makVrv::DtProxy Class Reference

The Proxy base class. Proxies are objects that let users interact with objects that may or may not exist locally on their machine. For example, if a programmer wants to resize a window it would be nice if he could do that the same way whether or not the code was running on a slave (with a window) or as a master (with the window in another process, possibly another machine). Proxies are the solution.

Proxies provide an interface to objects that don't necessarily exist in the same process as the proxy. Proxies exist only for realized configurations. If the proxy does exist in the same process as the object it uses a proctor to direct the call to the object. If the proxy does not exist in the same process as the object it sends a message.

Inheritance diagram for makVrv::DtProxy:

Public Member Functions
	DtProxy ()
virtual void	makeInvalid ()
bool	isValid () const
void	validate () const

Protected Attributes
bool	myValidFlag

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

makVrv::DtProxy::DtProxy

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CTOR.

Member Function Documentation

virtual void makVrv::DtProxy::makeInvalid ( )

virtual

Make this proxy invalid.

bool makVrv::DtProxy::isValid ( void  ) const

inline

Return the valid state of the proxy.

Return values

true	if proxy is valid.
false	otherwise.

void makVrv::DtProxy::validate ( ) const

inline

Check to see if the proxy is valid. This function must be called at the beginning of any public function in a derived proctor class.

Exceptions

DtCorruptedState

if proxy is in an invalid state.

Member Data Documentation

bool makVrv::DtProxy::myValidFlag

protected

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

• /data/exports/nrhent7-1/nightly/docs/vrForces.vrf5-1-branch/include/vrvUtil/DtProxy.h