Public Types | |
typedef range_is_tag_type | split_type |
Public Member Functions | |
template<typename Range , typename StepInstance > | |
bool | divide_and_originate (Range &range, StepInstance &si) const |
divide given range into in arbitrary number of ranges of type Range |
Use this instead of default_partitioner if your tag is self-dividing (e.g. a range) and you want to use the partitioning mechanism through cnC::tag_collection::put_range
Definition at line 182 of file default_partitioner.h.
typedef range_is_tag_type split_type |
set to range_is_tag_type if tag is self-dividing, e.g. if the range-type is also the tag-type as passed to the step set to range_is_range_type if tag is undivisible, e.g. if range-type != step_type
Reimplemented from default_partitioner< grainSize >.
Definition at line 187 of file default_partitioner.h.
bool divide_and_originate | ( | Range & | range, |
StepInstance & | si | ||
) | const [inline] |
divide given range into in arbitrary number of ranges of type Range
Call si.originate_range( r ) for each new range. The original - but modified - range must *not* be passed to originate_range! If tag-types are self-dividing (e.g. if range-type == tag-type) you should call "originate" instead of "originate_range" for leaves of the recursive range-tree.
The aggregated set of the members of the sub-ranges applied to "t.originate[_range]" must equal the set of member in given range. Overlapping ranges or gaps may lead to arbitrary effects.
range | the original range to split, may be altered |
si | opaque object, call t.originate[_range]( r ) for all split-off sub-ranges |
Reimplemented from default_partitioner< grainSize >.
Definition at line 215 of file default_partitioner.h.
{ return this->divide_and_originate( range, si, this->grain_size( range.size() ) ); }