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The Integrative Modeling Platform
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Various general useful macros for IMP. More...
#include <IMP/base/base_config.h>
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#define | IMP_BRACKET(Value, Index, bounds_check_expr, expr) |
#define | IMP_CONST_BRACKET(Value, Index, bounds_check_expr, expr) |
Various general useful macros for IMP.
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Definition in file bracket_macros.h.
#define IMP_BRACKET | ( | Value, | |
Index, | |||
bounds_check_expr, | |||
expr | |||
) |
Implement operator[] and at() for C++, and getitem for Python. The index type is Index and the expression that returns the value is expr. Like the equivalent methods in std::vector, at() performs bound checking; if the bounds_check_expr is false, then a UsageException is thrown. operator[] does no bounds checks, except in debug mode. In Python, bounds checking is always done and results in an IndexException if bounds_check_expr is false.
Definition at line 22 of file bracket_macros.h.
#define IMP_CONST_BRACKET | ( | Value, | |
Index, | |||
bounds_check_expr, | |||
expr | |||
) |
Implement operator[] and at() for C++, and getitem for Python. The index type is Index and the expression that returns the value is expr. The value returned is not mutable. Like the equivalent methods in std::vector, at() performs bound checking; if the bounds_check_expr is false, then a UsageException is thrown. operator[] does no bounds checks, except in debug mode. In Python, bounds checking is always done and results in an IndexException if bounds_check_expr is false.
Definition at line 37 of file bracket_macros.h.