Stores a single "hit" indicating that some given triangulation has been located in one of Regina's in-built census databases. More...
#include <census/census.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| const std::string & | name () const |
| Returns the human-readable name associated with the triangulation in the database. More... | |
| const CensusDB * | db () const |
| Returns details of the census database in which the triangulation was found. More... | |
| const CensusHit * | next () const |
| Returns the next hit for the same triangulation, or 0 if there are no more hits. More... | |
Friends | |
| class | CensusDB |
| class | CensusHits |
Detailed Description
Stores a single "hit" indicating that some given triangulation has been located in one of Regina's in-built census databases.
Note that a given triangulation might have several hits across Regina's databases. Therefore hits are typically returned using the separate CensusHits class, which essentially represents a list of individual CensusHit objects.
Member Function Documentation
◆ db()
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inline |
Returns details of the census database in which the triangulation was found.
- Returns
- the database for this hit.
◆ name()
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inline |
Returns the human-readable name associated with the triangulation in the database.
This typically contains the name of the triangulation and/or the name of the underlying manifold.
- Returns
- the human-readable name for this hit.
◆ next()
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inline |
Returns the next hit for the same triangulation, or 0 if there are no more hits.
Recall that hits are typically returned using the CensusHits class, which stores a list of individual CensusHit objects. To iterate through this list, you should begin by calling CensusHits::first() to retrieve the first hit, and then for each hit call CensusHit::next() (this function) to retrieve the next hit.
- Returns
- the next hit after this in the list, or 0 if this is the last hit.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- census/census.h