Gromacs
2024.4
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#include <gromacs/utility/include/gromacs/utility/keyvaluetreetransform.h>
Provides methods to specify one transformation rule.
Classes | |
class | AfterFrom |
Properties that can be specified after from(). More... | |
class | ToObject |
Properties that can be specified after from().toObject(). More... | |
class | ToValue |
Properties that can be specified after from().to(). More... | |
Public Member Functions | |
KeyValueTreeTransformRuleBuilder (internal::KeyValueTreeTransformerImpl *impl, const KeyValueTreePath &prefix) | |
Internal constructor for creating a builder. | |
KeyValueTreeTransformRuleBuilder (KeyValueTreeTransformRuleBuilder &&)=default | |
Supports returning the builder from IKeyValueTreeTransformRules::addRule(). | |
KeyValueTreeTransformRuleBuilder & | operator= (KeyValueTreeTransformRuleBuilder &&)=default |
Supports returning the builder from IKeyValueTreeTransformRules::addRule(). | |
template<typename FromType > | |
AfterFrom< FromType > | from (const KeyValueTreePath &path) |
Specifies a rule that maps a value at given path. More... | |
void | keyMatchType (const KeyValueTreePath &path, StringCompareType keyMatchType) |
Specifies how strings are matched when matching rules against a path. More... | |
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Specifies a rule that maps a value at given path.
FromType | Type of value expected at path . |
[in] | path | Path to map in this rule. |
If the input tree has path
, but it is not of type FromType
, the transform will produce an error.
It is an error to use the same path in two from() rules. Similarly, it is an error to use a child path of a path used in a different from() rule.
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Specifies how strings are matched when matching rules against a path.
For properties of the object at path
, keyMatchType
is used for string comparison.
This rule must be specified first for a path, before any other from() rule specifies the path or a subpath. The rule only applies to immediate properties at the given path, not recursively. It is an error to specify the match type multiple times for a path.