resip::Helper::ContentsSecAttrs Struct Reference

#include <Helper.hxx>

List of all members.

Public Member Functions
	ContentsSecAttrs ()
	ContentsSecAttrs (std::auto_ptr< Contents > contents, std::auto_ptr< SecurityAttributes > attributes)
	ContentsSecAttrs (const ContentsSecAttrs &rhs)
ContentsSecAttrs &	operator= (const ContentsSecAttrs &rhs)
Public Attributes
std::auto_ptr< Contents >	mContents
std::auto_ptr< SecurityAttributes >	mAttributes

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Detailed Description

Definition at line 526 of file Helper.hxx.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Helper::ContentsSecAttrs::ContentsSecAttrs

(

)

Definition at line 1859 of file Helper.cxx.

   : mContents(0),
     mAttributes(0)
{}

Helper::ContentsSecAttrs::ContentsSecAttrs	(	std::auto_ptr< Contents >	contents,
		std::auto_ptr< SecurityAttributes >	attributes
	)

Definition at line 1864 of file Helper.cxx.

   : mContents(contents),
     mAttributes(attributes)
{}

Helper::ContentsSecAttrs::ContentsSecAttrs

(

const ContentsSecAttrs &

rhs

)

Definition at line 1872 of file Helper.cxx.

   : mContents(rhs.mContents),
     mAttributes(rhs.mAttributes)
{}

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Member Function Documentation

Helper::ContentsSecAttrs & Helper::ContentsSecAttrs::operator=

(

const ContentsSecAttrs &

rhs

)

Definition at line 1878 of file Helper.cxx.

References mAttributes, and mContents.

{
   if (&rhs != this)
   {
      // !!bwc!! Yikes! Destructive assignment operator! Are we _sure_ this is 
      // the intended behavior?
      mContents = rhs.mContents;
      mAttributes = rhs.mAttributes;
   }
   return *this;
}

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Member Data Documentation

std::auto_ptr<SecurityAttributes> resip::Helper::ContentsSecAttrs::mAttributes [mutable]

Definition at line 534 of file Helper.hxx.

Referenced by operator=().

std::auto_ptr<Contents> resip::Helper::ContentsSecAttrs::mContents [mutable]

Definition at line 533 of file Helper.hxx.

Referenced by operator=().

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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following files:

• Helper.hxx
• Helper.cxx