Changeset 973c03 for molecuilder/src/Descriptors/AtomDescriptor.cpp
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- Feb 8, 2010, 4:23:03 PM (16 years ago)
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molecuilder/src/Descriptors/AtomDescriptor.cpp (modified) (4 diffs)
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molecuilder/src/Descriptors/AtomDescriptor.cpp
r86b917 r973c03 11 11 12 12 #include <boost/bind.hpp> 13 #include <cassert> 13 14 14 15 using namespace std; … … 19 20 AtomDescriptor::AtomDescriptor() 20 21 { 22 } 23 24 AtomDescriptor::AtomDescriptor(const AtomDescriptor &desc) { 21 25 } 22 26 … … 30 34 } 31 35 32 AtomPredicateDescriptor::AtomPredicateDescriptor() 33 { 34 } 35 36 AtomPredicateDescriptor::~AtomPredicateDescriptor() 37 { 38 } 39 40 atom* AtomPredicateDescriptor::find() { 36 atom* AtomDescriptor::find() { 41 37 atoms_t atoms = getAtoms(); 42 atoms_iter_t res = find_if(atoms.begin(),atoms.end(),boost::bind(&Atom PredicateDescriptor::predicate,this,_1));38 atoms_iter_t res = find_if(atoms.begin(),atoms.end(),boost::bind(&AtomDescriptor::predicate,this,_1)); 43 39 return (res!=atoms.end())?((*res).second):0; 44 40 } 45 41 46 vector<atom*> Atom PredicateDescriptor::findAll() {42 vector<atom*> AtomDescriptor::findAll() { 47 43 vector<atom*> res; 48 44 atoms_t atoms = getAtoms(); … … 53 49 } 54 50 } 51 52 // stuff for operators 53 54 // AND 55 AtomAndDescriptor::AtomAndDescriptor(const AtomDescriptor &_lhs,const AtomDescriptor &_rhs){ 56 lhs=_lhs.clone(); 57 rhs=_rhs.clone(); 58 } 59 60 AtomAndDescriptor::AtomAndDescriptor(const AtomAndDescriptor &_desc) 61 { 62 // the copy constructor needs it's parameter as const to work, 63 // however we need to be able to transfer the ownership of the pointers 64 // to the new method to avoid another cloning. 65 // 66 // the only place where the copy constructor is used for these classes, 67 // is when returning a temporary. 68 // this is one of the very rare cases when const_cast makes sense 69 AtomAndDescriptor &desc = const_cast<AtomAndDescriptor&>(_desc); 70 lhs = desc.lhs; 71 rhs = desc.rhs; 72 } 73 74 AtomAndDescriptor::~AtomAndDescriptor(){ 75 } 76 77 bool AtomAndDescriptor::predicate(std::pair<int,atom*> atom){ 78 return lhs->predicate(atom) && rhs->predicate(atom); 79 } 80 81 AtomAndDescriptor::desc_ptr AtomAndDescriptor::clone() const{ 82 return desc_ptr(new AtomAndDescriptor(*lhs,*rhs)); 83 } 84 85 AtomAndDescriptor operator&&(const AtomDescriptor &lhs, const AtomDescriptor &rhs){ 86 return AtomAndDescriptor(lhs,rhs); 87 } 88 89 // OR 90 91 AtomOrDescriptor::AtomOrDescriptor(const AtomDescriptor &_lhs,const AtomDescriptor &_rhs){ 92 lhs=_lhs.clone(); 93 rhs=_rhs.clone(); 94 } 95 96 AtomOrDescriptor::AtomOrDescriptor(const AtomOrDescriptor &_desc) 97 { 98 // the copy constructor needs it's parameter as const to work, 99 // however we need to be able to transfer the ownership of the pointers 100 // to the new method to avoid another cloning. 101 // 102 // the only place where the copy constructor is used for these classes, 103 // is when returning a temporary. 104 // this is one of the very rare cases when const_cast makes sense 105 AtomOrDescriptor &desc = const_cast<AtomOrDescriptor&>(_desc); 106 lhs = desc.lhs; 107 rhs = desc.rhs; 108 } 109 110 AtomOrDescriptor::~AtomOrDescriptor(){ 111 } 112 113 bool AtomOrDescriptor::predicate(std::pair<int,atom*> atom){ 114 return lhs->predicate(atom) || rhs->predicate(atom); 115 } 116 117 AtomAndDescriptor::desc_ptr AtomOrDescriptor::clone() const{ 118 return desc_ptr(new AtomOrDescriptor(*lhs,*rhs)); 119 } 120 121 AtomOrDescriptor operator||(const AtomDescriptor &lhs, const AtomDescriptor &rhs){ 122 return AtomOrDescriptor(lhs,rhs); 123 } 124 125 // NOT 126 127 AtomNotDescriptor::AtomNotDescriptor(const AtomDescriptor &_arg){ 128 arg = _arg.clone(); 129 } 130 131 AtomNotDescriptor::AtomNotDescriptor(const AtomNotDescriptor &_desc) { 132 // the copy constructor needs it's parameter as const to work, 133 // however we need to be able to transfer the ownership of the pointers 134 // to the new method to avoid another cloning. 135 // 136 // the only place where the copy constructor is used for these classes, 137 // is when returning a temporary. 138 // this is one of the very rare cases when const_cast makes sense 139 AtomNotDescriptor &desc = const_cast<AtomNotDescriptor&>(_desc); 140 arg = desc.arg; 141 } 142 143 AtomNotDescriptor::~AtomNotDescriptor() 144 { 145 } 146 147 bool AtomNotDescriptor::predicate(std::pair<int,atom*> atom){ 148 return !(arg->predicate(atom)); 149 } 150 151 AtomAndDescriptor::desc_ptr AtomNotDescriptor::clone() const{ 152 return desc_ptr(new AtomNotDescriptor(*arg)); 153 } 154 155 AtomNotDescriptor operator!(const AtomDescriptor &arg){ 156 return AtomNotDescriptor(arg); 157 }
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