This is used by Tree to parse symbolic paths into their components.
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#include <Tree.h>
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Public Member Functions |
| Path (const std::string &symbolic) |
| Constructor.
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std::string | parentsThrough (std::vector< std::string >::const_iterator end) const |
| Used to generate error messages during path lookup.
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Public Attributes |
Result | result |
| Status and error message from the constructor.
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std::string | symbolic |
| The exact argument given to the constructor.
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std::vector< std::string > | parents |
| The directories needed to traverse to get to the target.
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std::string | target |
| The final component of the path.
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Detailed Description
This is used by Tree to parse symbolic paths into their components.
Definition at line 227 of file Tree.h.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
Constructor.
- Parameters:
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symbolic | A path delimited by slashes. This must begin with a slash. (It should not include "/root" to arrive at the root directory.) |
- Warning:
- The caller must check "result" to see if the path was parsed successfully.
Definition at line 226 of file Tree.cc.
Member Function Documentation
Used to generate error messages during path lookup.
- Parameters:
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end | The last component of 'parents' to include in the returned string; this is typically the component that caused an error in path traversal. |
- Returns:
- The prefix of 'parents' up to and including the given end position. This is returned as a slash-delimited string not including "/root".
Definition at line 261 of file Tree.cc.
Member Data Documentation
Status and error message from the constructor.
Possible errors are:
- INVALID_ARGUMENT if path is malformed.
Definition at line 258 of file Tree.h.
The exact argument given to the constructor.
Definition at line 263 of file Tree.h.
The directories needed to traverse to get to the target.
This usually begins with "root" to get from the super root to the root directory, then includes the components of the symbolic path up to but not including the target. If the symbolic path is "/", this will be empty.
Definition at line 271 of file Tree.h.
The final component of the path.
This is usually at the end of the symbolic path. If the symbolic path is "/", this will be "root", used to get from the super root to the root directory.
Definition at line 278 of file Tree.h.
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