cPostModuleDeleteNotification Class Reference

API: cPostModuleDeleteNotification Class Reference
API
cPostModuleDeleteNotification Class Reference
Inheritance diagram for cPostModuleDeleteNotification:
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Public Attributes

cModulemodule
 Pointer of the deleted module. The module object has already been deleted at this point, and the pointer invalid – you SHOULD NOT DEREFERENCE it in any way.
int moduleId
 The ID of the deleted module.
cModuleTypemoduleType
 Type of the deleted module.
const char * moduleName
 Name of the deleted module.
cModuleparentModule
 Parent module of the deleted module.
int vectorSize
 Size of the module vector that contained the deleted module; -1 if not a vector.
int index
 Index of the deleted in its vector; -1 if not part of a module vector.

Additional Inherited Members

Public Member Functions inherited from cObject
 cObject ()
 cObject (const cObject &other)=default
virtual ~cObject ()
virtual const char * getClassName () const
virtual const char * getName () const
bool isName (const char *s) const
virtual const char * getFullName () const
virtual std::string getFullPath () const
virtual std::string getClassAndFullName () const
virtual std::string getClassAndFullPath () const
const cObjectgetThisPtr () const
virtual std::string str () const
virtual std::ostream & printOn (std::ostream &os) const
virtual cObjectdup () const
virtual void parsimPack (cCommBuffer *buffer) const
virtual void parsimUnpack (cCommBuffer *buffer)
virtual cObjectgetOwner () const
virtual bool isOwnedObject () const
virtual bool isSoftOwner () const
virtual void forEachChild (cVisitor *v)
cObjectfindObject (const char *name, bool deep=true)
virtual cClassDescriptorgetDescriptor () const
void copyNotSupported () const
Protected Member Functions inherited from cObject
virtual void take (cOwnedObject *obj)
virtual void drop (cOwnedObject *obj)
void dropAndDelete (cOwnedObject *obj)

Description

Model change notification fired after a module has been deleted.

This notification is fired at the end of cModule::deleteModule(). The module object no longer exists at this point, and its submodules have also been deleted. Fields include properties of the deleted module. It also includes the module pointer (in case it serves as a key in some user data structure), but it must NOT be dereferenced because it points to a deleted object.

This object accompanies the POST_MODEL_CHANGE signal.

Member Data Documentation

◆ module

cModule* module

Pointer of the deleted module. The module object has already been deleted at this point, and the pointer invalid – you SHOULD NOT DEREFERENCE it in any way.

◆ moduleId

int moduleId

The ID of the deleted module.

◆ moduleType

cModuleType* moduleType

Type of the deleted module.

◆ moduleName

const char* moduleName

Name of the deleted module.

◆ parentModule

cModule* parentModule

Parent module of the deleted module.

◆ vectorSize

int vectorSize

Size of the module vector that contained the deleted module; -1 if not a vector.

◆ index

int index

Index of the deleted in its vector; -1 if not part of a module vector.