Class IlcScheduleDemon
Definition file: ilsched/schedule.h
Include file: <ilsched/ilsched.h>
An instance of IlcScheduleDemon represents a demon
that is associated with all the activities on a schedule. An example
could be a demon that is triggered every time the set of successors
of an activity in the schedule changes. An instance of this class
can be created by the macro
ILCSCHEDULEDEMON.
See Also:
ILCSCHEDULEDEMON, IlcSchedule
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public IlcScheduleDemonI * | getImpl() const |
public void | operator=(const IlcScheduleDemon & h) |
public IlcScheduleDemon()
This constructor creates an instance which is empty, that is, one whose handle pointer is null.
You must assign it a value before you access it. Any attempt to access it before assignment leads to undefined behaviour.
public IlcScheduleDemon(IlcScheduleDemonI * impl)
This constructor creates an instance of the handle class from the pointer to an instance
of the implementation class.
public IlcScheduleDemonI * getImpl() const
This member function returns a pointer to the implementation object of the invoking handle.
public void operator=(const IlcScheduleDemon & h)
This operator assigns an address to the handle pointer of the invoking object. That address is
the location of the implementation object of the provided argument. After execution of this operator,
the invoking object and the provided argument point to the same implementation object.
