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// Created on: 1995-10-25
// Created by: Christian CAILLET
// Copyright (c) 1995-1999 Matra Datavision
// Copyright (c) 1999-2014 OPEN CASCADE SAS
//
// This file is part of Open CASCADE Technology software library.
//
// This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
// the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License version 2.1 as published
// by the Free Software Foundation, with special exception defined in the file
// OCCT_LGPL_EXCEPTION.txt. Consult the file LICENSE_LGPL_21.txt included in OCCT
// distribution for complete text of the license and disclaimer of any warranty.
//
// Alternatively, this file may be used under the terms of Open CASCADE
// commercial license or contractual agreement.
#ifndef _StepData_EnumTool_HeaderFile
#define _StepData_EnumTool_HeaderFile
#include <Standard.hxx>
#include <Standard_DefineAlloc.hxx>
#include <Standard_Handle.hxx>
#include <TCollection_AsciiString.hxx>
#include <NCollection_Sequence.hxx>
#include <Standard_CString.hxx>
class TCollection_AsciiString;
//! This class gives a way of conversion between the value of an
//! enumeration and its representation in STEP
//! An enumeration corresponds to an integer with reserved values,
//! which begin to 0
//! In STEP, it is represented by a name in capital letter and
//! limited by two dots, e.g. .UNKNOWN.
//!
//! EnumTool works with integers, it is just required to cast
//! between an integer and an enumeration of required type.
//!
//! Its definition is intended to allow static creation in once,
//! without having to recreate once for each use.
//!
//! It is possible to define subclasses on it, which directly give
//! the good list of definition texts, and accepts a enumeration
//! of the good type instead of an integer
class StepData_EnumTool
{
public:
DEFINE_STANDARD_ALLOC
//! Creates an EnumTool with definitions given by e0 .. e<max>
//! Each definition string can bring one term, or several
//! separated by blanks. Each term corresponds to one value of the
//! enumeration, if dots are not presents they are added
//!
//! Such a static constructor allows to build a static description
//! as : static StepData_EnumTool myenumtool("e0","e1"...);
//! then use it without having to initialise it
//!
//! A null definition can be input by given "$" :the corresponding
//! position is attached to "null/undefined" value (as one
//! particular item of the enumeration list)
Standard_EXPORT StepData_EnumTool(const char* const e0 = "",
const char* const e1 = "",
const char* const e2 = "",
const char* const e3 = "",
const char* const e4 = "",
const char* const e5 = "",
const char* const e6 = "",
const char* const e7 = "",
const char* const e8 = "",
const char* const e9 = "",
const char* const e10 = "",
const char* const e11 = "",
const char* const e12 = "",
const char* const e13 = "",
const char* const e14 = "",
const char* const e15 = "",
const char* const e16 = "",
const char* const e17 = "",
const char* const e18 = "",
const char* const e19 = "",
const char* const e20 = "",
const char* const e21 = "",
const char* const e22 = "",
const char* const e23 = "",
const char* const e24 = "",
const char* const e25 = "",
const char* const e26 = "",
const char* const e27 = "",
const char* const e28 = "",
const char* const e29 = "",
const char* const e30 = "",
const char* const e31 = "",
const char* const e32 = "",
const char* const e33 = "",
const char* const e34 = "",
const char* const e35 = "",
const char* const e36 = "",
const char* const e37 = "",
const char* const e38 = "",
const char* const e39 = "");
//! Processes a definition, splits it according blanks if any
//! empty definitions are ignored
//! A null definition can be input by given "$" :the corresponding
//! position is attached to "null/undefined" value (as one
//! particular item of the enumeration list)
//! See also IsSet
Standard_EXPORT void AddDefinition(const char* const term);
//! Returns True if at least one definition has been entered after
//! creation time (i.e. by AddDefinition only)
//!
//! This allows to build a static description by a first pass :
//! static StepData_EnumTool myenumtool("e0" ...);
//! ...
//! if (!myenumtool.IsSet()) { for further inits
//! myenumtool.AddDefinition("e21");
//! ...
//! }
Standard_EXPORT bool IsSet() const;
//! Returns the maximum integer for a suitable value
//! Remark : while values begin at zero, MaxValue is the count of
//! recorded values minus one
Standard_EXPORT int MaxValue() const;
//! Sets or Unsets the EnumTool to accept undefined value (for
//! optional field). Ignored if no null value is defined (by "$")
//! Can be changed during execution (to read each field),
//! Default is True (if a null value is defined)
Standard_EXPORT void Optional(const bool mode);
//! Returns the value attached to "null/undefined value"
//! If none is specified or if Optional has been set to False,
//! returns -1
//! Null Value has been specified by definition "$"
Standard_EXPORT int NullValue() const;
//! Returns the text which corresponds to a given numeric value
//! It is limited by dots
//! If num is out of range, returns an empty string
Standard_EXPORT const TCollection_AsciiString& Text(const int num) const;
//! Returns the numeric value found for a text
//! The text must be in capitals and limited by dots
//! A non-suitable text gives a negative value to be returned
Standard_EXPORT int Value(const char* const txt) const;
//! Same as above but works on an AsciiString
Standard_EXPORT int Value(const TCollection_AsciiString& txt) const;
private:
NCollection_Sequence<TCollection_AsciiString> thetexts;
int theinit;
bool theopt;
};
#endif // _StepData_EnumTool_HeaderFile