TypedArgument.hpp File Reference

Copyright (c) 2015 Harold Bruintjes. More...

#include <type_traits>

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Classes
class	TAP::TypedArgument< T, multi >
	Base class for arguments that hold a typed value. More...
class	TAP::TypedArgument< T, multi >
	Base class for arguments that hold a typed value. More...
class	TAP::VariableArgument< T, multi >
	Concrete implementation of TypedArgument. More...
class	TAP::ValueArgument< T, multi >
	Implementation of TypedArgument that stores a value by itself, based on VariableArgument. More...
class	TAP::ConstArgument< T >
	Specialization of TypedArgument that acts as a switch on the command line, but stores an arbitrary constant in the given variable storage. More...
class	TAP::SwitchArgument
	SwitchArgument is a specialization for TypedArgument, which does not accept values (it switches). More...

Namespaces
	TAP
	The main TAP namespace.

Typedefs
template<typename T , bool multi>
using	TAP::TypedArgumentCheckFunc = std::function< void(const TypedArgument< T, multi > &, const T &value)>
	Function pointer that is used by ValueArgument::check()
template<typename T >
using	TAP::MultiVariableArgument = VariableArgument< T, true >
	MultiVariableArgument is a VariableArgument that, when allowed to occur multiple times, stores each given value individually in a vector. More...
template<typename T >
using	TAP::MultiValueArgument = ValueArgument< T, true >
	MultiValueArgument is a ValueArgument that, when allowed to occur multiple times, stores each given value individually in a vector. More...

Detailed Description

Copyright (c) 2015 Harold Bruintjes.

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Contains the definitions for ValueArguments.