glibmm 2.84.0
Glib::Value< T, Enable > Class Template Reference

Generic value implementation for custom types. More...

#include <glibmm/value_custom.h>

Inheritance diagram for Glib::Value< T, Enable >:

Public Types

using CppType = T

Public Member Functions

void set (const CppType & data)
CppType get () const
Public Member Functions inherited from Glib::ValueBase
 ValueBase ()
 Initializes the GValue, but without a type.
 ValueBase (const ValueBase & other)
ValueBaseoperator= (const ValueBase & other)
 ~ValueBase () noexcept
void init (GType type)
 Setup the GValue for storing the specified type.
void init (const GValue * value)
 Setup the GValue storing the type and value of the specified value.
void reset ()
 Reset contents to the default value of its type.
GValue * gobj ()
const GValue * gobj () const

Static Public Member Functions

static GType value_type ()
Static Public Member Functions inherited from Glib::ValueBase_Boxed
static GType value_type ()

Additional Inherited Members

Protected Member Functions inherited from Glib::ValueBase_Boxed
void set_boxed (const void * data)
void * get_boxed () const
Protected Attributes inherited from Glib::ValueBase
GValue gobject_

Detailed Description

template<class T, typename Enable = void>
class Glib::Value< T, Enable >

Generic value implementation for custom types.

Any type to be used with this template must implement:

  • default constructor
  • copy constructor
  • assignment operator
  • destructor

Compiler-generated implementations are OK, provided they do the right thing for the type. In other words, any type that works with std::vector will work with Glib::Value<>.

Note
None of the operations listed above are allowed to throw. If you cannot ensure that no exceptions will be thrown, consider using either a normal pointer or a smart pointer to hold your objects indirectly.

Member Typedef Documentation

◆ CppType

template <class T, typename Enable = void>
using Glib::Value< T, Enable >::CppType = T

Member Function Documentation

◆ get()

template <class T, typename Enable = void>
CppType Glib::Value< T, Enable >::get ( ) const
inline

◆ set()

template <class T, typename Enable = void>
void Glib::Value< T, Enable >::set ( const CppType & data)
inline

◆ value_type()

template <class T, typename Enable = void>
GType Glib::Value< T, Enable >::value_type ( )
static