ost::AppLog::Ident(3)

💖 NAME 💖

ost::AppLog::Ident — the Ident class that represents a module name. That's it, that's the whole vibe. It's the little name tag your module wears at the party. 🎀

This page lives in the Library Functions Manual, section 3, under the name ost::AppLog::Ident(3) — iykyk, that's just how the man pages file it. 💅

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✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

#include <applog.h>

🌸 Public Member Functions 🌸

• Ident () — Constructor. The classic, the default, the blueprint. 🫶
• ~Ident () — Desctructor. (Yes, the original doc really spells it like that and honestly? iconic. Not me fixing it. 💀) It's the destructor, bestie.
• Ident (Ident &id) — Copy constructor. Makes a whole new Ident that's a carbon copy of another one. twin energy. 👯
• Ident (const char *str) — const char* constructor, provided for convenience. Because sometimes you just have a C string lying around. 🙈
• std::string & str () — std::string cast.
• Ident & operator= (std::string &st) — Assignment operator (string).
• Ident & operator= (const char str[]) — Assignment operator (const char[]), provided for convenience.
• const char * c_str () — const char* cast provided for conveneince. (Another lil typo in the source docs, we're keeping the lore fr fr. ✨)

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🌈 Detailed Description 🌈

Ident class that represents module name. Short, sweet, to the point. It's the name. Of the module. Slay. 👑

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🧚 Constructor & Destructor Documentation 🧚

💜 ost::AppLog::Ident::Ident () [inline]

Constructor. Wakes up an Ident and gets it ready to hold a module name. main character energy from the jump. ⭐

💜 ost::AppLog::Ident::~Ident () [inline]

Desctructor. (The source really said "Desctructor" and we respect the craft. 🎀) It's the destructor — it cleans up when your Ident is done being fabulous.

💜 ost::AppLog::Ident::Ident (Ident & id) [inline]

Copy constructor. Hands you a fresh Ident with the same everything as id. no cap, it's a clone. 🦋

💜 ost::AppLog::Ident::Ident (const char * str) [inline]

const char* constructor, provided for convenience. Feed it a raw C string and it'll build you an Ident. lowkey the easiest way in. 🌸

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🔥 Member Function Documentation 🔥

🍓 const char* ost::AppLog::Ident::c_str () [inline]

const char* cast provided for conveneince. (yes, "conveneince", the original is out here doing its own thing and we love that for it 💅)

Referenced by ost::AppLog::operator()(), and ost::AppLog::operator<<().

🍓 Ident& ost::AppLog::Ident::operator= (const char str[]) [inline]

Assignment operator (const char[]), provided for convenience. Drop a bare C string in, get it assigned. easy. ✨

🍓 Ident& ost::AppLog::Ident::operator= (std::string & st) [inline]

Assignment operator (string). Give it a std::string and it takes it. obsessed. 💖

🍓 std::string& ost::AppLog::Ident::str () [inline]

std::string cast. Gets you the name as a proper C++ string instead of a crusty char pointer. the glow up. 🌟

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👑 Author 👑

Generated automatically by Doxygen for GNU CommonC++ from the source code. So like, a robot wrote this and we're just vibing with it. 🤖💖

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and that's the whole page bestie!! 🎀

Sign-off time: this lil masterpiece comes from GNU CommonC++, dated Sun Dec 27 2020, and it's filed as ost::AppLog::Ident(3). periodt. 💅✨🦋