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| void  | basic::resource_manager::write_type (std::ostream &out, S val) | 
|   | simple enough function that calls the bit-shift operator in the input stream; why bother? For the sake of writing out boolean values as "true" or "false"  More...
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| void  | basic::resource_manager::write_type< bool > (std::ostream &out, bool val) | 
|   | Template specialization to write boolean values as "true" or "false".  More...
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| void  | basic::resource_manager::show_option_map (std::map< T, S > const &option_map, std::ostream &out, char const *option_name) | 
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| void  | basic::resource_manager::show_option_vector_map (std::map< T, vector1< S > > const &option_map, std::ostream &out, char const *option_name) | 
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| std::ostream &  | basic::resource_manager::operator<< (std::ostream &out, const JobOptions &job_options) | 
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| template<class T , class S >  | 
| void  | basic::resource_manager::add_option_to_map (std::map< T, S > &option_map, T const &key, S const &val) | 
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| void  | basic::resource_manager::remove_option_from_map (std::map< T, S > &option_map, T const &key) | 
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| template<class T , class S >  | 
| bool  | basic::resource_manager::option_map_contains_key (std::map< T, S > const &option_map, T const &key) | 
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| S const &  | basic::resource_manager::get_option_from_map (std::map< T, S > const &option_map, T const &key, char const *option_class_name) | 
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