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#define	BIO_DEFAULT_IDENTIFIABLE_CONSTRUCTORS(ns, class, ...)

#define	BIO_DEFAULT_IDENTIFIABLE_CONSTRUCTORS_WITH_COMMON_CONSTRUCTOR(ns, class, ...)

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ BIO_DEFAULT_IDENTIFIABLE_CONSTRUCTORS

#define BIO_DEFAULT_IDENTIFIABLE_CONSTRUCTORS	(	ns,
		class,
		...
	)

Value:

class() :                                                                      \
    ns::Class< class >(this, __VA_ARGS__)                                      \
{}                                                                             \
explicit class(const ::bio::Name& name) :                                      \
    ns::Class< class >(this, name, __VA_ARGS__)                                \
{}                                                                             \
explicit class(const ::bio::Id& id) :                                          \
    ns::Class< class >(this, id, __VA_ARGS__)                                  \
{}

Defines constructors for classes deriving from chemical::Class and beyond.
These will allow you to construct your object with either a name or an id.
We also define the empty constructor for when neither name nor id are supplied.

IMPORTANT: despite using VA_ARGS, this will fail if nothing more than the namespace and class are provided.
At a minimum, you MUST ALSO INCLUDE THE Filter AFTER class!
e.g. BIO_DEFAULT_IDENTIFIABLE_CONSTRUCTORS(my_namespace, MyClass, filter::Default())

NOTE: if your class has multiple template args or otherwise uses commas in its name, you must enclose it in BIO_SINGLE_ARG() so as to not have it be considered part of the VA_ARGS.

Parameters

ns	the namespace of the class
class	the name of the class
...	all arguments to the ns::Class<class>(...) constructor.

◆ BIO_DEFAULT_IDENTIFIABLE_CONSTRUCTORS_WITH_COMMON_CONSTRUCTOR

#define BIO_DEFAULT_IDENTIFIABLE_CONSTRUCTORS_WITH_COMMON_CONSTRUCTOR	(	ns,
		class,
		...
	)