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port.h
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21 
22 #ifndef PORT_H
23 #define PORT_H
24 
26 
30 class Port {
31 public:
32 
33  Port() = delete;
34  virtual ~Port() = default;
35 
39  Port(std::string id, ComputationalNode* parent):
40  _id(std::move(id)),
41  _parent(parent)
42  { }
43 
47  const std::string& id()
48  { return _id; }
49 
54  { return _parent; }
55 
62  virtual size_t subscriptionsSize() = 0;
63 
64 private:
65 
67  std::string _id;
69  ComputationalNode* _parent;
70 };
71 
72 #endif //PORT_H
Port
Base class implementing a port in the computational graph.
Definition: port.h:30
Port::parent
ComputationalNode * parent() const
Returns the port parent node.
Definition: port.h:53
Port::id
const std::string & id()
Returns the port 'id'.
Definition: port.h:47
Port::subscriptionsSize
virtual size_t subscriptionsSize()=0
Return the number of subscriptions of this port.
Port::~Port
virtual ~Port()=default
computational_node.h
Port::Port
Port()=delete
Port::Port
Port(std::string id, ComputationalNode *parent)
Constructor.
Definition: port.h:39
ComputationalNode
Base class implementing a node in the computational graph.
Definition: computational_node.h:31