Tools.h++ Class Reference

RWBinaryTree.
Functions that are inherited from a base class without being redefined. The complete
documentation for these functions is presented in the defining base class. An example is
clearAndDestroy(), for class RWBinaryTree, which is inherited from class RWCollection.
When a member function is inherited without being redefined, the member function
appears in both places, and this guide refers you to the original definition.
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Functions that are redefined in a derived class. These are usually virtual functions. The
documentation for these functions usually directs you to the base class, but may also
mention peculiarities that are relevant to the derived class. An example is apply(), for
class RWBinaryTree.
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Class Hierarchy
The following list shows the public class hierarchy of the Tools.h++ classes. Note that this is
the public class hierarchy--the implementation of a given class may use private inheritance.
Additionally, some classes inherit from public, but undocumented, implementation classes.
Undocumented classes are omitted from the hierarchy.
Classes derived by multiple inheritance show their additional base(s) in italics to the right of the
class name.
Class Hierarchy
RWBench
RWBitVec
RWBTreeOnDisk
RWCacheManager
RWCollectable
RWCollection
RWBag
RWBinaryTree
RWBTree
RWBTreeDictionary
RWHashTable
RWSet
RWFactory
RWHashDictionary
RWIdentityDictionary
RWIdentitySet
RWSequenceable
RWDlistCollectables