filter.h File Reference

Filter base class and derived filter classes for various matching operations. More...

#include "cloneable.h"

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Classes
class	original::filter< TYPE >
	Base class for filter operations. More...
class	original::equalFilter< TYPE >
	A filter that checks if an element is equal to a target value. More...
class	original::notEqualFilter< TYPE >
	A filter that checks if an element is not equal to a target value. More...
class	original::lessFilter< TYPE >
	A filter that checks if an element is less than a target value. More...
class	original::greaterFilter< TYPE >
	A filter that checks if an element is greater than a target value. More...
class	original::notLessFilter< TYPE >
	A filter that checks if an element is greater than or equal to a target value. More...
class	original::notGreaterFilter< TYPE >
	A filter that checks if an element is less than or equal to a target value. More...
class	original::rangeFilter< TYPE >
	A filter that checks if an element lies within a specified range. More...

Namespaces
namespace	original
	Main namespace for the project Original.

Detailed Description

Filter base class and derived filter classes for various matching operations.

This file provides the definition of a base class filter for matching elements based on specific conditions, and derived classes that implement different types of filters, such as equality, inequality, range checking, etc. The filter classes include:

• equalFilter: checks if an element is equal to a target value.
• notEqualFilter: checks if an element is not equal to a target value.
• lessFilter: checks if an element is less than a target value.
• greaterFilter: checks if an element is greater than a target value.
• notLessFilter: checks if an element is greater than or equal to a target value.
• notGreaterFilter: checks if an element is less than or equal to a target value.
• rangeFilter: checks if an element lies within a given range.