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PathNode.cpp
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25 // Internal Includes
26 #include <osvr/Common/PathNode.h>
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31 // Library/third-party includes
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34 // Standard includes
35 #include <sstream>
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37 namespace osvr {
38 namespace common {
39  const char *getTypeName(PathNode const &node) {
40  return elements::getTypeName(node.value());
41  }
42  std::string getFullPath(PathNode const &node) {
44  }
45 } // namespace common
46 } // namespace osvr
::osvr::util::TreeNode< PathElement > PathNode
The specific tree node type that contains a path element.
Definition: PathNode_fwd.h:42
const char * getTypeName(PathElement const &elt)
Gets a string that indicates the type of path element. Do not use this for conditionals/comparisons u...
std::string getTreeNodeFullPath(util::TreeNode< T > const &node, const char pathSeparator[])
Given a tree node and a path separator, get the full path identifying that tree node.
std::string getFullPath(PathNode const &node)
Gets the absolute path for the given node.
Definition: PathNode.cpp:42
const char * getTypeName(PathNode const &node)
Gets an identifying string for the node value type.
Definition: PathNode.cpp:39
const char * getPathSeparator()
Gets the path separator - a slash - as a null-terminated string.
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