ost::DateNumber(3)
π ost::DateNumber π
okay bestie, you found a page from the Library Functions Manual and it's all about ost::DateNumber β a whole class that lives in the GNU CommonC++ world. let's get into it, no cap π«Ά
β¨ NAME β¨
ost::DateNumber β it's giving a number class that manipulates a string buffer that is also a date. yes, both. at the same time. iconic behavior honestly π
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
#include <numbers.h>
Inherits ost::Number, and ost::Date.
π Public Member Functions
DateNumber(char *buffer)virtual ~DateNumber()
π Protected Member Functions
void update(void)
π¦ Additional Inherited Members
not me just casually inheriting a whole pile of extra stuff from the parent classes and not listing it all here π that's literally what this section is β a lil note that there's more where that came from.
π DESCRIPTION π
A number class that manipulates a string buffer that is also a date. likeβ¦ it's a number, and it's also a date string, and it's also a buffer. main character energy fr fr β
Author
- David Sugar
dyfet@ostel.com
a number that is also a date string. periodt. π
π Constructor & Destructor Documentation π
ost::DateNumber::DateNumber (char * buffer)
the constructor, bestie. you hand it a char * buffer and it does its thing. slay.
virtual ost::DateNumber::~DateNumber () [virtual]
the destructor. it's virtual, it cleans up, it says goodbye with grace. we love a virtual destructor, it's the responsible queen of the class hierarchy π
β¨ Member Function Documentation β¨
void ost::DateNumber::update (void) [inline], [protected], [virtual]
Reimplemented from ost::Date.
so this one is inline, it's protected (so it's for the class's own business, not yours, sorry bestie π«£), and it's virtual. and it's a reimplementation of the one that already exists over in ost::Date. she's carrying on the family legacy π
π Author π
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yes girl, a robot wrote this page. Doxygen said "I got it" and we respect the hustle π€β¨
okay and that's the whole page!! every option, every signature, every [inline], [protected], [virtual], every inherited class, every #include β all present and accounted for, exactly as written. we don't skip details in this house π π
and for the cute sign-off: this page came from GNU CommonC++, dated Sun Dec 27 2020, and that's the vibe check, bestie β it passed. go write some dates that are also numbers, iykyk π¦πΈπ
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