qpid::messaging::Handle< T > Class Template Reference
[Qpid C++ Client API]
A handle is like a pointer: refers to an underlying implementation object.
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#include <qpid/messaging/Handle.h>
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Public Member Functions |
QPID_MESSAGING_INLINE_EXTERN bool | isValid () const |
QPID_MESSAGING_INLINE_EXTERN bool | isNull () const |
QPID_MESSAGING_INLINE_EXTERN | operator bool () const |
| Conversion to bool supports idiom if (handle) { handle->.
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QPID_MESSAGING_INLINE_EXTERN bool | operator! () const |
| Operator ! supports idiom if (!handle) { do_if_handle_is_null(); }.
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void | swap (Handle< T > &h) |
Protected Types |
typedef T | Impl |
Protected Member Functions |
QPID_MESSAGING_INLINE_EXTERN | Handle () |
| Handle (const Handle &) |
Handle & | operator= (const Handle &) |
Protected Attributes |
Impl * | impl |
Detailed Description
template<class T>
class qpid::messaging::Handle< T >
A handle is like a pointer: refers to an underlying implementation object.
Copying the handle does not copy the object.
Handles can be null, like a 0 pointer. Use isValid(), isNull() or the conversion to bool to test for a null handle.
Definition at line 39 of file Handle.h.
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- Returns:
- true if handle is null. It is an error to call any function on a null handle.
Definition at line 46 of file Handle.h.
- Returns:
- true if handle is valid, i.e. not null.
Definition at line 43 of file Handle.h.
Conversion to bool supports idiom if (handle) { handle->.
.. }
Definition at line 49 of file Handle.h.
Operator ! supports idiom if (!handle) { do_if_handle_is_null(); }.
Definition at line 52 of file Handle.h.
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