coriolis/hurricane/doc/hurricane/ListCollection.dox

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// -*- C++ -*-
namespace Hurricane {
/*! \class ListCollection
* \brief ListCollection description (\b API)
*
* \section secListCollectionIntro Introduction
*
* This collection allows you to handle a STL list as a
* collection.
*
* In priciple you don't need to handle directly this
* collection, you only need to handle a generic collection
* bound to a <b>ListCollection</b> as created by the generic
* function <b>GetCollection</b>(...) which builds one when its
* argument is a STL list (for that reason we will not describe
* it).
*
*
* \section secListCollectionOverloadingsOfTheGetcollectionGenericFunction Overloadings of the GetCollection generic function
*
* <b>Hurricane::ListCollection::GetCollection</b>
* <b>Hurricane::ListCollection::GetCollection</b>
*
*
* \section secListCollectionRemarks Remarks
*
* Like for the other collections, there is no copy of the
* elements included in the list, but instead a link from the
* collection to the list.
*
* Once the collection as been built, you can perfectly modify
* the list; the added or deleted elements will be taken into
* account when visiting the list, as shown in the following
* example :
\code
list<Net*> netList;
Nets nets = GetCollection(netList);
// nets is bound here to the list netList
// and will reflect its content until the end
// so we can :
assert(nets.IsEmpty());
Cell* cell = ... // we get a cell
if (cell) {
Net* net = cellGetNet("vdd");
if (net) {
netList.push_back(net);
// and now :
assert(nets.GetSize() == 1);
}
}
\endcode
*/
/*! \function GenericCollection<Element> ListCollection::GetCollection(const list<Element>& elementList);
* \see below.
*/
/*! \function GenericCollection<Element> ListCollection::GetCollection(const list<Element>* elementList);;
* Those two function return into generic collection bound to a
* <b>ListCollection</b> the content of the STL list given in
* argument.
*/
}