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Detailed Description

mcBracket

mcParenthesis allows the user to type both the wxT("(") and the ")" placing them in the place he wants.

Definition at line 198 of file Parenthesis.h.


Public Member Functions
bool	data_isValidContainerFor (mcElementType t) const
	Returns TRUE if this element can safely contain the given element type.
mcWRAPPER bool	data_isLeftBracket () const
mcWRAPPER wxString	data_GetSymbol () const
mcWRAPPER void	data_SetAsLeftBracket ()
mcWRAPPER void	data_SetAsRightBracket ()
Private Member Functions
	mcDEFINE_MAIN_CLASS (Parenthesis, mcDecoration)

Member Function Documentation

mcWRAPPER wxString mcParenthesis::data_GetSymbol ( ) const [inline]

Definition at line 209 of file Parenthesis.h.

References mcWRAPPER.

mcWRAPPER bool mcParenthesis::data_isLeftBracket ( ) const [inline]

Definition at line 207 of file Parenthesis.h.

References mcWRAPPER.

Referenced by mcPolynomialHelpers::data_ReplaceParentheses().

bool mcParenthesis::data_isValidContainerFor ( mcElementType t ) const [inline, virtual]

Returns TRUE if this element can safely contain the given element type.

Without this function a lot of errors could be undetectable:

        mcPolynomial pol; // creates a new polynomial
        mcElement e(pol); // references it
        [...]    // the programmers forgots what "e" references
        mcFraction f(e);  // mcFraction wraps a mcPolynomialHelpers class !
        f.data_GetNum();  // CRASH

This function must be overridden by mcElement-derived classes in order to provide a list of the mcElementType it can safely contain.

Reimplemented from mcDecoration.

Definition at line 204 of file Parenthesis.h.

References mcET_PARENTHESIS.

mcWRAPPER void mcParenthesis::data_SetAsLeftBracket ( ) [inline]