This class exists mostly for the ability to easily sort addresses and ports numerically when creating hashes. More...

#include "AddrPort.hpp"

Public Member Functions
	~AddrPort (void)
	Destructor. More...

	AddrPort (void)
	Constructor. More...

	AddrPort (const IPv4_ADDR &a, const PORT p)
	Constructor. More...

AddrPort &	clear (void)
	Clear protocol, address, and port. More...

bool	empty (void) const
	Check to see if any values have been set. More...

void	swap (AddrPort &rhs)
	Swap two AddrPort objects. More...

std::string	to_string (void) const
	Format the object as a text string (for debug purposes). More...

Public Attributes
IPv4_ADDR	addr
	32-bit address in network byte order More...

PORT	port
	16-bit port in network byte order More...

Detailed Description

This class exists mostly for the ability to easily sort addresses and ports numerically when creating hashes.

All fields (addresses and ports) are stored in network byte order.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Myra::AddrPort::~AddrPort ( void )

inline

Destructor.

Myra::AddrPort::AddrPort ( void )

inline

Constructor.

inline

Constructor.

AddrPort& Myra::AddrPort::clear ( void )

inline

Clear protocol, address, and port.

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bool Myra::AddrPort::empty ( void ) const

inline

Check to see if any values have been set.

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void Myra::AddrPort::swap ( AddrPort & rhs )

inline

Swap two AddrPort objects.

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std::string Myra::AddrPort::to_string ( void ) const

inline

Format the object as a text string (for debug purposes).

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IPv4_ADDR Myra::AddrPort::addr

32-bit address in network byte order

PORT Myra::AddrPort::port

16-bit port in network byte order

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