Unigine::Pair Class

Header:

#include <UniginePair.h>

A pair container template. The class has the first and the second members that allow access to the corresponding elements of the pair.

Methods:

Name	Description View: Sort by:
Pair	Default constructor that produces an empty pair.
Pair	Replaces the pair with a given one.
operator =	Assignment operator for the pair.
swap	Swaps two pairs.
operator ==	Checks if both elements of pairs are equal.
operator !=	Checks if two pairs are not equal.
operator <	Checks if the pair is less than a given one: compares the first elements and only if they are equal, compares the second elements.
operator >	Checks if the pair is greater than a given one: compares the first elements and only if they are equal, compares the second elements.
operator <=	Checks if the pair is less than or equal to a given one: compares the first elements and if they are equal, compares the second elements.
operator >=	Checks if the pair is greater than or equal to a given one: compares the first elements and if they are equal, compares the second elements.

Pair Class

Members

Pair ( ) #

Default constructor that produces an empty pair.

Pair ( const TypeFirst& f, const TypeSecond& s ) #

Constructor. Creates a pair of given elements.

Arguments

const TypeFirst& f - First pair element.
const TypeSecond& s - Second pair element.

void Pair ( const Pair<OtherFirst,OtherSecond>& o ) #

Replaces the pair with a given one.

Arguments

const Pair<OtherFirst,OtherSecond>& o - Pair.

void Pair ( Pair<OtherFirst,OtherSecond>& o ) #

Replaces the pair with a given one.

Arguments

Pair<OtherFirst,OtherSecond>& o - Pair.

void Pair ( OtherFirst&& f, OtherSecond&& s ) #

Replaces the pair elements with given ones.

Arguments

OtherFirst&& f - First pair element.
OtherSecond&& s - Second pair element.

Pair<TypeFirst, TypeSecond> & operator= ( Pair<OtherFirst,OtherSecond>& o ) #

Assignment operator for the pair.

Arguments

Pair<OtherFirst,OtherSecond>& o - Pair to be assigned.

void swap ( Pair& o ) #

Swaps two pairs.

Arguments

Pair& o - Pair to swap.

bool operator== ( const Pair<OtherFirst,OtherSecond>& o ) const#

Checks if both elements of pairs are equal.

Arguments

const Pair<OtherFirst,OtherSecond>& o - Pair.

Return value

Returns 1 if pairs are equal; otherwise, 0 is returned.

bool operator!= ( const Pair<OtherFirst,OtherSecond>& o ) const#

Checks if two pairs are not equal.

Arguments

const Pair<OtherFirst,OtherSecond>& o - Pair.

Return value

Returns 1 if pairs are not equal; otherwise, 0 is returned.

bool operator< ( const Pair<OtherFirst,OtherSecond>& o ) const#

Checks if the pair is less than a given one: compares the first elements and only if they are equal, compares the second elements.

Arguments

const Pair<OtherFirst,OtherSecond>& o - Pair.

Return value

Returns 1 if the pair is less than a given one; otherwise, 0 is returned.

bool operator> ( const Pair<OtherFirst,OtherSecond>& o ) const#

Checks if the pair is greater than a given one: compares the first elements and only if they are equal, compares the second elements.

Arguments

const Pair<OtherFirst,OtherSecond>& o - Pair.

Return value

Returns 1 if the pair is greater than a given one; otherwise, 0 is returned.

bool operator<= ( const Pair<OtherFirst,OtherSecond>& o ) const#

Checks if the pair is less than or equal to a given one: compares the first elements and if they are equal, compares the second elements.

Arguments

const Pair<OtherFirst,OtherSecond>& o - Pair.

Return value

Returns 1 if the pair is less than or equal to a given one; otherwise, 0 is returned.

bool operator>= ( const Pair<OtherFirst,OtherSecond>& o ) const#

Checks if the pair is greater than or equal to a given one: compares the first elements and if they are equal, compares the second elements.

Arguments

const Pair<OtherFirst,OtherSecond>& o - Pair.

Return value

Returns 1 if the pair is greater than or equal to a given one; otherwise, 0 is returned.

Last update: 2022-01-21

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