Name demangling functions

Name demangling functions return the original name of a type as written in the source code, as opposed to the name used internally by the compiler, which is mangled to avoid name conflicts and confusions across different namespaces, overloads, and such.

See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Name_mangling for more information.

Collaboration diagram for Name demangling functions:

Functions
std::string	jevois::demangle (std::string const &mangledName)
	Demangle a mangled name. More...
std::string	jevois::demangle (char const *mangledName)
	Demangle a mangled name. More...
template<typename T >
std::string	jevois::demangledName ()
	Get the demangled type name of type T. More...
template<>
std::string	jevois::demangledName< std::string > ()
	Specialization for std::string to avoid getting an ugly name. More...

Function Documentation

demangle() [1/2]

std::string jevois::demangle

(

char const *

mangledName

)

Demangle a mangled name.

demangle() [2/2]

std::string jevois::demangle

(

std::string const &

mangledName

)

Demangle a mangled name.

Referenced by jevois::Component::className().

demangledName()

template<typename T >

std::string jevois::demangledName

(

)

Get the demangled type name of type T.

demangledName< std::string >()

template<>

std::string jevois::demangledName< std::string >

(

)

Specialization for std::string to avoid getting an ugly name.