PortfolioControl
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class
PortfolioControl
: public HPS::Control The PortfolioControl class is a smart pointer that is tied to a database object. Controls are used for manipulating settings within the database.
Public Functions
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size_t
GetCount
() const Returns the number of portfolios in use here.
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inline virtual HPS::Type
ObjectType
() const This function returns the type the object, as declared (if the object is derived, this does not give the true type of the derived object).
Returns: The declared type of the object in question, which may differ from the true, underlying type.
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PortfolioControl &
operator=
(PortfolioControl &&in_that) The move assignment operator transfers the underlying impl of the rvalue reference to this PortfolioControl thereby avoiding a copy.
Parameters: in_that – An rvalue reference to a PortfolioControl to take the impl from. Returns: A reference to this PortfolioControl.
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PortfolioControl &
operator=
(PortfolioControl const &in_that) Share the underlying smart-pointer of the PortfolioControl source.
Parameters: in_that – The PortfolioControl source of the assignment. Returns: A reference to this PortfolioControl.
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bool
Pop
() Removes the top portfolio from the portfolio use stack.
Returns: true if a portfolio was present, false otherwise.
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bool
Pop
(PortfolioKey &out_portfolio) Removes the top portfolio from the portfolio use stack and gives information about it to the user.
Parameters: out_portfolio – The source portfolio. Returns: true if a portfolio was present, false otherwise.
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PortfolioControl
(PortfolioControl &&in_that) The move constructor creates a PortfolioControl by transferring the underlying impl of the rvalue reference to this StyleControl thereby avoiding a copy and allocation.
Parameters: in_that – An rvalue reference to a PortfolioControl to take the impl from.
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PortfolioControl
(PortfolioControl const &in_that) Initializes a control tied to the same object as in_that.
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explicit
PortfolioControl
(SegmentKey &in_seg) Initializes a control tied to the segment in_seg.
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PortfolioControl &
Push
(PortfolioKey const &in_portfolio) Adds a portfolio to the top of the portfolio use stack. Existing portfolios in use are unmodified but portfolios on top take precedence if there are conflicting definitions.
Parameters: in_portfolio – The portfolio to push to the top of the portfolio use stack. Returns: A reference to this object.
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PortfolioControl &
Set
(PortfolioKey const &in_portfolio) Sets a portfolio as the only portfolio in use, replacing any existing portfolios in use.
Parameters: in_portfolio – A portfolio containing definitions that should be imported. Returns: A reference to this object.
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PortfolioControl &
Set
(PortfolioKeyArray const &in_portfolios) Sets a collection of portfolios as the only portfolios in use, replacing any existing portfolios in use.
Parameters: in_portfolios – An array of source portfolios to be used. Returns: A reference to this object.
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PortfolioControl &
Set
(size_t in_count, PortfolioKey const in_portfolios[]) Sets a collection of portfolios as the only portfolios in use, replacing any existing portfolios in use.
Parameters: - in_count – The length of the source array.
- in_portfolios – An array of source portfolios to be used.
Returns: A reference to this object.
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bool
Show
(PortfolioKeyArray &out_portfolios) const Shows all portfolios in use on this segment.
Parameters: out_portfolios – Keys to all portfolios in use on this segment. Returns: true if any portfolio was present, false otherwise.
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bool
ShowTop
(PortfolioKey &out_portfolio) const Shows the top portfolio on the portfolio use stack.
Parameters: out_portfolio – The portfolio on top of the stack. Returns: true if a portfolio was present, false otherwise.
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PortfolioControl &
UnsetEverything
() Removes all portfolios from the portfolio use stack.
Returns: A reference to this object.
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PortfolioControl &
UnsetTop
() Removes the top portfolio from the portfolio use stack.
Returns: A reference to this object.
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~PortfolioControl
() Releases a reference to the database object this control is tied to.
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size_t