ns-3
ns3::CallbackValue Class Reference
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Public Member Functions

 CallbackValue (const CallbackBase &base)
void Set (CallbackBase base)
template<typename T >
bool GetAccessor (T &value) const
virtual Ptr< AttributeValueCopy (void) const
virtual std::string SerializeToString (Ptr< const AttributeChecker > checker) const
virtual bool DeserializeFromString (std::string value, Ptr< const AttributeChecker > checker)

Member Function Documentation

Ptr< AttributeValue > ns3::CallbackValue::Copy ( void  ) const
virtual
Returns:
a deep copy of this class, wrapped into an Attribute object.

Implements ns3::AttributeValue.

bool ns3::CallbackValue::DeserializeFromString ( std::string  value,
Ptr< const AttributeChecker checker 
)
virtual
Parameters:
valuea string representation of the value
checkera pointer to the checker associated to the attribute.
Returns:
true if the input string was correctly-formatted and could be successfully deserialized, false otherwise.

Upon return of this function, this AttributeValue instance contains the deserialized value. In most cases, this method will not make any use of the checker argument. However, in a very limited set of cases, the checker argument is needed to perform proper serialization. A nice example of code which needs it is the EnumValue::SerializeToString code.

Implements ns3::AttributeValue.

std::string ns3::CallbackValue::SerializeToString ( Ptr< const AttributeChecker checker) const
virtual
Parameters:
checkerthe checker associated to the attribute
Returns:
a string representation of this value.

In most cases, this method will not make any use of the checker argument. However, in a very limited set of cases, the checker argument is needed to perform proper serialization. A nice example of code which needs it is the EnumValue::SerializeToString code.

Implements ns3::AttributeValue.


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