t_broke Struct Reference

#include <broke.h>

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Public Member Functions
const char *	chName () const
void	zero ()
void	comment (t_warnings &)
	t_broke ()
Public Member Functions inherited from module
	module ()
virtual	~module ()

Public Attributes
bool	lgBroke
bool	lgFixit
bool	lgPrintFixits
bool	lgCheckit

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

t_broke()

t_broke::t_broke ( )

inline

References lgBroke, lgCheckit, lgFixit, and lgPrintFixits.

Member Function Documentation

chName()

const char * t_broke::chName ( ) const

inlinevirtual

Implements module.

comment()

void t_broke::comment ( t_warnings & w )

virtual

Implements module.

References t_warnings::bangin(), broke, DEBUG_ENTRY, Singleton< t_version >::Inst(), lgCheckit, lgFixit, and t_warnings::warnin().

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zero()

void t_broke::zero ( void )

inlinevirtual

Implements module.

Member Data Documentation

lgBroke

bool t_broke::lgBroke

logical flag saying that the code is broken, set by calling broken(); causes a warning to be printed at the end of the calculation. prototype is in cddefines.h

Referenced by t_broke().

lgCheckit

bool t_broke::lgCheckit

says that new code is in place that needs to be checked

Referenced by comment(), and t_broke().

lgFixit

bool t_broke::lgFixit

flag set with call to fixit, says that code needs attention, but not broken. only causes a caution.

Referenced by comment(), and t_broke().

lgPrintFixits

bool t_broke::lgPrintFixits

Referenced by t_broke().

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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following files:

• broke.h
• broke.cpp