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Lister Class Reference

Does anybody read these things? Anyway, Lister is the maintainer of the list, and is interested in changes made to keep it current. More...

#include <Lister.hpp>

Inheritance diagram for Lister::

List of all members.

Public Methods
	Lister (void)
	Default constructor.
virtual	~Lister (void)
	Virtual destructor.
bool	operator== (ListerCref) const
	Equality test.
void	initialize (void)
	Called once to get the list ready. More...
virtual void	event (corelinux::Event< corelinux::Identifier > *) throw ( corelinux::NullPointerException )
	Called by the subject when an event we are interested in gets generated. More...
Protected Methods
	Lister (ListerCref) throw ( corelinux::Assertion )
	Copy constructor.
ListerRef	operator= (ListerCref) throw ( corelinux::Assertion )
	Assignment operator.

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Detailed Description

Does anybody read these things? Anyway, Lister is the maintainer of the list, and is interested in changes made to keep it current.

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Member Function Documentation

void Lister::event (  corelinux::Event< corelinux::Identifier > *    )  throw ( corelinux::NullPointerException ) [virtual]

Called by the subject when an event we are interested in gets generated. Parameters: Event  pointer to event

void Lister::initialize (  void    )

Called once to get the list ready. I'm sure there are more imaginitive ways. This is actually a by product of hurried example writing, violating many of my own standards. Well, my son had a baseball game I had to go to so I cut it short!

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

• Lister.hpp
• Lister.cpp

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