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Gray C++ Libraries
0.0.2
A set of C++ libraries for MSVC, GNU on Windows, WinCE, Linux
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#include <cListNodeRef.h>
Protected Member Functions | |
virtual void | put_Parent (PARENT_t *pParent) |
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virtual void | put_Parent (cListBase *pParent) |
cListNodeBase () noexcept | |
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const void * | get_HeapPtr () const noexcept override |
Get the top level (outermost, freeable) class pointer. I can delete get_HeapPtr(). More... | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
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_TYPE_REC * | get_Next () const |
_TYPE_REC * | get_Prev () const |
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virtual | ~cListNodeBase () |
cListBase * | get_Parent () const noexcept |
cListNodeBase * | get_Next () const noexcept |
cListNodeBase * | get_Prev () const noexcept |
bool | hasParent () const noexcept |
void | RemoveFromParent () |
virtual HRESULT | DisposeThis () |
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cHeapObject () | |
virtual | ~cHeapObject () |
bool | IsValidInsideN (INT_PTR index) const |
bool | IsValidInsidePtr (void const *pTest) const |
virtual size_t | GetHeapStatsThis (OUT ITERATE_t &iAllocCount) const |
virtual bool | isValidCheck () const noexcept |
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cRefBase (int iRefCount=0) noexcept | |
virtual | ~cRefBase () |
int | get_RefCount () const noexcept |
HASHCODE_t | get_HashCode () const noexcept |
STDMETHOD_ (HASHCODE_t, get_HashCodeX)() const noexcept | |
virtual void | onFinalRelease () |
bool | isValidObj () const noexcept |
STDMETHOD_ (ULONG, AddRef)(void) override | |
STDMETHOD_ (ULONG, Release)(void) override | |
STDMETHOD() | QueryInterface (const IID &riid, void __RPC_FAR *__RPC_FAR *ppvObject) override |
void | IncRefCount () |
void | DecRefCount () |
bool | isStaticConstruct () const noexcept |
void | StaticConstruct () |
void | StaticDestruct () |
bool | isDestructing () noexcept |
void | SetDestructing () |
A smart pointer referenced node in a linked list. Attaching to my parent/list puts a Smart Pointer reference on me. For Objects that are in cListT and based on cHeapObject, cListNodeBase and cRefBase
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inlineprotectedvirtual |
being in the list acts like a reference.