Struct SUpperLimit

• Defined in File param_impl.h

Struct Documentation

struct SUpperLimit

Determine the upper limit of the numeric value.

The upper limit is defined by the operators < and <=. When no limit is required, the operator != is used (defined by the macro NO_LIMIT).

Public Functions

template<typename TType>
inline std::pair<TType, ELimitType> operator<(TType tLimit) const

Operator smaller than.

Template Parameters:

TType – Type to use for the comparison.

Parameters:

tLimit – [in] The limit value.

Returns:

A pair defining the limit. First the type, second the limit type.

template<typename TType>
inline std::pair<TType, ELimitType> operator<=(TType tLimit) const

Operator smaller than or equal.

Template Parameters:

TType – Type to use for the comparison.

Parameters:

tLimit – [in] The limit value.

Returns:

A pair defining the limit. First the type, second the limit type.

inline std::pair<size_t, ELimitType> operator!=(size_t n) const

No limit operator.

Parameters:

n – [in] The value that was supplied. This is typically 0.

Returns:

A pair containing the value and the limit type, being no limit.