The ResourceLoader is responsible for instantiating a Resource object and initializing it. In order to do so, the ResourceLoader is given an input stream and a XML "Tag" object. The ResourceLoader can also request other Resources from the ResourceManager in trying to construct a particular resource. More...
#include <ResourceLoader.hh>
Public Member Functions | |
| ~ResourceLoader () override | |
| virtual ResourceCOP | create_resource (ResourceManager &resource_manager, utility::tag::TagCOP resource_tag, std::string const &input_id, std::istream &istream) const =0 |
| Create a resource, held in an owning pointer, of any type which will be stored in the ResourceManager; a resource may depend on another resource held / managed by the ResourceManager. If a second (or third, or fourth, etc.) resource is requested during the construction of this resource, the resource manager will take note of their interdependency and preserve the second resource for as long as the first one has not been deallocated. More... | |
 Public Member Functions inherited from utility::VirtualBase | |
| VirtualBase ()=default | |
| Default constructor. More... | |
| virtual | ~VirtualBase ()=default |
| The virtual destructor is one of the main reasons for the VirtualBase class. More... | |
| VirtualBase (VirtualBase const &)=default | |
| VirtualBase (VirtualBase &&)=default | |
| VirtualBase & | operator= (VirtualBase const &)=default |
| VirtualBase & | operator= (VirtualBase &&)=default |
Detailed Description
The ResourceLoader is responsible for instantiating a Resource object and initializing it. In order to do so, the ResourceLoader is given an input stream and a XML "Tag" object. The ResourceLoader can also request other Resources from the ResourceManager in trying to construct a particular resource.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
◆ ~ResourceLoader()
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overridedefault |
Member Function Documentation
◆ create_resource()
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pure virtual |
Create a resource, held in an owning pointer, of any type which will be stored in the ResourceManager; a resource may depend on another resource held / managed by the ResourceManager. If a second (or third, or fourth, etc.) resource is requested during the construction of this resource, the resource manager will take note of their interdependency and preserve the second resource for as long as the first one has not been deallocated.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- src/basic/resource_manager/ResourceLoader.hh
- src/basic/resource_manager/ResourceLoader.cc
