Specific form in which a piece of information can be found. More...

Inheritance diagram for Table::TargetInfo::Form:

Public Member Functions
	Form (const char nm, DataInpSpec spec)

	Form (const char *nm, const DataInpSpec &spec)

	~Form ()

Form &	add (const DataInpSpec &spec)

Form &	add (DataInpSpec *spec)

Form *	duplicate (const char *nm) const

Public Member Functions inherited from NamedObject
	NamedObject (const char *nm=0)

	NamedObject (const NamedObject &oth)

virtual	~NamedObject ()

NamedObject &	operator= (const NamedObject &)

bool	operator== (const NamedObject &oth) const

virtual const OD::String &	name () const

virtual BufferString	getName () const

virtual void	setName (const char *nm)

bool	getNameFromPar (const IOPar &)

void	putNameInPar (IOPar &) const

Additional Inherited Members
Protected Attributes inherited from NamedObject
BufferString	name_

Detailed Description

Specific form in which a piece of information can be found.

In simple situations, the TargetInfo is defined by one form and you don't need to bother investigating this object.

Alas, for example an interval can be specified as either start/stop or start/width. Then you'd have to specify:

Table::TargetInfo sampinfspec( "Sampling info", form, Table::Required, PropertyRef::surveyZType() ); TargetInfo::Form* form = new TargetInfo::Form( "Start/Stop", FloatInpSpec() ); form->add( FloatInpSpec() ); sampinfspec.add( form->duplicate( "Start/Width" ) );

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

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Table::TargetInfo::Form::~Form ( )

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Form& Table::TargetInfo::Form::add ( const DataInpSpec & spec )

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Form& Table::TargetInfo::Form::add ( DataInpSpec * spec )

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Form* Table::TargetInfo::Form::duplicate ( const char * nm ) const

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ObjectSet<DataInpSpec> Table::TargetInfo::Form::specs_