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XStringReferenceAllocator Class Reference

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Public Types

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Member Typedef Documentation

typedef ReusableArenaAllocator<string_type> XStringReferenceAllocator::ArenaAllocatorType
 

typedef ArenaAllocatorType::size_type XStringReferenceAllocator::size_type
 

typedef XStringReference XStringReferenceAllocator::string_type
 


Constructor & Destructor Documentation

XStringReferenceAllocator::XStringReferenceAllocator MemoryManagerType theManager,
size_type  theBlockCount
 

Construct an instance that will allocate blocks of the specified size.

Parameters:
theBlockSize The block size.

XStringReferenceAllocator::~XStringReferenceAllocator  ) 
 


Member Function Documentation

string_type* XStringReferenceAllocator::createString const XalanDOMString theString  ) 
 

Create an XStringReference object from a string.

Parameters:
theString source string
Returns:
a pointer to string

bool XStringReferenceAllocator::destroy string_type theString  ) 
 

Delete an XStringReference object from allocator.

size_type XStringReferenceAllocator::getBlockCount  )  const
 

Get size of an ArenaBlock, that is, the number of objects in each block.

Returns:
The size of the block

size_type XStringReferenceAllocator::getBlockSize  )  const
 

Get the number of ArenaBlocks currently allocated.

Returns:
The number of blocks.

bool XStringReferenceAllocator::ownsObject const string_type theObject  ) 
 

Determine if an object is owned by the allocator...

void XStringReferenceAllocator::reset  ) 
 

Delete all XStringReference objects from allocator.


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