same one from the code's perspective, this is so we can store them both in the same map for order of operations purposes.

The funkiness with the constructor is because the retfunctor2 looks like the retfunctor and winds up always falling into that constructor.

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

ArConfig.h

Public Member Functions

Protected Attributes

Detailed Description