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PHTML Class Reference

#include <html.h>

Inheritance diagram for PHTML:

List of all members.

Public Types
enum	ElementInSet {   InHTML, InHead, InBody, InTitle,   InHeading, InDivision, InPreFormat, InAnchor,   InNote, InAddress, InBlockQuote, InCredit,   InBold, InItalic, InTeleType, InUnderline,   InStrikeThrough, InBig, InSmall, InSubscript,   InSuperscript, InEmphasis, InCite, InStrong,   InCode, InSample, InKeyboard, InVariable,   InDefinition, InQuote, InAuthor, InPerson,   InAcronym, InAbbrev, InInsertedText, InDeletedText,   InList, InListHeading, InDefinitionTerm, InTable,   InForm, InSelect, InTextArea, NumElementsInSet }
enum	BorderCodes { NoBorder, Border }
enum	DisableCodes { Enabled, Disabled }
enum	SelectionCodes { NotSelected, Selected }
enum	CheckedCodes { UnChecked, Checked }
Public Methods
	PHTML (ElementInSet initialState=NumElementsInSet)
	PHTML (const char *cstr)
	PHTML (const PString &str)
	~PHTML ()
PHTML &	operator= (const PHTML &html)
PHTML &	operator= (const PString &str)
PHTML &	operator= (const char *cstr)
PHTML &	operator= (char ch)
BOOL	Is (ElementInSet elmt) const
void	Set (ElementInSet elmt)
void	Clr (ElementInSet elmt)
void	Toggle (ElementInSet elmt)
Protected Methods
virtual void	AssignContents (const PContainer &c)
Friends
class	TableStart
class	TableEnd

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Detailed Description

This class describes a HyperText markup Language string as used by the World Wide Web and the PURL# and PHTTPSocket# class.

All of the standard stream I/O operators, manipulators etc will operate on the PString class.

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Member Enumeration Documentation

enum PHTML::BorderCodes

Enumeration values: NoBorder  Border

enum PHTML::CheckedCodes

Enumeration values: UnChecked  Checked

enum PHTML::DisableCodes

Enumeration values: Enabled  Disabled

enum PHTML::ElementInSet

Enumeration values: InHTML  InHead  InBody  InTitle  InHeading  InDivision  InPreFormat  InAnchor  InNote  InAddress  InBlockQuote  InCredit  InBold  InItalic  InTeleType  InUnderline  InStrikeThrough  InBig  InSmall  InSubscript  InSuperscript  InEmphasis  InCite  InStrong  InCode  InSample  InKeyboard  InVariable  InDefinition  InQuote  InAuthor  InPerson  InAcronym  InAbbrev  InInsertedText  InDeletedText  InList  InListHeading  InDefinitionTerm  InTable  InForm  InSelect  InTextArea  NumElementsInSet

enum PHTML::SelectionCodes

Enumeration values: NotSelected  Selected

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

PHTML::PHTML (  ElementInSet    initialState = NumElementsInSet )

Construct a new HTML object. If a title is specified in the constructor then the HEAD, TITLE and BODY elements are output and the string is used in a H1 element.

PHTML::PHTML (  const char *    cstr )

PHTML::PHTML (  const PString &    str )

PHTML::~PHTML (    )

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Member Function Documentation

virtual void PHTML::AssignContents (  const PContainer &    c )  [protected, virtual]

Reimplemented from PStringStream.

void PHTML::Clr (  ElementInSet    elmt )

BOOL PHTML::Is (  ElementInSet    elmt )  const

PHTML& PHTML::operator= (  char    ch )  [inline]

Assign the character to the current object. The current instance then becomes a unique reference to a copy of the character parameter. eg: \begin{verbatim} myStr = 'A'; \end{verbatim} Returns: reference to the current PString object. Reimplemented from PStringStream.

PHTML& PHTML::operator= (  const char *    cstr )  [inline]

Assign the C string to the string stream. The current instance then becomes a unique reference to a copy of the cstr# parameter. The cstr# parameter is typically a literal string, eg: \begin{verbatim} myStr = "fred"; \end{verbatim} This will reset the read pointer for input to the beginning of the string. Also, any data output to the string up until the asasignement will be lost. Returns: reference to the current PStringStream object. Reimplemented from PStringStream.

PHTML& PHTML::operator= (  const PString &    str )  [inline]

Assign the string to the current object. The current instance then becomes another reference to the same string in the str# parameter. This will reset the read pointer for input to the beginning of the string. Also, any data output to the string up until the asasignement will be lost. Returns: reference to the current PStringStream object. Reimplemented from PStringStream.

PHTML& PHTML::operator= (  const PHTML &    html )  [inline]

Restart the HTML string output using the specified value as the new title. If title is empty then no HEAD or TITLE elements are placed into the HTML.

void PHTML::Set (  ElementInSet    elmt )

void PHTML::Toggle (  ElementInSet    elmt )

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Friends And Related Function Documentation

friend class TableEnd [friend]

friend class TableStart [friend]

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• html.h

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