Defines a datum target data. More...

#include <cadex/PMI/SemanticAttribute.hxx>

Inheritance diagram for cadex::PMI::DatumTargetAttribute:

Public Member Functions
	DatumTargetAttribute ()
	Constructor.

	DatumTargetAttribute (size_t theIndex, const UTF16String &theDescription)
	Constructor.

void	SetIndex (size_t theIndex)
	Sets the index.

size_t	Index () const
	Returns the index.

void	SetDescription (const UTF16String &theValue)
	Set the description.

const UTF16String &	Description () const
	Returns the description.

Public Member Functions inherited from cadex::PMI::SemanticAttribute
void	Accept (SemanticAttributeVisitor &theVisitor) const

Public Member Functions inherited from cadex::BaseObject
size_t	Id () const
	Return unique identifier of public object.

internal::BaseObjectImpl *	Impl () const

bool	IsNull () const

	operator bool () const

template<typename T >
bool	IsOfType () const

template<typename T >
T *	Impl () const
	Reserved for internal use.

Static Public Member Functions
static bool	CompareType (const BaseObject &theObject)
	Returns true if theObject has the DatumTargetAttribute type.

Static Public Member Functions inherited from cadex::PMI::SemanticAttribute
static bool	CompareType (const BaseObject &theObject)
	Returns true if theObject has the SemanticAttribute type.

Protected Member Functions
	DatumTargetAttribute (const ImplType &theImpl)

Protected Member Functions inherited from cadex::PMI::SemanticAttribute
	SemanticAttribute (const ImplType &theImpl)

Protected Member Functions inherited from cadex::BaseObject
	BaseObject (const ImplType &theImpl)

Additional Inherited Members
Public Types inherited from cadex::BaseObject
typedef std::shared_ptr< internal::BaseObjectImpl >	ImplType

Detailed Description

Defines a datum target data.

Contains a description (e.g. a point, line or limited area of the part surface) and an index (if the datum is composite).

Member Function Documentation

size_t cadex::PMI::DatumTargetAttribute::Index ( ) const

Returns the index.

Returns 1 by default.