bison does not support vector very well, so here create a dummy class for string array.
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#include <BookshelfDataBase.h>
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typedef vector< string > | base_type |
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bison does not support vector very well, so here create a dummy class for string array.
Definition at line 61 of file BookshelfDataBase.h.
| BookshelfParser::StringArray::StringArray |
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const allocator_type & |
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| BookshelfParser::StringArray::StringArray |
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const value_type & |
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const allocator_type & |
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constructor
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| n | number of values |
| val | data value |
| alloc | memory allocator |
Definition at line 79 of file BookshelfDataBase.h.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file: