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diff --git a/libs/sigc++2/sigc++/functors/slot.h b/libs/sigc++2/sigc++/functors/slot.h index 712940a7f5..64ce6d77de 100644 --- a/libs/sigc++2/sigc++/functors/slot.h +++ b/libs/sigc++2/sigc++/functors/slot.h @@ -471,7 +471,7 @@ public: * * The template arguments determine the function signature of operator()(): * - @e T_return The return type of operator()(). - * - @e T_arg1 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. + * - @e T_arg1 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. * * To use simply assign the slot to the desired functor. If the functor * is not compatible with the parameter list defined with the template @@ -546,8 +546,8 @@ public: * * The template arguments determine the function signature of operator()(): * - @e T_return The return type of operator()(). - * - @e T_arg1 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. - * - @e T_arg2 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. + * - @e T_arg1 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. + * - @e T_arg2 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. * * To use simply assign the slot to the desired functor. If the functor * is not compatible with the parameter list defined with the template @@ -624,9 +624,9 @@ public: * * The template arguments determine the function signature of operator()(): * - @e T_return The return type of operator()(). - * - @e T_arg1 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. - * - @e T_arg2 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. - * - @e T_arg3 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. + * - @e T_arg1 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. + * - @e T_arg2 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. + * - @e T_arg3 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. * * To use simply assign the slot to the desired functor. If the functor * is not compatible with the parameter list defined with the template @@ -705,10 +705,10 @@ public: * * The template arguments determine the function signature of operator()(): * - @e T_return The return type of operator()(). - * - @e T_arg1 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. - * - @e T_arg2 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. - * - @e T_arg3 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. - * - @e T_arg4 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. + * - @e T_arg1 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. + * - @e T_arg2 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. + * - @e T_arg3 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. + * - @e T_arg4 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. * * To use simply assign the slot to the desired functor. If the functor * is not compatible with the parameter list defined with the template @@ -789,11 +789,11 @@ public: * * The template arguments determine the function signature of operator()(): * - @e T_return The return type of operator()(). - * - @e T_arg1 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. - * - @e T_arg2 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. - * - @e T_arg3 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. - * - @e T_arg4 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. - * - @e T_arg5 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. + * - @e T_arg1 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. + * - @e T_arg2 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. + * - @e T_arg3 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. + * - @e T_arg4 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. + * - @e T_arg5 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. * * To use simply assign the slot to the desired functor. If the functor * is not compatible with the parameter list defined with the template @@ -876,12 +876,12 @@ public: * * The template arguments determine the function signature of operator()(): * - @e T_return The return type of operator()(). - * - @e T_arg1 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. - * - @e T_arg2 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. - * - @e T_arg3 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. - * - @e T_arg4 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. - * - @e T_arg5 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. - * - @e T_arg6 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. + * - @e T_arg1 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. + * - @e T_arg2 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. + * - @e T_arg3 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. + * - @e T_arg4 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. + * - @e T_arg5 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. + * - @e T_arg6 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. * * To use simply assign the slot to the desired functor. If the functor * is not compatible with the parameter list defined with the template @@ -966,13 +966,13 @@ public: * * The template arguments determine the function signature of operator()(): * - @e T_return The return type of operator()(). - * - @e T_arg1 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. - * - @e T_arg2 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. - * - @e T_arg3 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. - * - @e T_arg4 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. - * - @e T_arg5 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. - * - @e T_arg6 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. - * - @e T_arg7 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. + * - @e T_arg1 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. + * - @e T_arg2 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. + * - @e T_arg3 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. + * - @e T_arg4 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. + * - @e T_arg5 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. + * - @e T_arg6 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. + * - @e T_arg7 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. * * To use simply assign the slot to the desired functor. If the functor * is not compatible with the parameter list defined with the template @@ -1061,13 +1061,13 @@ public: * * The template arguments determine the function signature of operator()(): * - @e T_return The return type of operator()(). - * - @e T_arg1 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. - * - @e T_arg2 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. - * - @e T_arg3 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. - * - @e T_arg4 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. - * - @e T_arg5 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. - * - @e T_arg6 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. - * - @e T_arg7 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil means no argument. + * - @e T_arg1 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. + * - @e T_arg2 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. + * - @e T_arg3 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. + * - @e T_arg4 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. + * - @e T_arg5 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. + * - @e T_arg6 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. + * - @e T_arg7 Argument type used in the definition of operator()(). The default @p nil_ means no argument. * * To use simply assign the slot to the desired functor. If the functor * is not compatible with the parameter list defined with the template @@ -1085,7 +1085,7 @@ public: * * @ingroup slot */ -template <class T_return, class T_arg1 = nil,class T_arg2 = nil,class T_arg3 = nil,class T_arg4 = nil,class T_arg5 = nil,class T_arg6 = nil,class T_arg7 = nil> +template <class T_return, class T_arg1 = nil_,class T_arg2 = nil_,class T_arg3 = nil_,class T_arg4 = nil_,class T_arg5 = nil_,class T_arg6 = nil_,class T_arg7 = nil_> class slot : public slot7<T_return, T_arg1,T_arg2,T_arg3,T_arg4,T_arg5,T_arg6,T_arg7> { @@ -1111,10 +1111,10 @@ public: * See the base class for useful methods. * This is the template specialization of the unnumbered sigc::slot * template for 0 argument(s), specialized for different numbers of arguments - * This is possible because the template has default (nil) template types. + * This is possible because the template has default (nil_) template types. */ template <class T_return> -class slot <T_return, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil> +class slot <T_return, nil_, nil_, nil_, nil_, nil_, nil_, nil_> : public slot0<T_return> { public: @@ -1138,10 +1138,10 @@ public: * See the base class for useful methods. * This is the template specialization of the unnumbered sigc::slot * template for 1 argument(s), specialized for different numbers of arguments - * This is possible because the template has default (nil) template types. + * This is possible because the template has default (nil_) template types. */ template <class T_return, class T_arg1> -class slot <T_return, T_arg1, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil> +class slot <T_return, T_arg1, nil_, nil_, nil_, nil_, nil_, nil_> : public slot1<T_return, T_arg1> { public: @@ -1165,10 +1165,10 @@ public: * See the base class for useful methods. * This is the template specialization of the unnumbered sigc::slot * template for 2 argument(s), specialized for different numbers of arguments - * This is possible because the template has default (nil) template types. + * This is possible because the template has default (nil_) template types. */ template <class T_return, class T_arg1,class T_arg2> -class slot <T_return, T_arg1, T_arg2, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil> +class slot <T_return, T_arg1, T_arg2, nil_, nil_, nil_, nil_, nil_> : public slot2<T_return, T_arg1,T_arg2> { public: @@ -1192,10 +1192,10 @@ public: * See the base class for useful methods. * This is the template specialization of the unnumbered sigc::slot * template for 3 argument(s), specialized for different numbers of arguments - * This is possible because the template has default (nil) template types. + * This is possible because the template has default (nil_) template types. */ template <class T_return, class T_arg1,class T_arg2,class T_arg3> -class slot <T_return, T_arg1, T_arg2, T_arg3, nil, nil, nil, nil> +class slot <T_return, T_arg1, T_arg2, T_arg3, nil_, nil_, nil_, nil_> : public slot3<T_return, T_arg1,T_arg2,T_arg3> { public: @@ -1219,10 +1219,10 @@ public: * See the base class for useful methods. * This is the template specialization of the unnumbered sigc::slot * template for 4 argument(s), specialized for different numbers of arguments - * This is possible because the template has default (nil) template types. + * This is possible because the template has default (nil_) template types. */ template <class T_return, class T_arg1,class T_arg2,class T_arg3,class T_arg4> -class slot <T_return, T_arg1, T_arg2, T_arg3, T_arg4, nil, nil, nil> +class slot <T_return, T_arg1, T_arg2, T_arg3, T_arg4, nil_, nil_, nil_> : public slot4<T_return, T_arg1,T_arg2,T_arg3,T_arg4> { public: @@ -1246,10 +1246,10 @@ public: * See the base class for useful methods. * This is the template specialization of the unnumbered sigc::slot * template for 5 argument(s), specialized for different numbers of arguments - * This is possible because the template has default (nil) template types. + * This is possible because the template has default (nil_) template types. */ template <class T_return, class T_arg1,class T_arg2,class T_arg3,class T_arg4,class T_arg5> -class slot <T_return, T_arg1, T_arg2, T_arg3, T_arg4, T_arg5, nil, nil> +class slot <T_return, T_arg1, T_arg2, T_arg3, T_arg4, T_arg5, nil_, nil_> : public slot5<T_return, T_arg1,T_arg2,T_arg3,T_arg4,T_arg5> { public: @@ -1273,10 +1273,10 @@ public: * See the base class for useful methods. * This is the template specialization of the unnumbered sigc::slot * template for 6 argument(s), specialized for different numbers of arguments - * This is possible because the template has default (nil) template types. + * This is possible because the template has default (nil_) template types. */ template <class T_return, class T_arg1,class T_arg2,class T_arg3,class T_arg4,class T_arg5,class T_arg6> -class slot <T_return, T_arg1, T_arg2, T_arg3, T_arg4, T_arg5, T_arg6, nil> +class slot <T_return, T_arg1, T_arg2, T_arg3, T_arg4, T_arg5, T_arg6, nil_> : public slot6<T_return, T_arg1,T_arg2,T_arg3,T_arg4,T_arg5,T_arg6> { public: |