DecomRecorder.h
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/* Frobby: Software for monomial ideal computations.
Copyright (C) 2007 Bjarke Hammersholt Roune (www.broune.com)
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#ifndef DECOM_RECORDER_GUARD
#define DECOM_RECORDER_GUARD
#include "TermConsumer.h"
#include "Term.h"
class Ideal;
class DecomRecorder : public TermConsumer {
public:
// DecomRecorder does not take over ownership of recordInto.
DecomRecorder(Ideal* recordInto);
virtual void beginConsuming();
virtual void consume(const Term& term);
virtual void doneConsuming();
private:
Ideal* _recordInto;
};
#endif
TermConsumer.h
Term.h
DecomRecorder::DecomRecorder
DecomRecorder(Ideal *recordInto)
Definition DecomRecorder.cpp:22
DecomRecorder::consume
virtual void consume(const Term &term)
Consume a term.
Definition DecomRecorder.cpp:30
DecomRecorder::doneConsuming
virtual void doneConsuming()
Must be called once after each time beginConsuming has been called.
Definition DecomRecorder.cpp:35
DecomRecorder::_recordInto
Ideal * _recordInto
Definition DecomRecorder.h:35
DecomRecorder::beginConsuming
virtual void beginConsuming()
Tell the consumer to begin consuming an ideal.
Definition DecomRecorder.cpp:27
Ideal
Represents a monomial ideal with int exponents.
Definition Ideal.h:27
TermConsumer
This class is used to transfer terms one at a time from one part of the program to another,...
Definition TermConsumer.h:36
Term
Term represents a product of variables which does not include a coefficient.
Definition Term.h:49