symmetri::Callback Class Reference

Callback is a wrapper around any type that you to tie to a transition. Typically this is an invokable object, such as a function, that executes some side-effects, but it can by anything if you implement a fire function for it. The output can be used to communicate success or failure to the petri-net executor. You can create custom behavior by defining a tailored "Token fire(const A&)" for your class A. More...

#include <callback.h>

Public Member Functions
template<typename Transition>
	Callback (Transition callback)
	Construct a new Callback object.
template<typename T, typename... Args>
	Callback (identity< T >, Args &&...args)
	Callback (Callback &&f)=default
Callback &	operator= (Callback &&other)=default
	Callback (const Callback &o)=delete
Callback &	operator= (const Callback &other)=delete
auto	getEndTime () const

Friends
Token	fire (const Callback &callback)
Eventlog	getLog (const Callback &callback)
bool	isSynchronous (const Callback &callback)
void	cancel (const Callback &callback)
void	pause (const Callback &callback)
void	resume (const Callback &callback)

Detailed Description

Callback is a wrapper around any type that you to tie to a transition. Typically this is an invokable object, such as a function, that executes some side-effects, but it can by anything if you implement a fire function for it. The output can be used to communicate success or failure to the petri-net executor. You can create custom behavior by defining a tailored "Token fire(const A&)" for your class A.

Random note, this class is inspired/taken by Sean Parents' talk "inheritance is the base class of evil".

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Callback()

template<typename Transition>

symmetri::Callback::Callback ( Transition callback )

inline

Construct a new Callback object.

Parameters

callback

is the Callback instance

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

• symmetri/include/symmetri/callback.h