Inheritance diagram for oaWinNS:
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oaWinNS () | |
oaWinNS (const oaWinNS &ns) | |
~oaWinNS () | |
oaWinNS & | operator= (const oaWinNS &ns) |
The Windows namespace reflects the rules for creating directory names on Windows filesystems. It is used internally by OpenAccess to create cell and view directory names in libraries that are stored on such filesystems. This does not mean that applications must use this name space directly. The name mapping provided by the oaScalarNames used in the API allows the application to create the names with any name space they prefer.
The Windows name space supports only scalar names. It does not support indexed, vectored, bundled, or hierarchical names. The Windows name space is case-insensitive and has reserved keywords. See the Windows Name Space Section of the Programmers Guide for a more detailed description of the characteristics of the Windows name space.
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This function constructs the oaWinNS instance. |
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This function creates a copy of the specified oaWinNS object. |
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This is the destructor function for the oaWinNS class. |
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These is the assignment operator for the oaWinNS class. It copies ns.hexDelimiter and ns.upperDelimiter to this namespace.
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