tz::handle< T > Class Template Reference

Description

template<typename T>
class tz::handle< T >

Represents a generic opaque handle.

To create your own opaque handle types, simply create a type alias for a handle<T> where T is any unique type identifier.

#include "handle.hpp"

Public Member Functions
std::underlying_type_t< hanval >	peek () const
	Disregard the concept of "opaqueness" of an opaque handle by peeking at the underlying value. You should avoid the use of this outside of debug tools.
handle &	operator= (hanval value)
	Assign a handle to the null handle, meaning it is now invalid.
bool	operator== (nullhand_t) const
	Compare a handle to the null handle. This comparison will return false if the handle is valid.
bool	operator!= (nullhand_t) const
	Compare a handle to the null handle. This comparison will return true if the handle is valid.

Member Function Documentation

peek()

template<typename T>

std::underlying_type_t< hanval > tz::handle< T >::peek ( ) const

inline

Disregard the concept of "opaqueness" of an opaque handle by peeking at the underlying value. You should avoid the use of this outside of debug tools.

operator=()

template<typename T>

handle & tz::handle< T >::operator= ( hanval value )

inline

Assign a handle to the null handle, meaning it is now invalid.

operator==()

template<typename T>

bool tz::handle< T >::operator== ( nullhand_t ) const

inline

Compare a handle to the null handle. This comparison will return false if the handle is valid.

operator!=()

template<typename T>

bool tz::handle< T >::operator!= ( nullhand_t ) const

inline

Compare a handle to the null handle. This comparison will return true if the handle is valid.