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BufferAccessC::BufferAccessC(void) BufferAccessC::BufferAccessC(const BufferAccessC &) BufferAccessC::BufferAccessC(DataT *) BufferAccessC::ReferenceElm(void) const BufferAccessC::ReferenceVoid(void) const BufferAccessC::IsValid(void) const BufferAccessC::operator [](const IndexC) const BufferAccessC::operator [](const IndexC) BufferAccessC::operator +=(IndexC) BufferAccessC::operator -=(IndexC) BufferAccessC::operator -(IndexC) const BufferAccessC::operator +(IndexC) const BufferAccessC::operator ==(const BufferAccessC &) const BufferAccessC::operator !=(const BufferAccessC &) const

RangeBufferAccessC
SizeBufferAccessC

DataT * buff;

BufferAccessC()

Default constructor.

BufferAccessC(const BufferAccessC<DataT> & b)

Default constructor.

BufferAccessC(DataT * dat)

Constructor.

DataT * ReferenceElm() const

Returns the pointer to the reference element of the attached buffer. The reference element need not to be the valid element of the buffer.

void * ReferenceVoid() const

Returns the pointer to the reference element of the attached buffer. The reference element need not to be the valid element of the buffer. The function is intended to be used in printing.

bool IsValid() const

Returns TRUE if this buffer access is not a default access object.

const DataT & operator [](const IndexC i) const

Read-only access to the ('i'+1)-th element of the buffer.

DataT & operator [](const IndexC i)

Read-write access to the ('i'+1)-th element of the buffer.

const BufferAccessC<DataT> & operator +=(IndexC ind)

Inplace Add index to start position.

const BufferAccessC<DataT> & operator -=(IndexC ind)

Inplace Subtract index from start position.

BufferAccessC<DataT> operator -(IndexC ind) const

Substract value from position, and return it as a new value.

BufferAccessC<DataT> operator +(IndexC ind) const

Substract value from position, and return it as a new value.

bool operator ==(const BufferAccessC<DataT> & ba) const

Are two accesses the same ?

bool operator !=(const BufferAccessC<DataT> & ba) const

Are two accesses the same ?