MVPHeap

Generic heap class for MVP applications. Serves as a way of obtaining the memory storage areas for presenters, screens, transitions and the concrete application.

Subclassed by an application-specific heap which provides the actual storage areas. This generic interface is used only in makeTransition.

Public Functions

	MVPHeap(AbstractPartition & pres, AbstractPartition & scr, AbstractPartition & tra, MVPApplication & app)
	Initializes a new instance of the MVPHeap class.
virtual	~MVPHeap()
	Finalizes an instance of the MVPHeap class.

Public Attributes

MVPApplication &	frontendApplication
	A reference to the MVPApplication instance.
AbstractPartition &	presenterStorage
	A memory partition containing enough memory to hold the largest presenter.
AbstractPartition &	screenStorage
	A memory partition containing enough memory to hold the largest view.
AbstractPartition &	transitionStorage
	A memory partition containing enough memory to hold the largest transition.

Public Functions Documentation

MVPHeap

MVPHeap	(	AbstractPartition &	pres ,
		AbstractPartition &	scr ,
		AbstractPartition &	tra ,
		MVPApplication &	app
		)

Initializes a new instance of the MVPHeap class.

Parameters:

pres	A memory partition containing enough memory to hold the largest presenter.
scr	A memory partition containing enough memory to hold the largest view.
tra	A memory partition containing enough memory to hold the largest transition.
app	A reference to the MVPApplication instance.

~MVPHeap

virtual ~MVPHeap	(			)

Finalizes an instance of the MVPHeap class.

Public Attributes Documentation

frontendApplication

MVPApplication & frontendApplication

A reference to the MVPApplication instance.

presenterStorage

AbstractPartition & presenterStorage

A memory partition containing enough memory to hold the largest presenter.

screenStorage

AbstractPartition & screenStorage

A memory partition containing enough memory to hold the largest view.

transitionStorage

AbstractPartition & transitionStorage

A memory partition containing enough memory to hold the largest transition.