#include <graphattribs.h>

Inheritance diagram for GraphAttributeInterface:

Detailed Description

A graph attribute provides extra information about an attribute of nodes and ports. Attributes are identified and accessed only by an InternedId which carries no extra information about the attribute. If a GraphModelInterface wants to provide additional information for an attribute, its GraphModelInterface::GetGraphAttribute returns a graph attribute to get that information (such as the attribute FLAGS).

Public Types
enum class	FLAGS { NONE , DIRECT , DERIVED , USER_STATE , TRANSIENT , IMMUTABLE , META , ROOT , WARNING , ERROR , TYPE_MASK , MESSAGE_MASK }

Public Member Functions
MAXON_METHOD const InternedId &	GetId () const

enum maxon::GraphAttributeInterface::FLAGS	MAXON_ENUM_FLAGS_CLASS (FLAGS)

MAXON_METHOD Bool	IsComputedFrom (const InternedId &other) const

MAXON_METHOD FLAGS	GetFlags () const

MAXON_METHOD Result< FLAGS >	GetMessageFlags (const GraphNode &node) const

MAXON_METHOD Result< Bool >	GetMessages (const GraphNode &node, const ValueReceiver< const GraphMessage & > &receiver) const

Private Member Functions
	MAXON_INTERFACE (GraphAttributeInterface, MAXON_REFERENCE_CONST, "net.maxon.graph.interface.attribute")

Member Enumeration Documentation

◆ FLAGS

enum FLAGS

strong

FLAGS provide information about the nature of the attribute. Exactly one of DIRECT, DERIVED, USER_STATE or DERIVED|USER_STATE has to be set in the flags returned by GetFlags().

Enumerator
NONE	No flag set.
DIRECT	The attribute is an attribute which can be set directly by program code.
DERIVED	The attribute is a derived attribute which can't be set by program code. The graph model implementation will derive its value from the graph.
USER_STATE	The attribute is a user-state attribute which can be set by program code and doesn't belong to the persistent state of the graph. User-state attributes can be set outside of a GraphTransaction, and there is the method GraphModelInterface::ResetUserState. A user-state attribute also has to set the TRANSIENT flag. The flag DERIVED can be set in addition for a derived user-state attribute.
TRANSIENT	The attribute is transient (non-persistent, i.e., not stored by serialization).
IMMUTABLE	The attribute value can only be set once on creation of the node or port.
META	The attribute is a meta attribute whose value is irrelevant for the data model and runtime behaviour of the graph. What exactly this means is graph-model-specific.
ROOT	The attribute is a graph-global attribute which is stored at the root. When the value of such an attribute is read, it is always read at the root node even if the GetValue method was called on another node. Inner graphs will use the root node of their outmost enclosing graph.
WARNING	The attribute represents a warning message. Typically this is a user-state attribute set during the analysis of the graph to inform about questionable findings.
ERROR	The attribute represents an error message. Typically this is a user-state attribute set during the analysis of the graph to inform about found errors.
TYPE_MASK	Use this mask to test for the type (one of DIRECT, DERIVED, USER_STATE or DERIVED\|USER_STATE).
MESSAGE_MASK	Use this mask to test for WARNING or ERROR.

Member Function Documentation

◆ MAXON_INTERFACE()

MAXON_INTERFACE	(	GraphAttributeInterface	,
		MAXON_REFERENCE_CONST	,
		"net.maxon.graph.interface.attribute"
	)

private

◆ GetId()

MAXON_METHOD const InternedId& GetId ( ) const

Returns the id of this attribute.

Returns: Id of this attribute.

◆ MAXON_ENUM_FLAGS_CLASS()

enum maxon::GraphAttributeInterface::FLAGS MAXON_ENUM_FLAGS_CLASS ( FLAGS )

◆ IsComputedFrom()

MAXON_METHOD Bool IsComputedFrom ( const InternedId & other ) const

Checks for a derived attribute if its value is computed on-the-fly and needs the value of other for that computation. A derived attribute may store its value in the graph, or it may compute it on-the-fly. In the latter case you can check the required attributes with this method. This is important e.g. when you check for attribute modifications using GraphNodeFunctions::GetAttributeModificationsSince: You only get notified about changes of stored attribute values, so for a computed value you have to use this method:

GraphNode node;
const GraphAttribute& def = node.GetGraph().GetGraphAttribute(DefaultValue);
return node.GetAttributeModificationsSince(stamp,
  [&def] (const InternedId& attr, ConstDataPtr value) -> Result<Bool>
  {
    if (def.IsComputedFrom(attr))
    {
      // default value has changed
    }
    else
    {
      // test for other attributes
    }
    return true;
  });

You can use this method even for non-computed attributes, then it returns true if other is the same as #this.

Parameters

[in] other Another attribute.

Returns: True if other is the same as #this, or if #this is a computed attribute which needs other to compute its value.

◆ GetFlags()

MAXON_METHOD FLAGS GetFlags ( ) const

Returns the flags of this attribute. If FLAGS::ERROR or FLAGS::WARNING is set, this means that the attribute can contain an error or warning, however a check for a concrete node using GetMessageFlags has to be done to test if the value of the attribute at that node really contains an error or warning.

Usually you shouldn't call this method directly, but use GraphModelInterface::GetGraphAttributeFlags.

Returns: Flags of this attribute. @MAXON_ANNOTATION{default=GraphAttributeInterface::FLAGS::DIRECT}

◆ GetMessageFlags()

MAXON_METHOD Result<FLAGS> GetMessageFlags ( const GraphNode & node ) const

Returns the message flags of the attribute value at node. An attribute which may contain an error or warning according to GetFlags() doesn't necessarily have to do so, you have to test for a concrete node if the value of the attribute at that node really contains an error or warning.

Usually you shouldn't call this method directly, but use GraphNode::GetMessageFlags.

Parameters

[in] node A node or port where the message flags of this attribute shall be checked.

Returns: Message flags (FLAGS::WARNING, FLAGS::ERROR) of this attribute at node.

◆ GetMessages()

MAXON_METHOD Result<Bool> GetMessages	(	const GraphNode &	node,
		const ValueReceiver< const GraphMessage & > &	receiver
	)		const

Yields the messages of this attribute at node to #receiver.

Usually you shouldn't call this method directly, but use GraphNode::GetMessages.

Parameters

[in]	node	A node or port at which the messages shall be obtained.
[in]	receiver	All messages are reported to this receiver.

Returns: false if the receiver cancelled further evaluation, true otherwise.

Detailed Description

Public Types

Public Member Functions

Private Member Functions

Member Enumeration Documentation

◆ FLAGS

Member Function Documentation

◆ MAXON_INTERFACE()

◆ GetId()

◆ MAXON_ENUM_FLAGS_CLASS()

◆ IsComputedFrom()

◆ GetFlags()

◆ GetMessageFlags()

◆ GetMessages()