AttributeValue implementation for ObjectFactory. More...

Collaboration diagram for ObjectFactory Attribute:

Classes
class	ns3::ObjectFactoryChecker
	AttributeChecker implementation for ObjectFactoryValue. More...

class	ns3::ObjectFactoryValue
	AttributeValue implementation for ObjectFactory. More...

Functions
template<typename T1 >
Ptr< const AttributeAccessor >	ns3::MakeObjectFactoryAccessor (T1 a1)
	Create an AttributeAccessor for a class data member, or a lone class get functor or set method. More...

template<typename T1 , typename T2 >
Ptr< const AttributeAccessor >	ns3::MakeObjectFactoryAccessor (T1 a1, T2 a2)
	Create an AttributeAccessor using a pair of get functor and set methods from a class. More...

Ptr< const AttributeChecker >	ns3::MakeObjectFactoryChecker (void)

Detailed Description

AttributeValue implementation for ObjectFactory.

See also: ns3::ObjectFactory

Function Documentation

◆ MakeObjectFactoryAccessor() [1/2]

template<typename T1 >

ns3::Ptr< const ns3::AttributeAccessor > ns3::MakeObjectFactoryAccessor ( T1 a1 )

Create an AttributeAccessor for a class data member, or a lone class get functor or set method.

The get functor method should have a signature like

typedef U (T::*getter)(void) const

where T is the class and U is the type of the return value.

The set method should have one of these signatures:

typedef void (T::*setter)(U)

typedef bool (T::*setter)(U)

where T is the class and U is the type of the value to set the attribute to, which should be compatible with the specific AttributeValue type V which holds the value (or the type implied by the name Make<V>Accessor of this function.) In the case of a setter returning bool, the return value should be true if the value could be set successfully.

Template Parameters

V	[explicit] (If present) The specific AttributeValue type to use to represent the Attribute. (If not present, the type V is implicit in the name of this function, as "Make<V>Accessor"
T1	[deduced] The type of the class data member, or the type of the class get functor or set method.

Parameters

[in] a1 The address of the data member, or the get or set method.

Returns: The AttributeAccessor

See also: AttributeAccessor

Definition at line 195 of file object-factory.h.

Referenced by ns3::VisualSimulatorImpl::GetTypeId().

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◆ MakeObjectFactoryAccessor() [2/2]

template<typename T1 , typename T2 >

ns3::Ptr< const ns3::AttributeAccessor > ns3::MakeObjectFactoryAccessor	(	T1	a1,
		T2	a2
	)

Create an AttributeAccessor using a pair of get functor and set methods from a class.

The get functor method should have a signature like

typedef U (T::*getter)(void) const

where T is the class and U is the type of the return value.

The set method should have one of these signatures:

typedef void (T::*setter)(U)

typedef bool (T::*setter)(U)

where T is the class and U is the type of the value to set the attribute to, which should be compatible with the specific AttributeValue type V which holds the value (or the type implied by the name Make<V>Accessor of this function.) In the case of a setter returning bool, the return value should be true if the value could be set successfully.

In practice the setter and getter arguments can appear in either order, but setter first is preferred.

Template Parameters

V	[explicit] (If present) The specific AttributeValue type to use to represent the Attribute. (If not present, the type V is implicit in the name of this function as "Make<V>Accessor"
T1	[deduced] The type of the class data member, or the type of the class get functor or set method.
T2	[deduced] The type of the getter class functor method.

Parameters

[in]	a2	The address of the class method to set the attribute.
[in]	a1	The address of the data member, or the get or set method.

Returns: The AttributeAccessor

See also: AttributeAccessor

Definition at line 195 of file object-factory.h.

◆ MakeObjectFactoryChecker()

ns3::Ptr< const ns3::AttributeChecker > ns3::MakeObjectFactoryChecker ( void )

Returns: The AttributeChecker.

See also: AttributeChecker

Definition at line 199 of file object-factory.cc.