NTuple Namespace Reference

NTuple name space. More...

Classes
class	Range
	Class defining a range. More...
class	Range< bool >
class	_Data
	Abstract class describing basic data in an Ntuple. More...
class	_Item
	Abstract class describing a column in a N tuple. More...
class	_Array
	Abstract class describing a column-array in a N tuple. More...
class	_Matrix
	Abstract class describing a matrix column in a N tuple. More...
class	_Accessor
	Class acting as a smart pointer holding a N tuple entry. More...
class	Item
	Class acting as a smart pointer holding a N tuple _Item. More...
class	Item< bool >
	Specialization acting as a smart pointer holding a N tuple _Item. More...
class	Array
	Class acting as a smart pointer holding a N tuple _Item. More...
class	Matrix
	Class acting as a smart pointer holding a N tuple _Item. More...
class	Tuple
	Abstract base class which allows the user to interact with the actual N tuple implementation. More...
class	Directory
	Small class representing an N tuple directory in the transient store. More...
class	File
	Small class representing an N tuple file in the transient store. More...
class	Array< IOpaqueAddress * >
class	Matrix< IOpaqueAddress * >
class	TupleImp
class	ColumnWiseTuple
class	RowWiseTuple
class	_DataImp
	Concrete class discribing basic data items in an N tuple. More...
class	_ItemImp
	Concrete class discribing a column in a N tuple. More...
class	_ArrayImp
	Concrete class discribing a column-array in a N tuple. More...
class	_MatrixImp
	Concrete class discribing a matrix column in a N tuple. More...
class	Selector
	NTuple Selector class. More...

Functions
template<class T >
std::ostream &	operator<< (std::ostream &s, const Item< T > &obj)

Detailed Description

NTuple name space.

Definition of helpers to access N tuple implementations

Author

Markus Frank

Sebastien Ponce

Function Documentation

template<class T >

std::ostream& NTuple::operator<< ( std::ostream &  s, const Item< T > &  obj  )

inline

Definition at line 1208 of file NTuple.h.

  {
    return s << T(obj);
  }