READER index class is used to construct entire events sequence from all records, and provides ability to canAdvance through events where record number is automatically calculated and triggers reading of the next record when events in the current record are exhausted.
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#include <writer.h>
READER index class is used to construct entire events sequence from all records, and provides ability to canAdvance through events where record number is automatically calculated and triggers reading of the next record when events in the current record are exhausted.
◆ writer()
◆ ~writer()
| virtual hipo::writer::~writer |
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◆ addEvent() [1/2]
◆ addEvent() [2/2]
| void hipo::writer::addEvent |
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std::vector< char > & |
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◆ addUserConfig() [1/2]
| void hipo::writer::addUserConfig |
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std::string |
key, |
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std::string |
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◆ addUserConfig() [2/2]
| void hipo::writer::addUserConfig |
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const char * |
key, |
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const char * |
value |
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◆ writeRecord()
◆ open()
| void hipo::writer::open |
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const char * |
filename | ) |
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Open a File for writing, it includes the dictionary in the file.
◆ close()
| void hipo::writer::close |
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◆ showSummary()
| void hipo::writer::showSummary |
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◆ addDictionary()
◆ getDictionary()
◆ setUserIntegerOne()
| void hipo::writer::setUserIntegerOne |
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long |
userIntOne | ) |
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◆ setUserIntegerTwo()
| void hipo::writer::setUserIntegerTwo |
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long |
userIntTwo | ) |
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◆ flush()
| void hipo::writer::flush |
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◆ setVerbose()
| void hipo::writer::setVerbose |
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int |
level | ) |
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files: