Changeset 6b937bd for molecuilder/src/tesselation.hpp

Timestamp:

Oct 19, 2009, 1:09:29 PM (16 years ago)

Author:

Frederik Heber <heber@…>

Children:

3b0ba2

Parents:

99bed3

Message:

Huge Refactoring: class atom split up into several inherited classes.

• There are now two parts: classes containing data (called ...Info) and classes containing associated functions:
  • new data classes: ParticleInfo (id and name), AtomInfo (element, position, velocity, force), TrajectoryParticleInfo, GraphNodeInfo (all graph variables), BondedParticleInfo (AdaptiveOrder, MaxOrder, ListOfBonds)
  • new associated function classes: TrajectoryParticle, GraphNode, BondedParticle

• template functions ActOnAllAtoms(), SumPerAtom() were adapted with another template type for the class of the member function
• template functions SetIndexedArrayForEachAtomTo() have their index as ParticleInfo::*index

File:

• molecuilder/src/tesselation.hpp (modified) (3 diffs)

molecuilder/src/tesselation.hpp

@@ -25 +25 @@
 
 #include "vector.hpp"
+#include "helpers.hpp"
 
 /****************************************** forward declarations *****************************/
@@ -144 +145 @@
 // =========================================================== class TESSELPOINT ===========================================
 
+class ParticleInfo {
+public:
+  int nr;       // index to easierly identify
+  char *Name;   // some name to reference to on output
+
+  ParticleInfo();
+  ~ParticleInfo();
+
+  ostream & operator << (ostream &ost);
+
+private:
+};
+
+ostream & operator << (ostream &ost, const ParticleInfo &a);
+
 /** Is a single point of the set of Vectors, also a super-class to be inherited and and its functions to be implemented.
  */
-class TesselPoint {
+class TesselPoint : virtual public ParticleInfo {
 public:
   TesselPoint();
@@ -152 +168 @@
 
   Vector *node;   // pointer to position of the dot in space
-  int nr;       // index to easierly identify
-  char *Name;   // some name to reference to on output
 
   virtual ostream & operator << (ostream &ost);