Database Declarations
[OOFILE macros]

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Detailed Description

Used to make it simpler to write persistent table declarations by including common methods and defining relationship field types.

use \ingroup oofDatabaseDeclarationMacros to include items in this group

Defines
#define	REL_REF_BODY(tb)
	common body of relationship tables.
#define	DECLARE_REF(tb)
	define related tables at end of 1:1 or 1:N relationship.
#define	DECLARE_SET(tb)
	define related tables at end of N:1 or N:M relationship.
#define	OOF_DEBUG_LOG_NAME
	Define this as a filename to build a logging version of OOFILE .
#define	CLASS_TABLE   DECLARE_CLASS
	Old name for DECLARE_CLASS.
#define	REF_TABLE   DECLARE_REF
	Old name for DECLARE_REF.
#define	SET_TABLE   DECLARE_SET
	Old name for DECLARE_SET.

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Define Documentation

#define CLASS_TABLE   DECLARE_CLASS

Old name for DECLARE_CLASS.

#define DECLARE_REF (  tb   )

Value: class tb; \ class tb ## Ref : public dbRelRef {\ REL_REF_BODY(tb) }; define related tables at end of 1:1 or 1:N relationship.

#define DECLARE_SET (  tb   )

Value: class tb; \ class tb ## Set : public dbRelSet { \ REL_REF_BODY(tb) }; define related tables at end of N:1 or N:M relationship.

#define OOF_DEBUG_LOG_NAME

Define this as a filename to build a logging version of OOFILE . Warning: can generate very large files and run quite slowly.

#define REF_TABLE   DECLARE_REF

Old name for DECLARE_REF.

#define REL_REF_BODY (  tb   )

Value: public: \ tb* operator->() { return (tb*) relatedTable();} \ operator tb*() { return (tb*) relatedTable();} \ operator tb&() { return *((tb*) relatedTable());} \ unsigned long countAllRelatedIn(tb* rhs) { return CountAllRelatedIn((dbTable*)rhs); } \ unsigned long countAllRelatedIn(tb& rhs) { return CountAllRelatedIn((dbTable*)&rhs); } \ virtual bool pointsToCorrectTableType() const { return strcmp(#tb, mRelatedTableProto->defaultName())==0; } common body of relationship tables. Can be used by itself, if you want to add more members to the relationship field. Most commonly used inside other macros: See also: DECLARE_REF DECLARE_SET

#define SET_TABLE   DECLARE_SET

Old name for DECLARE_SET.

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