PLearn 0.1
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#include <iostream>
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Classes | |
struct | PLearn::tRule |
Namespaces | |
namespace | PLearn |
< for swap | |
Enumerations | |
enum | PLearn::eNumericType { PLearn::NT_NOT_NUMERIC = 0x0000, PLearn::NT_ORDINAL = 0x0001, PLearn::NT_CARDINAL = 0x0002, PLearn::NT_CURRENCY = 0x0004, PLearn::NT_PREFIXED = 0x0008, PLearn::NT_SUFFIXED = 0x0010, PLearn::NT_RANGE = 0x0020, PLearn::NT_TIME = 0x0040, PLearn::NT_CODE = 0x0080, PLearn::NT_PERCENT = 0x0100, PLearn::NT_UNKNOWN_NUMERIC_TYPE = 0x8000 } |
Functions | |
bool | PLearn::containsChar (const char *s, const char *symbols) |
true if string s contains any one of the characters in symbols. | |
const char * | PLearn::eNumericTypeNames (int a) |
converts a code in corresponding string | |
int | PLearn::numericType (const char *word) |
assigns a code to a "word" | |
bool | PLearn::looksNumeric (const char *s) |
tells wether this string looks like a numeric entity | |
void | PLearn::compactRepresentation (char *t) |
gives a (intermediate) code for a numeric string (starting with #) | |
Variables | |
const tRule | PLearn::rules [] |
Definition in file TypesNumeriques.h.