This module provides an abstract class representing a display for the B++ Library. A default subclass is provided in the Display/Console module where the display is performed through the standard output stream. If you want the display in a graphic window, you have to write your own subclass. For more information, see "How to Create a Program Based on the B++ Library ?". This section allows you to access the C++ source files of the module. This module is part of Bpp . The modules listed below are parts of this module. The files listed below are included in the interface part of the module. So any module dependent of this module is also dependent of the files listed here. The namespaces listed below are integrated in this module. That means any element declared in one of those namespaces can now be directly used by or from this module. Here are listed the types defined in the module. To use one of them, you have to specify the namespace of the module. type CHARACTER_TYPE tyCharacter Character (signed or unsigned integer).
enumeration { success, failure } tyProgramResult Program result (success or failure ).
type RETURN_TYPE tyReturn Standard return type of the basic C functions.
type tyCharacter * tyString Array of characters.
Here are listed the classes provided by the module. To use one of them, you have to specify the namespace of the module. class clDisplay
Represents a display in text mode. It is an abstract class. tyString currentLine() Current non terminated line of the display. Reading access only.
tcString outputFileName() Name of the output file that mirrors the display. Reading access only.
tcString parameterFileName() Name of the file containing the parameters of the library. Reading access only.
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