Conv.h File Reference

#include <string>

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Classes
class	Conv< T >
class	Conv< bool >
class	Conv< double >
class	Conv< float >
class	Conv< Id >
class	Conv< int >
class	Conv< short >
class	Conv< string >
class	Conv< unsigned int >
class	Conv< unsigned short >
class	Conv< vector< T > >
class	Conv< vector< vector< T > > >

Variables
static const unsigned int	UnreasonablyLargeArray = 1000000

Variable Documentation

const unsigned int UnreasonablyLargeArray = 1000000

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This set of templates defines converters. The conversions are from string to object, object to string, and binary buffer to object, object to binary buffer. Many classes convert through a single template. Strings and other things with additional data need special converters. The key point is that the serialized form (buffer or output string) must have a complete independent copy of the data. So if a pointer or reference type is converted, then there must be a complete copy made.

Conv is used only during while the memory for the argument is stable. You can't create a Conv object from a variable, and free the variable before using the Conv.

Definition at line 29 of file Conv.h.