MemCore::MutableName Class Reference

A class holding a string whose changes are announced to a set of listeners. More...

#include <elementary/memcore/Name.hpp>

Inheritance diagram for MemCore::MutableName:

Classes
class	Notifier
	Base class of some listener. More...

Public Member Functions
void	addNameChangeNotifier (const WeakPtr< Notifier > &)
	Add a new listener.
std::string	BaseName (const char Separator) const
	return the name of this item cropped anything after the Separator
const std::string &	getName () const
	The name of the object.
	MutableName (const std::string &theName)
	Construct from text.
const std::string &	Name () const
	The name of the object.
void	rename (const std::string &newName)
	rename, same as setName()
void	setName (const std::string &newName)
	Set a new name.

Static Public Member Functions
static std::string	BaseName (const std::string &theName, const char Separator)
	return the name of this item cropped anything after the Separator

Detailed Description

A class holding a string whose changes are announced to a set of listeners.

Member Function Documentation

BaseName()

std::string MemCore::MutableName::BaseName ( const std::string &  theName, const char  Separator  )

static

return the name of this item cropped anything after the Separator

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