The Entry class encapsulates table metadata(table name, row id) and data for new and existing entries in the database to operate on. More...

#include <aentry.h>

Inheritance diagram for experimental::AEntry:

Public Member Functions
	AEntry (const AEntry &)=default

AEntry &	operator= (const AEntry &)=default

	AEntry (DataPosition position_)

	AEntry (TableData table_data)

	AEntry (DataPosition position_, TableData table_data)

void	setData (TableData table_data)

void	setPosition (DataPosition position_)

const DataPosition &	getPosition ()

const TableData &	getData ()

Public Attributes
TableData	tableData

Protected Attributes
DataPosition	position

Detailed Description

The Entry class encapsulates table metadata(table name, row id) and data for new and existing entries in the database to operate on.

[G]: Define what data is public and what not. For objects such as DataPosition which are consumable its no biggy. Are entries the same? If so we could avoid getters and setters [F]: In the way we are using the entries atm, we do access and edit the TableData quite frequently. Maybe the data could be public, but the position private? Except for creating a new entry, the position should never really be changed.

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

src/experimental/aentry.h
src/experimental/aentry.cpp

Public Member Functions

Public Attributes

Protected Attributes

Detailed Description