CoreComponents 4.0.0
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Predicate Class Reference

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#include <cc/build/Predicate>

Inheritance diagram for Predicate:

Public Member Functions

 Predicate (const MetaObject &object)
List< Stringsource () const
String target () const
String create () const
String update () const
String remove () const
Public Member Functions inherited from Object
 Object ()=default
 Create a null object.
 operator bool () const
 Check if this is a non-null object.
bool isNull () const
 Check if this is a null object.
int useCount () const
 Reference count.
template<class T>
bool is () const
 Check if this object is of type T.
template<class T>
as () const
 Cast this object to type T.
bool isWeak () const
 Check if the underlying object reference is weak.
bool operator== (const Object &other) const
 Equality operator.
std::strong_ordering operator<=> (const Object &other) const
 Ordering operator.

Additional Inherited Members

Public Types inherited from Object
using NullAccess = cc::NullAccess
 Error thrown when trying to access a null object.
using VirginityTestFailed = cc::VirginityTestFailed
 Error thrown when trying to initialize an object with a non-virgin state.
Protected Member Functions inherited from Object
template<class T>
weak () const
template<class T>
void initOnce ()
 Create the object state when called the first time.
template<class T>
void initOncePerThread ()
 Create a distinct object state for each thread when called the first time in that thread.
 Object (State *newState)
 Initialize object with newState.
 Object (State *state, Alias)
 Object (State *state, Weak)
Objectoperator= (std::nullptr_t)
Static Protected Member Functions inherited from Object
template<class T>
static T alias (const State *state)
 Create an alias object for the given state.
template<class T>
static T weak (const State *state)
Protected Attributes inherited from Object
Handle< Stateme
 Internal object state

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