coco::datamap Class Reference
[Classes and types for basic data management]

The base class for communicating with COCONUT modules. More...

#include <datamap.h>

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Public Member Functions
	datamap ()
	datamap (const std::string &__n, const basic_alltype &__v)
	datamap (const char *__n, const basic_alltype &__v)
	datamap (const datamap &__c)
virtual	~datamap ()
void	list (std::vector< std::string > &__v) const
bool	sinsert (const std::string &__s, const basic_alltype &__h, bool replace)
bool	sinsert (const char *__s, const basic_alltype &__h, bool replace)
bool	sinsert (const std::string &__s, int i, const basic_alltype &__h, bool replace)
bool	sinsert (const char *__s, int i, const basic_alltype &__h, bool replace)
const basic_alltype &	sfind (const std::string &__s) const
const basic_alltype &	sfind (const char *__s) const
const basic_alltype &	sfind (const std::string &__s, int i) const
const basic_alltype &	sfind (const char *__s, int i) const
void	remove (const std::string &__s)
void	remove (const char *__s)
void	remove (const std::string &__s, int i)
void	remove (const char *__s, int i)
bool	defd (const std::string &__s) const
bool	defd (const char *__s) const
bool	defd (const std::string &__s, int i) const
bool	defd (const char *__s, int i) const
bool	which (const std::string &__s, std::vector< int > &__idx) const
bool	which (const char *__s, std::vector< int > &__idx) const
bool	retrieve (const std::string &__s, bool &__v) const
bool	retrieve (const std::string &__s, int &__v) const
bool	retrieve (const std::string &__s, unsigned int &__v) const
bool	retrieve (const std::string &__s, double &__v) const
bool	retrieve (const std::string &__s, interval &__v) const
bool	retrieve (const std::string &__s, std::string &__is) const
bool	retrieve (const std::string &__s, const std::vector< bool > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve (const std::string &__s, const std::vector< int > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve (const std::string &__s, const std::vector< unsigned int > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve (const std::string &__s, const std::vector< double > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve (const std::string &__s, const std::vector< interval > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve (const std::string &__s, const std::vector< std::string > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve (const std::string &__s, const linalg::matrix< double > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve (const std::string &__s, const linalg::matrix< int > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve (const std::string &__s, const linalg::matrix< interval > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve (const std::string &__s, const linalg::matrix< std::string > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve (const char *__s, bool &__v) const
bool	retrieve (const char *__s, int &__v) const
bool	retrieve (const char *__s, unsigned int &__v) const
bool	retrieve (const char *__s, double &__v) const
bool	retrieve (const char *__s, interval &__v) const
bool	retrieve (const char *__s, std::string &__is) const
bool	retrieve (const char *__s, const std::vector< bool > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve (const char *__s, const std::vector< unsigned int > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve (const char *__s, const std::vector< int > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve (const char *__s, const std::vector< double > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve (const char *__s, const std::vector< interval > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve (const char *__s, const std::vector< std::string > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve (const char *__s, const linalg::matrix< double > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve (const char *__s, const linalg::matrix< int > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve (const char *__s, const linalg::matrix< interval > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve (const char *__s, const linalg::matrix< std::string > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve (const std::string &__s, bool &__v, bool __def) const
bool	retrieve (const std::string &__s, int &__v, int __def) const
bool	retrieve (const std::string &__s, unsigned int &__v, unsigned int __def) const
bool	retrieve (const std::string &__s, double &__v, double __def) const
bool	retrieve (const std::string &__s, interval &__v, const interval &__def) const
bool	retrieve (const std::string &__s, std::string &__is, const std::string &__def) const
bool	retrieve (const std::string &__s, const std::vector< bool > *&__v, const std::vector< bool > *__def) const
bool	retrieve (const std::string &__s, const std::vector< int > *&__v, const std::vector< int > *__def) const
bool	retrieve (const std::string &__s, const std::vector< unsigned int > *&__v, const std::vector< unsigned int > *__def) const
bool	retrieve (const std::string &__s, const std::vector< double > *&__v, const std::vector< double > *__def) const
bool	retrieve (const std::string &__s, const std::vector< interval > *&__v, const std::vector< interval > *__def) const
bool	retrieve (const std::string &__s, const std::vector< std::string > *&__v, const std::vector< std::string > *__def) const
bool	retrieve (const std::string &__s, const linalg::matrix< double > *&__v, const linalg::matrix< double > *__def) const
bool	retrieve (const std::string &__s, const linalg::matrix< int > *&__v, const linalg::matrix< int > *__def) const
bool	retrieve (const std::string &__s, const linalg::matrix< interval > *&__v, const linalg::matrix< interval > *__def) const
bool	retrieve (const std::string &__s, const linalg::matrix< std::string > *&__v, const linalg::matrix< std::string > *__def) const
bool	retrieve (const char *__s, bool &__v, bool __def) const
bool	retrieve (const char *__s, int &__v, int __def) const
bool	retrieve (const char *__s, unsigned int &__v, unsigned int __def) const
bool	retrieve (const char *__s, double &__v, double __def) const
bool	retrieve (const char *__s, interval &__v, const interval &__def) const
bool	retrieve (const char *__s, std::string &__v, const std::string &__def) const
bool	retrieve (const char *__s, const std::vector< bool > *&__v, const std::vector< bool > *__def) const
bool	retrieve (const char *__s, const std::vector< unsigned int > *&__v, const std::vector< unsigned int > *__def) const
bool	retrieve (const char *__s, const std::vector< int > *&__v, const std::vector< int > *__def) const
bool	retrieve (const char *__s, const std::vector< double > *&__v, const std::vector< double > *__def) const
bool	retrieve (const char *__s, const std::vector< interval > *&__v, const std::vector< interval > *__def) const
bool	retrieve (const char *__s, const std::vector< std::string > *&__v, const std::vector< std::string > *__def) const
bool	retrieve (const char *__s, const linalg::matrix< double > *&__v, const linalg::matrix< double > *__def) const
bool	retrieve (const char *__s, const linalg::matrix< int > *&__v, const linalg::matrix< int > *__def) const
bool	retrieve (const char *__s, const linalg::matrix< interval > *&__v, const linalg::matrix< interval > *__def) const
bool	retrieve (const char *__s, const linalg::matrix< std::string > *&__v, const linalg::matrix< std::string > *__def) const
bool	retrieve_i (const std::string &__s, int i, bool &__v) const
bool	retrieve_i (const std::string &__s, int i, int &__v) const
bool	retrieve_i (const std::string &__s, int i, unsigned int &__v) const
bool	retrieve_i (const std::string &__s, int i, double &__v) const
bool	retrieve_i (const std::string &__s, int i, interval &__v) const
bool	retrieve_i (const std::string &__s, int i, std::string &__is) const
bool	retrieve_i (const std::string &__s, int i, const std::vector< bool > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve_i (const std::string &__s, int i, const std::vector< int > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve_i (const std::string &__s, int i, const std::vector< unsigned int > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve_i (const std::string &__s, int i, const std::vector< double > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve_i (const std::string &__s, int i, const std::vector< interval > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve_i (const std::string &__s, int i, const std::vector< std::string > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve_i (const std::string &__s, int i, const linalg::matrix< double > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve_i (const std::string &__s, int i, const linalg::matrix< int > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve_i (const std::string &__s, int i, const linalg::matrix< interval > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve_i (const std::string &__s, int i, const linalg::matrix< std::string > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve_i (const char *__s, int i, bool &__v) const
bool	retrieve_i (const char *__s, int i, int &__v) const
bool	retrieve_i (const char *__s, int i, unsigned int &__v) const
bool	retrieve_i (const char *__s, int i, double &__v) const
bool	retrieve_i (const char *__s, int i, interval &__v) const
bool	retrieve_i (const char *__s, int i, std::string &__is) const
bool	retrieve_i (const char *__s, int i, const std::vector< bool > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve_i (const char *__s, int i, const std::vector< int > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve_i (const char *__s, int i, const std::vector< unsigned int > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve_i (const char *__s, int i, const std::vector< double > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve_i (const char *__s, int i, const std::vector< interval > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve_i (const char *__s, int i, const std::vector< std::string > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve_i (const char *__s, int i, const linalg::matrix< double > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve_i (const char *__s, int i, const linalg::matrix< int > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve_i (const char *__s, int i, const linalg::matrix< interval > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve_i (const char *__s, int i, const linalg::matrix< std::string > *&__v) const
bool	retrieve_i (const std::string &__s, int i, bool &__v, bool __def) const
bool	retrieve_i (const std::string &__s, int i, int &__v, int __def) const
bool	retrieve_i (const std::string &__s, int i, unsigned int &__v, unsigned int __def) const
bool	retrieve_i (const std::string &__s, int i, double &__v, double __def) const
bool	retrieve_i (const std::string &__s, int i, interval &__v, const interval &__def) const
bool	retrieve_i (const std::string &__s, int i, std::string &__is, const std::string &__def) const
bool	retrieve_i (const std::string &__s, int i, const std::vector< bool > *&__v, const std::vector< bool > *__def) const
bool	retrieve_i (const std::string &__s, int i, const std::vector< int > *&__v, const std::vector< int > *__def) const
bool	retrieve_i (const std::string &__s, int i, const std::vector< unsigned int > *&__v, const std::vector< unsigned int > *__def) const
bool	retrieve_i (const std::string &__s, int i, const std::vector< double > *&__v, const std::vector< double > *__def) const
bool	retrieve_i (const std::string &__s, int i, const std::vector< interval > *&__v, const std::vector< interval > *__def) const
bool	retrieve_i (const std::string &__s, int i, const std::vector< std::string > *&__v, const std::vector< std::string > *__def) const
bool	retrieve_i (const std::string &__s, int i, const linalg::matrix< double > *&__v, const linalg::matrix< double > *__def) const
bool	retrieve_i (const std::string &__s, int i, const linalg::matrix< int > *&__v, const linalg::matrix< int > *__def) const
bool	retrieve_i (const std::string &__s, int i, const linalg::matrix< interval > *&__v, const linalg::matrix< interval > *__def) const
bool	retrieve_i (const std::string &__s, int i, const linalg::matrix< std::string > *&__v, const linalg::matrix< std::string > *__def) const
bool	retrieve_i (const char *__s, int i, bool &__v, bool __def) const
bool	retrieve_i (const char *__s, int i, int &__v, int __def) const
bool	retrieve_i (const char *__s, int i, unsigned int &__v, unsigned int __def) const
bool	retrieve_i (const char *__s, int i, double &__v, double __def) const
bool	retrieve_i (const char *__s, int i, interval &__v, const interval &__def) const
bool	retrieve_i (const char *__s, int i, std::string &__v, const std::string &__def) const
bool	retrieve_i (const char *__s, int i, const std::vector< bool > *&__v, const std::vector< bool > *__def) const
bool	retrieve_i (const char *__s, int i, const std::vector< int > *&__v, const std::vector< int > *__def) const
bool	retrieve_i (const char *__s, int i, const std::vector< unsigned int > *&__v, const std::vector< unsigned int > *__def) const
bool	retrieve_i (const char *__s, int i, const std::vector< double > *&__v, const std::vector< double > *__def) const
bool	retrieve_i (const char *__s, int i, const std::vector< interval > *&__v, const std::vector< interval > *__def) const
bool	retrieve_i (const char *__s, int i, const std::vector< std::string > *&__v, const std::vector< std::string > *__def) const
bool	retrieve_i (const char *__s, int i, const linalg::matrix< double > *&__v, const linalg::matrix< double > *__def) const
bool	retrieve_i (const char *__s, int i, const linalg::matrix< int > *&__v, const linalg::matrix< int > *__def) const
bool	retrieve_i (const char *__s, int i, const linalg::matrix< interval > *&__v, const linalg::matrix< interval > *__def) const
bool	retrieve_i (const char *__s, int i, const linalg::matrix< std::string > *&__v, const linalg::matrix< std::string > *__def) const

---

Detailed Description

This class is the base class for all classes used for communicating with COCONUT modules. It is basically a map of strings (variable names) to basic_alltype values (the variable values).

Definition at line 44 of file datamap.h.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

coco::datamap::datamap

(

)

[inline]

Standard Constructor

Definition at line 66 of file datamap.h.

coco::datamap::datamap	(	const std::string &	__n,
		const basic_alltype &	__v
	)			[inline]

Constructor setting the variable __n to value __v.

Definition at line 68 of file datamap.h.

coco::datamap::datamap	(	const char *	__n,
		const basic_alltype &	__v
	)			[inline]

Constructor setting the variable __n to value __v.

Definition at line 72 of file datamap.h.

coco::datamap::datamap

(

const datamap &

__c

)

[inline]

Standard Copy Constructor

Definition at line 76 of file datamap.h.

virtual coco::datamap::~datamap

(

)

[inline, virtual]

Standard Destructor

Definition at line 78 of file datamap.h.

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Member Function Documentation

bool coco::datamap::defd	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i
	)			const [inline]

This method returns whether the variable with name __s and index is defined.

Definition at line 124 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::defd	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i
	)			const [inline]

This method returns whether the variable with name __s and index is defined.

Definition at line 119 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::defd

(

const char *

__s

)

const [inline]

This method returns whether the variable with name __s is defined.

Definition at line 114 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::defd

(

const std::string &

__s

)

const [inline]

This method returns whether the variable with name __s is defined.

Definition at line 109 of file datamap.hpp.

void coco::datamap::list

(

std::vector< std::string > &

__v

)

const

The list method sets __v to the list of entry keys stored in this datamap.

Reimplemented in coco::control_data.

Definition at line 99 of file datamap.cc.

void coco::datamap::remove	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i
	)			[inline]

The remove methods remove the variable with name __s and index i from the datamap.

Definition at line 76 of file datamap.hpp.

void coco::datamap::remove	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i
	)			[inline]

The remove methods remove the variable with name __s and index i from the datamap.

Definition at line 70 of file datamap.hpp.

void coco::datamap::remove

(

const char *

__s

)

[inline]

The remove methods remove the variable with name __s from the datamap.

Definition at line 65 of file datamap.hpp.

void coco::datamap::remove

(

const std::string &

__s

)

[inline]

The remove methods remove the variable with name __s from the datamap.

Definition at line 57 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const char *	__s,
		const linalg::matrix< std::string > *&	__v,
		const linalg::matrix< std::string > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 658 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const char *	__s,
		const linalg::matrix< interval > *&	__v,
		const linalg::matrix< interval > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 647 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const char *	__s,
		const linalg::matrix< int > *&	__v,
		const linalg::matrix< int > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 636 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const char *	__s,
		const linalg::matrix< double > *&	__v,
		const linalg::matrix< double > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 625 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const char *	__s,
		const std::vector< std::string > *&	__v,
		const std::vector< std::string > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 615 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const char *	__s,
		const std::vector< interval > *&	__v,
		const std::vector< interval > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 605 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const char *	__s,
		const std::vector< double > *&	__v,
		const std::vector< double > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 595 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const char *	__s,
		const std::vector< int > *&	__v,
		const std::vector< int > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 575 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const char *	__s,
		const std::vector< unsigned int > *&	__v,
		const std::vector< unsigned int > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 585 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const char *	__s,
		const std::vector< bool > *&	__v,
		const std::vector< bool > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 565 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const char *	__s,
		std::string &	__v,
		const std::string &	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 555 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const char *	__s,
		interval &	__v,
		const interval &	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 545 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const char *	__s,
		double &	__v,
		double	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 535 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const char *	__s,
		unsigned int &	__v,
		unsigned int	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 525 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const char *	__s,
		int &	__v,
		int	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 515 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const char *	__s,
		bool &	__v,
		bool	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 505 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const std::string &	__s,
		const linalg::matrix< std::string > *&	__v,
		const linalg::matrix< std::string > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 489 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const std::string &	__s,
		const linalg::matrix< interval > *&	__v,
		const linalg::matrix< interval > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 467 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const std::string &	__s,
		const linalg::matrix< int > *&	__v,
		const linalg::matrix< int > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 445 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const std::string &	__s,
		const linalg::matrix< double > *&	__v,
		const linalg::matrix< double > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 423 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const std::string &	__s,
		const std::vector< std::string > *&	__v,
		const std::vector< std::string > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 401 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const std::string &	__s,
		const std::vector< interval > *&	__v,
		const std::vector< interval > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 379 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const std::string &	__s,
		const std::vector< double > *&	__v,
		const std::vector< double > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 357 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const std::string &	__s,
		const std::vector< unsigned int > *&	__v,
		const std::vector< unsigned int > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 335 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const std::string &	__s,
		const std::vector< int > *&	__v,
		const std::vector< int > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 313 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const std::string &	__s,
		const std::vector< bool > *&	__v,
		const std::vector< bool > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 291 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const std::string &	__s,
		std::string &	__is,
		const std::string &	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 269 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const std::string &	__s,
		interval &	__v,
		const interval &	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 247 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const std::string &	__s,
		double &	__v,
		double	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 225 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const std::string &	__s,
		unsigned int &	__v,
		unsigned int	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 203 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int &	__v,
		int	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 181 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const std::string &	__s,
		bool &	__v,
		bool	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 159 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const char *	__s,
		const linalg::matrix< std::string > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 653 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const char *	__s,
		const linalg::matrix< interval > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 642 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const char *	__s,
		const linalg::matrix< int > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 631 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const char *	__s,
		const linalg::matrix< double > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 620 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const char *	__s,
		const std::vector< std::string > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 610 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const char *	__s,
		const std::vector< interval > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 600 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const char *	__s,
		const std::vector< double > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 590 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const char *	__s,
		const std::vector< int > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 570 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const char *	__s,
		const std::vector< unsigned int > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 580 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const char *	__s,
		const std::vector< bool > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 560 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const char *	__s,
		std::string &	__is
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 550 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const char *	__s,
		interval &	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 540 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const char *	__s,
		double &	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 530 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const char *	__s,
		unsigned int &	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 520 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const char *	__s,
		int &	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 510 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const char *	__s,
		bool &	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 500 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const std::string &	__s,
		const linalg::matrix< std::string > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 477 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const std::string &	__s,
		const linalg::matrix< interval > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 455 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const std::string &	__s,
		const linalg::matrix< int > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 433 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const std::string &	__s,
		const linalg::matrix< double > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 411 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const std::string &	__s,
		const std::vector< std::string > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 389 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const std::string &	__s,
		const std::vector< interval > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 367 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const std::string &	__s,
		const std::vector< double > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 345 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const std::string &	__s,
		const std::vector< unsigned int > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 323 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const std::string &	__s,
		const std::vector< int > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 301 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const std::string &	__s,
		const std::vector< bool > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 279 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const std::string &	__s,
		std::string &	__is
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 257 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const std::string &	__s,
		interval &	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 235 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const std::string &	__s,
		double &	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 213 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const std::string &	__s,
		unsigned int &	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 191 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int &	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 169 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve	(	const std::string &	__s,
		bool &	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 149 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i,
		const linalg::matrix< std::string > *&	__v,
		const linalg::matrix< std::string > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to * the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If * the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 1143 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i,
		const linalg::matrix< interval > *&	__v,
		const linalg::matrix< interval > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to * the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If * the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 1132 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i,
		const linalg::matrix< int > *&	__v,
		const linalg::matrix< int > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to * the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If * the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 1121 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i,
		const linalg::matrix< double > *&	__v,
		const linalg::matrix< double > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to * the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If * the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 1110 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i,
		const std::vector< std::string > *&	__v,
		const std::vector< std::string > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to * the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If * the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 1100 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i,
		const std::vector< interval > *&	__v,
		const std::vector< interval > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to * the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If * the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 1090 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i,
		const std::vector< double > *&	__v,
		const std::vector< double > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to * the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If * the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 1080 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i,
		const std::vector< unsigned int > *&	__v,
		const std::vector< unsigned int > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to * the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If * the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 1070 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i,
		const std::vector< int > *&	__v,
		const std::vector< int > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to * the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If * the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 1060 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i,
		const std::vector< bool > *&	__v,
		const std::vector< bool > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to * the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If * the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 1050 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i,
		std::string &	__v,
		const std::string &	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to * the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If * the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 1040 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i,
		interval &	__v,
		const interval &	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to * the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If * the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 1030 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i,
		double &	__v,
		double	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to * the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If * the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 1020 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i,
		unsigned int &	__v,
		unsigned int	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to * the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If * the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 1010 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i,
		int &	__v,
		int	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to * the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If * the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 1000 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i,
		bool &	__v,
		bool	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to * the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If * the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 990 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i,
		const linalg::matrix< std::string > *&	__v,
		const linalg::matrix< std::string > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to * the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If * the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 975 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i,
		const linalg::matrix< interval > *&	__v,
		const linalg::matrix< interval > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to * the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If * the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 955 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i,
		const linalg::matrix< int > *&	__v,
		const linalg::matrix< int > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to * the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If * the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 935 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i,
		const linalg::matrix< double > *&	__v,
		const linalg::matrix< double > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to * the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If * the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 915 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i,
		const std::vector< std::string > *&	__v,
		const std::vector< std::string > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to * the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If * the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 895 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i,
		const std::vector< interval > *&	__v,
		const std::vector< interval > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to * the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If * the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 875 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i,
		const std::vector< double > *&	__v,
		const std::vector< double > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to * the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If * the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 855 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i,
		const std::vector< unsigned int > *&	__v,
		const std::vector< unsigned int > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to * the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If * the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 835 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i,
		const std::vector< int > *&	__v,
		const std::vector< int > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to * the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If * the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 815 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i,
		const std::vector< bool > *&	__v,
		const std::vector< bool > *	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to * the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If * the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 795 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i,
		std::string &	__is,
		const std::string &	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to * the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If * the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 775 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i,
		interval &	__v,
		const interval &	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to * the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If * the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 755 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i,
		double &	__v,
		double	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to * the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If * the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 735 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i,
		unsigned int &	__v,
		unsigned int	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to * the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If * the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 715 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i,
		int &	__v,
		int	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to * the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If * the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 695 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i,
		bool &	__v,
		bool	__def
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to * the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. If * the variable is not set, the value of __def is assigned to __v. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 675 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i,
		const linalg::matrix< std::string > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 1138 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i,
		const linalg::matrix< interval > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 1127 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i,
		const linalg::matrix< int > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 1116 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i,
		const linalg::matrix< double > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 1105 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i,
		const std::vector< std::string > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 1095 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i,
		const std::vector< interval > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 1085 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i,
		const std::vector< double > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 1075 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i,
		const std::vector< unsigned int > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 1065 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i,
		const std::vector< int > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 1055 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i,
		const std::vector< bool > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 1045 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i,
		std::string &	__is
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 1035 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i,
		interval &	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 1025 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i,
		double &	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 1015 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i,
		unsigned int &	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 1005 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i,
		int &	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 995 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i,
		bool &	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 985 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i,
		const linalg::matrix< std::string > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 964 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i,
		const linalg::matrix< interval > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 944 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i,
		const linalg::matrix< int > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 924 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i,
		const linalg::matrix< double > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 904 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i,
		const std::vector< std::string > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 884 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i,
		const std::vector< interval > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 864 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i,
		const std::vector< double > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 844 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i,
		const std::vector< unsigned int > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 824 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i,
		const std::vector< int > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 804 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i,
		const std::vector< bool > *&	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 784 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i,
		std::string &	__is
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 764 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i,
		interval &	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 744 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i,
		double &	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 724 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i,
		unsigned int &	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 704 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i,
		int &	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 684 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::retrieve_i	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i,
		bool &	__v
	)			const [inline]

The retrieve methods assign the value of the variable __s with index i to the variable __v. It is returned whether the variable is set. Note that the simple types are assigned but for the complex types only pointers are set to the contents of the datamap, in order to reduce unnecessary big copy operations.

Definition at line 664 of file datamap.hpp.

const basic_alltype & coco::datamap::sfind	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i
	)			const [inline]

This method returns the value (as basic_alltype) of the variable __s with index i. If the variable is not set, an empty basic_alltype is returned.

Definition at line 104 of file datamap.hpp.

const basic_alltype & coco::datamap::sfind	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i
	)			const [inline]

This method returns the value (as basic_alltype) of the variable __s with index i. If the variable is not set, an empty basic_alltype is returned.

Definition at line 95 of file datamap.hpp.

const basic_alltype & coco::datamap::sfind

(

const char *

__s

)

const [inline]

This method returns the value (as basic_alltype) of the variable __s. If the variable is not set, an empty basic_alltype is returned.

Definition at line 90 of file datamap.hpp.

const basic_alltype & coco::datamap::sfind

(

const std::string &

__s

)

const [inline]

This method returns the value (as basic_alltype) of the variable __s. If the variable is not set, an empty basic_alltype is returned.

Definition at line 81 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::sinsert	(	const char *	__s,
		int	i,
		const basic_alltype &	__h,
		bool	replace
	)			[inline]

This method inserts the variable __s with index i with value __h into the datamap. If replace is true, the value of an already defined variable __s with index i would be replaced, if it is false the new value would not be set. The method returns whether the variable __s with index i was indeed set to __h.

Definition at line 50 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::sinsert	(	const std::string &	__s,
		int	i,
		const basic_alltype &	__h,
		bool	replace
	)			[inline]

This method inserts the variable __s with index i with value __h into the datamap. If replace is true, the value of an already defined variable __s with index i would be replaced, if it is false the new value would not be set. The method returns whether the variable __s with index i was indeed set to __h.

Definition at line 42 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::sinsert	(	const char *	__s,
		const basic_alltype &	__h,
		bool	replace
	)			[inline]

This method inserts the variable __s with value __h into the datamap. If replace is true, the value of an already defined variable __s would be replaced, if it is false the new value would not be set. The method returns whether the variable __s was indeed set to __h.

Definition at line 36 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::sinsert	(	const std::string &	__s,
		const basic_alltype &	__h,
		bool	replace
	)

This method inserts the variable __s with value __h into the datamap. If replace is true, the value of an already defined variable __s would be replaced, if it is false the new value would not be set. The method returns whether the variable __s was indeed set to __h.

Definition at line 34 of file datamap.cc.

bool coco::datamap::which	(	const char *	__s,
		std::vector< int > &	__idx
	)			const [inline]

The which methods sets __idx to the list of indices defined for the variable with name __s. The methods return whether the variable __s is defined.

Definition at line 143 of file datamap.hpp.

bool coco::datamap::which	(	const std::string &	__s,
		std::vector< int > &	__idx
	)			const [inline]

The which methods sets __idx to the list of indices defined for the variable with name __s. The methods return whether the variable __s is defined.

Definition at line 129 of file datamap.hpp.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• datamap.h
• datamap.cc
• datamap.hpp