| Methods |
Description
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| acl() |
Does nothing. |
| void *operator new(int size_t, int s) |
A overloaded new operator to create a acl object. Note, the second
parameter ``s'' of ``new'' passes the maximum size (number of elements
which can be stored into the instance) over to the operator! |
| void operator delete(void *a) |
This operator does not really remove
the instance but moves it into the ``free acl'' list. |
| acl &operator<<(const acl &a) |
Appends the content of list ``a'' to
the current instance. Returns a reference to the current instance. |
| acl &operator<<(const int i) |
Appends a single int value ``i'' to
the current ``acl'' list. Returns a reference to the current
instance. |
| acl &operator+(const acl &a) |
Appends ``a'' to the current list and
stores the result into a new ``acl'' list which is returned. |
| acl &operator=(const acl &a) |
Assigns ``a'' to the current
list. Returns a reference to the current instance. |
| int get(int i) |
Returns list element number ``i''. The first element
is numbered 0. |
| int get() |
Returns the first element of the current instance. |
| int get_size() |
Returns the number of elements which are currently on
the list. |
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