A description scope defines a set of attributes which have the same ocurrences. More...
#include <DescriptionScope.hxx>
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| SchemaError (const std::string &msg) | |
 Public Member Functions inherited from CLAM::Err | |
| Err () throw () | |
| Err (const char *msg) throw () | |
| Err (const Err &) throw () | |
| virtual | ~Err () throw () |
| void | Print (void) const throw () |
| virtual const char * | what () const throw () |
| void | Embed (const std::exception &) throw () |
| void | Embed (const char *str) throw () |
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| Protected Attributes inherited from CLAM::Err | |
| char * | mMsg |
Detailed Description
A description scope defines a set of attributes which have the same ocurrences.
For example, some attributes will have one occurrence by each note, while some others will have one occurrence by each frame. Thus, we talk about Frame scope, Note scope...
At least that you were modifying the DescriptionScheme and DescriptionDataPool implementations, or something related, you shouldn't use this class directly, use DescriptionScheme instead.
- See also:
- Semantical Analysis module, for more information on that.
Definition at line 45 of file DescriptionScope.hxx.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
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Definition at line 48 of file DescriptionScope.hxx.
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