Omnet++ Question: Using Standard Container Classes for Fields of abstract L3Address SlectedNodes[]; // will...
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I want to use Standard Container Classes for Fields of abstract L3Address SlectedNodes; // will use std::vector? I have made the following message declaration:
enter code here
packet PacketData {
@customize(true);
abstract L3Address SlectedNodes; // will use std::vector<L3Address >
}
In the generated C++ code i write the following C++ file :
#include <iostream>
#include <sstream>
#include "PacketData_m.h"
class PacketDataPacket : public PacketData_Base
{
protected:
std::vector<L3Address> SlectedNodes;// SlectedNodes= SlectedNodes
// helper method
void unsupported() {throw cRuntimeError("unsupported method called");}
public:
// SlectedNodes methods
virtual L3Address getSlectedNodes(unsigned int k) {return SlectedNodes[k];}
virtual void setSlectedNodes(unsigned int k, const L3Address& SlectedNodes)
{SlectedNodes[k]=L3Address& SlectedNodes;}
virtual void addSlectedNodes(const L3Address& SlectedNodes)
{SlectedNodes.push_back(L3Address& SlectedNodes);}
virtual void setSlectedNodesArraySize(unsigned int size)
{SlectedNodes.resize(size);}
virtualL3Address getSlectedNodesArraySize() const {return
SlectedNodes.size();}
};
Register_Class(PacketData);
Some additional boilerplate code
PacketData_Base::PacketData(const char *name=nullptr, int kind=0)
:PacketData_Base(name,kind) {
}
PacketData_Base:: PacketData(constPacketData& other)
:PacketData_Base(other.getName()) {
operator=(other);
}
PacketData& operator=(const PacketData& other) {
if (&other==this) return *this;
PacketData_Base::operator=(other);
SlectedNodes = other.SlectedNodes;
}
virtualPacketData *dup() {
return newPacketData(*this);
}
Is this use of standard container classes (STL) as fields, but of
std::vector< L3Address> IntVector; is true? is there any wrong?
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I want to use Standard Container Classes for Fields of abstract L3Address SlectedNodes; // will use std::vector? I have made the following message declaration:
enter code here
packet PacketData {
@customize(true);
abstract L3Address SlectedNodes; // will use std::vector<L3Address >
}
In the generated C++ code i write the following C++ file :
#include <iostream>
#include <sstream>
#include "PacketData_m.h"
class PacketDataPacket : public PacketData_Base
{
protected:
std::vector<L3Address> SlectedNodes;// SlectedNodes= SlectedNodes
// helper method
void unsupported() {throw cRuntimeError("unsupported method called");}
public:
// SlectedNodes methods
virtual L3Address getSlectedNodes(unsigned int k) {return SlectedNodes[k];}
virtual void setSlectedNodes(unsigned int k, const L3Address& SlectedNodes)
{SlectedNodes[k]=L3Address& SlectedNodes;}
virtual void addSlectedNodes(const L3Address& SlectedNodes)
{SlectedNodes.push_back(L3Address& SlectedNodes);}
virtual void setSlectedNodesArraySize(unsigned int size)
{SlectedNodes.resize(size);}
virtualL3Address getSlectedNodesArraySize() const {return
SlectedNodes.size();}
};
Register_Class(PacketData);
Some additional boilerplate code
PacketData_Base::PacketData(const char *name=nullptr, int kind=0)
:PacketData_Base(name,kind) {
}
PacketData_Base:: PacketData(constPacketData& other)
:PacketData_Base(other.getName()) {
operator=(other);
}
PacketData& operator=(const PacketData& other) {
if (&other==this) return *this;
PacketData_Base::operator=(other);
SlectedNodes = other.SlectedNodes;
}
virtualPacketData *dup() {
return newPacketData(*this);
}
Is this use of standard container classes (STL) as fields, but of
std::vector< L3Address> IntVector; is true? is there any wrong?
omnet++
edited Nov 9 at 20:20
DaFois
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asked Nov 9 at 16:53
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I want to use Standard Container Classes for Fields of abstract L3Address SlectedNodes; // will use std::vector? I have made the following message declaration:
enter code here
packet PacketData {
@customize(true);
abstract L3Address SlectedNodes; // will use std::vector<L3Address >
}
In the generated C++ code i write the following C++ file :
#include <iostream>
#include <sstream>
#include "PacketData_m.h"
class PacketDataPacket : public PacketData_Base
{
protected:
std::vector<L3Address> SlectedNodes;// SlectedNodes= SlectedNodes
// helper method
void unsupported() {throw cRuntimeError("unsupported method called");}
public:
// SlectedNodes methods
virtual L3Address getSlectedNodes(unsigned int k) {return SlectedNodes[k];}
virtual void setSlectedNodes(unsigned int k, const L3Address& SlectedNodes)
{SlectedNodes[k]=L3Address& SlectedNodes;}
virtual void addSlectedNodes(const L3Address& SlectedNodes)
{SlectedNodes.push_back(L3Address& SlectedNodes);}
virtual void setSlectedNodesArraySize(unsigned int size)
{SlectedNodes.resize(size);}
virtualL3Address getSlectedNodesArraySize() const {return
SlectedNodes.size();}
};
Register_Class(PacketData);
Some additional boilerplate code
PacketData_Base::PacketData(const char *name=nullptr, int kind=0)
:PacketData_Base(name,kind) {
}
PacketData_Base:: PacketData(constPacketData& other)
:PacketData_Base(other.getName()) {
operator=(other);
}
PacketData& operator=(const PacketData& other) {
if (&other==this) return *this;
PacketData_Base::operator=(other);
SlectedNodes = other.SlectedNodes;
}
virtualPacketData *dup() {
return newPacketData(*this);
}
Is this use of standard container classes (STL) as fields, but of
std::vector< L3Address> IntVector; is true? is there any wrong?
omnet++
edited Nov 9 at 20:20
DaFois
1,85041418
asked Nov 9 at 16:53
محمد عسيري
63
I want to use Standard Container Classes for Fields of abstract L3Address SlectedNodes; // will use std::vector? I have made the following message declaration:
enter code here
packet PacketData {
@customize(true);
abstract L3Address SlectedNodes; // will use std::vector<L3Address >
}
In the generated C++ code i write the following C++ file :
#include <iostream>
#include <sstream>
#include "PacketData_m.h"
class PacketDataPacket : public PacketData_Base
{
protected:
std::vector<L3Address> SlectedNodes;// SlectedNodes= SlectedNodes
// helper method
void unsupported() {throw cRuntimeError("unsupported method called");}
public:
// SlectedNodes methods
virtual L3Address getSlectedNodes(unsigned int k) {return SlectedNodes[k];}
virtual void setSlectedNodes(unsigned int k, const L3Address& SlectedNodes)
{SlectedNodes[k]=L3Address& SlectedNodes;}
virtual void addSlectedNodes(const L3Address& SlectedNodes)
{SlectedNodes.push_back(L3Address& SlectedNodes);}
virtual void setSlectedNodesArraySize(unsigned int size)
{SlectedNodes.resize(size);}
virtualL3Address getSlectedNodesArraySize() const {return
SlectedNodes.size();}
};
Register_Class(PacketData);
Some additional boilerplate code
PacketData_Base::PacketData(const char *name=nullptr, int kind=0)
:PacketData_Base(name,kind) {
}
PacketData_Base:: PacketData(constPacketData& other)
:PacketData_Base(other.getName()) {
operator=(other);
}
PacketData& operator=(const PacketData& other) {
if (&other==this) return *this;
PacketData_Base::operator=(other);
SlectedNodes = other.SlectedNodes;
}
virtualPacketData *dup() {
return newPacketData(*this);
}
Is this use of standard container classes (STL) as fields, but of
std::vector< L3Address> IntVector; is true? is there any wrong?
omnet++
omnet++
edited Nov 9 at 20:20
DaFois
1,85041418
asked Nov 9 at 16:53
محمد عسيري
63
edited Nov 9 at 20:20
DaFois
1,85041418
asked Nov 9 at 16:53
محمد عسيري
63
edited Nov 9 at 20:20
DaFois
1,85041418
edited Nov 9 at 20:20
DaFois
1,85041418
edited Nov 9 at 20:20
DaFois
1,85041418
1,85041418
asked Nov 9 at 16:53
محمد عسيري
63
asked Nov 9 at 16:53
محمد عسيري
63
asked Nov 9 at 16:53
محمد عسيري
63
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