MgParameterCollection Class Reference

MgParameterCollection represents a collection of parameters. All parameters contained in an instance of a parameter collection are objects whose base class is MgParameter. A call to a parameter object's GetType() method returns one of the integer constants defined in class MgPropertyType. This collection does not allow duplicate key names. More...

Inheritance diagram for MgParameterCollection:

List of all members.

Public Member Functions
void	Add (MgParameter *value)
	Adds the specified item to the end of the collection.
void	Clear ()
	Removes all items from the collection.
bool	Contains (const MgParameter *value) const
	Returns true if the collection contains the specified item, false otherwise.
INT32	GetCount () const
	Gets the number of items in the collection.
MgParameter *	GetItem (INT32 index) const
	Gets the item in the collection at the specified index.
INT32	IndexOf (const MgParameter *value) const
	Returns the index of the specified item in the collection or -1 if the item does not exist.
void	Insert (INT32 index, MgParameter *value)
	Inserts the specified item at the specified index within the collection. Items following the insertion point are moved down to accommodate the new item.
	MgParameterCollection ()
	Constructs a MgParameterCollection. The collection is initially empty.
bool	Remove (MgParameter *value)
	Removes the specified item from the collection.
void	RemoveAt (INT32 index)
	Removes the specified item from the collection.
void	SetItem (INT32 index, MgParameter *value)
	Sets the item in the collection at the specified index to the specified value.

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Detailed Description

MgParameterCollection represents a collection of parameters. All parameters contained in an instance of a parameter collection are objects whose base class is MgParameter. A call to a parameter object's GetType() method returns one of the integer constants defined in class MgPropertyType. This collection does not allow duplicate key names.

Note:

Collections are not thread safe and ordered in the sequence of add operation.

Since:

2.2