A composite method is defined as a collection of
method instances. This collection describes a more
complex program or a network of elementary
functions. The order of the method instances is
not significant. It is the references to the
variables which define the signature of the
composite method which define the precedence of
one method in relation with another.
#include <Dynamic_CompositMethod.hxx>
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
Member Function Documentation
virtual void Dynamic_CompositMethod::Dump |
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Standard_OStream & |
astream | ) |
const [virtual] |
void Dynamic_CompositMethod::Method |
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const Handle< Dynamic_Method > & |
amethod | ) |
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Handle_Dynamic_Method Dynamic_CompositMethod::Method |
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const Standard_Integer |
anindex | ) |
const |
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