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API Documentation
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#include "DLLInfo.h"#include <NDEVR/TableColumn.h>#include <NDEVR/RGBColor.h>#include <NDEVR/Matrix.h>#include <NDEVR/TypeInfo.h>#include <NDEVR/BinaryFile.h>#include <NDEVR/String.h>#include <NDEVR/Compressor.h>Go to the source code of this file.
Classes | |
| class | TableColumnBuffer< t_type > |
| A base class for a Table column with N-number of rows held in a Buffer object. Allows for virtual memory access with the caller not needing to know how the data itself is stored. More... | |
| class | TableColumnColorType |
| A TableColumnBuffer of Colors Allows for virtual memory access with the caller not needing to know how the data itself is stored. More... | |
| class | TableColumnString |
| A TableColumnBuffer of Strings Allows for virtual memory access with the caller not needing to know how the data itself is stored. More... | |
| class | TableColumnTypeBuffer< t_type > |
| A TableColumnBuffer of buffers. Meaning each row has some potentially unique N-number of columns Allows for virtual memory access with the caller not needing to know how the data itself is stored. More... | |
| class | TableMatrixType< t_type, t_cols, t_rows > |
| A TableColumnBuffer column of Matrices Allows for virtual memory access with the caller not needing to know how the data itself is stored. More... | |
| class | TableVectorType< t_dims, t_type > |
| A TableColumnBuffer that also has some number of defined rows stored in a Vector object Allows for virtual memory access with the caller not needing to know how the data itself is stored. More... | |
| class | TableVectorType< 1, t_type > |
| An obtimized single column TableVectorType that stores data in a simple buffer Allows for virtual memory access with the caller not needing to know how the data itself is stored. More... | |
| class | TableVectorType< 1, UUID > |
| A TableVectorType optimized for storing UUID objects Allows for virtual memory access with the caller not needing to know how the data itself is stored. More... | |
Namespaces | |
| namespace | NDEVR |