TypeContainer.h

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#ifndef TRINITY_TYPECONTAINER_H
#define TRINITY_TYPECONTAINER_H

/*
 * Here, you'll find a series of containers that allow you to hold multiple
 * types of object at the same time.
 */

#include <map>
#include <unordered_map>
#include <vector>
#include "Define.h"
#include "Dynamic/TypeList.h"
#include "GridRefManager.h"

/*
 * @class ContainerMapList is a mulit-type container for map elements
 * By itself its meaningless but collaborate along with TypeContainers,
 * it become the most powerfully container in the whole system.
 */
template<class OBJECT>
struct ContainerMapList
{
 //std::map<OBJECT_HANDLE, OBJECT *> _element;
 GridRefManager<OBJECT> _element;
};

template<>
struct ContainerMapList<TypeNull> /* nothing is in type null */
{
};

template<class H, class T>
struct ContainerMapList<TypeList<H, T> >
{
 ContainerMapList<H> _elements;
 ContainerMapList<T> _TailElements;
};

template<class OBJECT, class KEY_TYPE>
struct ContainerUnorderedMap
{
 std::unordered_map<KEY_TYPE, OBJECT*> _element;
};

template<class KEY_TYPE>
struct ContainerUnorderedMap<TypeNull, KEY_TYPE>
{
};

template<class H, class T, class KEY_TYPE>
struct ContainerUnorderedMap<TypeList<H, T>, KEY_TYPE>
{
 ContainerUnorderedMap<H, KEY_TYPE> _elements;
 ContainerUnorderedMap<T, KEY_TYPE> _TailElements;
};

#include "TypeContainerFunctions.h"

/*
 * @class TypeMapContainer contains a fixed number of types and is
 * determined at compile time. This is probably the most complicated
 * class and do its simplest thing, that is, holds objects
 * of different types.
 */

template<class OBJECT_TYPES>
class TypeMapContainer
{
 public:
 template<class SPECIFIC_TYPE> size_t Count() const { return Trinity::Count(i_elements, (SPECIFIC_TYPE*)NULL); }

 template<class SPECIFIC_TYPE>
 bool insert(SPECIFIC_TYPE *obj)
 {
 SPECIFIC_TYPE* t = Trinity::Insert(i_elements, obj);
 return (t != NULL);
 }

 //template<class SPECIFIC_TYPE>
 //bool remove(SPECIFIC_TYPE* obj)
 //{
 // SPECIFIC_TYPE* t = Trinity::Remove(i_elements, obj);
 // return (t != NULL);
 //}

 ContainerMapList<OBJECT_TYPES> & GetElements(void) { return i_elements; }
 const ContainerMapList<OBJECT_TYPES> & GetElements(void) const { return i_elements;}

 private:
 ContainerMapList<OBJECT_TYPES> i_elements;
};

template<class OBJECT_TYPES, class KEY_TYPE>
class TypeUnorderedMapContainer
{
public:
 template<class SPECIFIC_TYPE>
 bool Insert(KEY_TYPE const& handle, SPECIFIC_TYPE* obj)
 {
 return Trinity::Insert(_elements, handle, obj);
 }

 template<class SPECIFIC_TYPE>
 bool Remove(KEY_TYPE const& handle)
 {
 return Trinity::Remove(_elements, handle, (SPECIFIC_TYPE*)NULL);
 }

 template<class SPECIFIC_TYPE>
 SPECIFIC_TYPE* Find(KEY_TYPE const& handle)
 {
 return Trinity::Find(_elements, handle, (SPECIFIC_TYPE*)NULL);
 }

 ContainerUnorderedMap<OBJECT_TYPES, KEY_TYPE>& GetElements() { return _elements; }
 ContainerUnorderedMap<OBJECT_TYPES, KEY_TYPE> const& GetElements() const { return _elements; }

private:
 ContainerUnorderedMap<OBJECT_TYPES, KEY_TYPE> _elements;
};

#endif