Event class raised after a scalar input is rebuilt. More...

#include <Workspace/DataExecution/InputOutput/inputscalarevents.h>

Inheritance diagram for InputRebuiltEvent:

Public Member Functions
	InputRebuiltEvent (InputScalar &input)

InputScalar &	getInput () const

Public Member Functions inherited from ObservableEventType< InputRebuiltEvent >
CSIRO_WORKSPACE_API const EventIDSingleton< CSIRO::DataExecution::AllObservableEvents > &	eventID ()

CSIRO_WORKSPACE_API const EventIDSingleton< CSIRO::DataExecution::ProgressEvent > &	eventID ()

const EventIDSingleton< InputRebuiltEvent > &	getEventID () const override

Public Member Functions inherited from ObservableEvent
virtual	~ObservableEvent ()=default

virtual const EventID &	getEventID () const =0

Additional Inherited Members
Static Public Member Functions inherited from ObservableEventType< InputRebuiltEvent >
static const EventIDSingleton< InputRebuiltEvent > &	eventID ()

Protected Member Functions inherited from ObservableEventType< InputRebuiltEvent >
	ObservableEventType ()=default

Detailed Description

Scalar inputs are rebuilt under certain circumstances, such as if the data object associated with the input changes, or if a connection to it is rebuilt. When this occurs, the InputScalar::rebuilt() function is called, which in turn raises an InputRebuiltEvent notification as the last thing it does. Changing whether or not a connection copies its source will also result in an InputRebuiltEvent for the same reasons.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ InputRebuiltEvent()

InputRebuiltEvent ( InputScalar & input )

inline

Parameters

input The input that has been rebuilt.

Member Function Documentation

◆ getInput()

InputScalar & getInput ( ) const