SignalKey tracks a specific function triggered by a signal. For now, its just a value pair.
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#include <Signal.h>
SignalKey tracks a specific function triggered by a signal. For now, its just a value pair.
emp::SignalKey::SignalKey |
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uint32_t |
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emp::SignalKey::SignalKey |
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const SignalKey & |
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emp::SignalKey::~SignalKey |
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void emp::SignalKey::Clear |
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uint32_t emp::SignalKey::GetID |
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What is the KeyID associated with this signal key.
uint32_t emp::SignalKey::GetSignalID |
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What is the ID of the signal that this key is associated with.
bool emp::SignalKey::IsActive |
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Is this key currently pointing to a signal action?
emp::SignalKey::operator bool |
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bool emp::SignalKey::operator!= |
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const SignalKey & |
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Are two signal keys different?
bool emp::SignalKey::operator< |
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const SignalKey & |
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bool emp::SignalKey::operator<= |
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const SignalKey & |
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bool emp::SignalKey::operator== |
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const SignalKey & |
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Are two signal keys identical?
bool emp::SignalKey::operator> |
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const SignalKey & |
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bool emp::SignalKey::operator>= |
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const SignalKey & |
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void emp::SignalKey::Set |
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uint32_t |
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Set this key to specified values.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file: