#include <bdld_datummapbuilder.h>
This class
provides a mechanism to build a Datum
object having a map value in an exception-safe manner.
See bdld_datummapbuilder
◆ allocator_type
◆ SizeType
SizeType
is an alias for a unsigned integral value, representing the capacity or size of a datum map.
◆ DatumMapBuilder() [1/3]
bdld::DatumMapBuilder::DatumMapBuilder |
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◆ DatumMapBuilder() [2/3]
bdld::DatumMapBuilder::DatumMapBuilder |
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const allocator_type & |
allocator | ) |
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◆ DatumMapBuilder() [3/3]
Create a DatumMapBuilder
object that will administer the process of building a Datum
map. Optionally specify an initialCapacity
for the map. If initialCapacity
is not supplied, the initial capacity of the map is 0. Optionally specify an allocator
(e.g., the address of a bslma::Allocator
object) to supply memory; otherwise, the default allocator is used.
◆ ~DatumMapBuilder()
bdld::DatumMapBuilder::~DatumMapBuilder |
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Destroy this object. If this object is holding a datum map that has not been adopted, then the datum map is disposed after destroying each of its elements.
◆ append()
Append the specified array entries
having the specified size
to the Datum
map being build by this object. The behavior is undefined unless 0 != entries && 0 != size
and each element in entries
that needs dynamic memory, is allocated with the same allocator that was used to construct this object. The behavior is undefined if commit
or sortAndCommit
has already been called on this object.
◆ BSLMF_NESTED_TRAIT_DECLARATION()
◆ capacity()
Return the capacity of the held Datum
map. The behavior is undefined if commit
or sortAndCommit
has already been called on this object. Note that similar to the capacity of a vector
, the returned capacity has no bearing on the value of the Datum
being constructed, but does indicate at which point additional memory will be required to grow the Datum
map being built.
◆ commit()
Datum bdld::DatumMapBuilder::commit |
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Return a Datum
map value holding the elements supplied to pushBack
or append
. The caller is responsible for releasing the resources of the returned Datum
object. Calling this method indicates that the caller is finished building the Datum
map and no further values shall be appended. The behavior is undefined if any method of this object, other than its destructor, is called after commit
invocation.
◆ get_allocator()
Return the allocator used by this object to supply memory. Note that if no allocator was supplied at construction the default allocator in effect at construction is used.
◆ pushBack()
Append the entry with the specified key
and the specified value
to the Datum
map being build by this object. The behavior is undefined if value
needs dynamic memory and was allocated using a different allocator than the one used to construct this object. The behavior is also undefined if commit
or sortAndCommit
has already been called on this object.
◆ setSorted()
void bdld::DatumMapBuilder::setSorted |
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bool |
value | ) |
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Mark the Datum map being built by this object as sorted if the specified value
is true
and mark it unsorted otherwise. This function does not sort the map entries, or mark them to be sorted later; the function should be used to indicate if the entries are being appended in sorted order. The behavior is undefined if commit
or sortAndCommit
has already been called on this object. The behavior is also undefined if the map being constructed is marked sorted, but the entries are not appended in sorted order. Note also that the map being constructed is marked unsorted by default.
◆ size()
Return the size of the held Datum
map. The behavior is undefined if commit
or sortAndCommit
has already been called on this object.
◆ sortAndCommit()
Datum bdld::DatumMapBuilder::sortAndCommit |
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Return a Datum
map value holding the elements supplied to pushBack
or append
sorted by their keys. The caller is responsible for releasing the resources of the returned Datum
object. Calling this method indicates that the caller is finished building the Datum
map and no further values shall be appended. The behavior is undefined if any method of this object, other than its destructor, is called after sortAndCommit
invocation.
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