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51 #pragma once
52 
53 /*! \defgroup types JeVois-specific types and generic helper classes
54 
55  These types and classes support the core JeVois implementation. Pay particular attention to the very useful
56  JEVOIS_DEFINE_ENUM_CLASS(name, SEQ) macro to define new enums that can be used in Parameter to allow menu-style
57  parameters.
58 
59  JEVOIS_DEFINE_ENUM_CLASS(name, SEQ)
60  -----------------------------------
61 
62  Helper macro to define new enum class types. SEQ should be a BOOST_PP_SEQ (see example syntax below). You will get:
63 
64  - an enum class declared and defined with the name and values supplied
65  - a static const std::vector of your enum values, with all the values that the enum can take, in name_Values
66  - a static const std::vector of std::string, with string names of all the values the enum can take, in name_Strings
67  - operator<< and operator>> for your enum.
68 
69  You can in particular use name_Values when defining a Parameter definition to list all the valid values, and the
70  streaming operators will allow you to set the Parameter value by string, etc.
71 
72  For example:
73 
74  @code
75  JEVOIS_DEFINE_ENUM_CLASS(myEnum, (One) (Two) (Three));
76  @endcode
77 
78  expands to:
79 
80  - first, the actual definition of the enum class, with the values you specified in the sequence:
81  @code
82  enum class myEnum { One, Two, Three };
83  @endcode
84 
85  - second, a static const vector that contains all the enum values, listed in the order you specified:
86  @code
87  static std::vector<myEnum> const myEnum_Values { myEnum::One, myEnum::Two, myEnum::Three };
88  @endcode
89 
90  - third, a static const vector of strings that contains all the enum values in string form, listed in the order you
91  specified:
92  @code
93  static std::vector<std::string> const myEnum_Strings { "One", "Two", "Three" };
94  @endcode
95 
96  - finally, two stream operators that allow you to convert between your enum values and string:
97  @code
98  inline std::ostream & operator<<(std::ostream & os, myEnum const & v) {
99  std::vector<myEnum>::const_iterator vitr = myEnum_Values.begin(), vend = myEnum_Values.end();
100  std::vector<std::string>::const_iterator sitr = myEnum_Strings.begin();
101  while (vitr != vend) if (v == *vitr) { os << *sitr; return os; } else { ++vitr; ++sitr; }
102  return os;
103  }
104 
105  inline std::istream & operator>>(std::istream & is, myEnum & v) {
106  std::string s; is >> s;
107  std::vector<myEnum>::const_iterator vitr = myEnum_Values.begin(), vend = myEnum_Values.end();
108  std::vector<std::string>::const_iterator sitr = myEnum_Strings.begin();
109  while (vitr != vend) if (s == *sitr) { v = *vitr; return is; } else { ++vitr; ++sitr; }
110  throw std::range_error("Invalid value [" + s + "] for Enum class myEnum");
111  };
112  @endcode
113 
114  Note how the \c operator>> will throw if the given string does not match the string representation of one of the
115  enum's values. */
116 
117 //! Include details of no interest to the user
118 #include <jevois/Types/details/EnumImpl.H>
119