Pseudo formatter for stencils. More...

#include <formatters.hpp>

Public Member Functions
const ecl::Stencil< Container > &	operator() (const ecl::Stencil< Container > &stencil)

virtual	~StencilFormatter ()

Detailed Description

template<typename ValueType, typename Container, typename Enable = void>
class ecl::formatters::StencilFormatter< ValueType, Container, Enable >

Pseudo formatter for stencils.

These do nothing but pass the stencil back for streaming which should have its own << operator.

Do not use this class directly, rather call it via either the Array or Format classes explicitly. This makes the code more readable. e.g.

Stencil< Array<int, 5> >::Formatter format_1;

Format< Stencil< Array<int,4> > > format_2; // same thing

Template Parameters

ValueType	: the underlying container's element type.
Container	: the underlying container storage.
Enable	: dummy template parameter used for mpl.

Definition at line 80 of file stencil/formatters.hpp.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ ~StencilFormatter()

template<typename ValueType , typename Container , typename Enable = void>

virtual ecl::formatters::StencilFormatter< ValueType, Container, Enable >::~StencilFormatter ( )

inlinevirtual

Definition at line 87 of file stencil/formatters.hpp.

Member Function Documentation

◆ operator()()

template<typename ValueType , typename Container , typename Enable = void>

const ecl::Stencil< Container >& ecl::formatters::StencilFormatter< ValueType, Container, Enable >::operator() ( const ecl::Stencil< Container > & stencil )

inline

Pseudo formatter method, simply returns the underlying stencil which has its own stream operator.

Parameters

stencil : the stencil to be formatted.

Returns: Stencil< Container > : just returns the input array.

Definition at line 95 of file stencil/formatters.hpp.

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

stencil/formatters.hpp