ippSetPropEResponse.h

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/* ippSetPropEResponse class ************************************************

Use this for data from a server-initiated SetProp
The tag number must be 0, so the constructors do not take a tag number
argument.

This allows only one property to be set. The spec does not make it
clear whether the argument list may have more than one property.

This allows making a request to set any property that can be set using
SetProp (this excludes Name, Id, CollisionVolume, and Alignment). All
values are numeric.

Key4 may be EmptyKey.

*/
#pragma once
#include "ippdme/Response/ippResponse.h"
#include "ippdme/ippProp.h"

class IPPDME_EXT_CLASS ippSetPropEResponse : public ippResponse {


public:

  ippSetPropEResponse();

  virtual ~ippSetPropEResponse(){}

  
  void addPropValue(const ippProp& prop,double value);

  const ippProp&  getProp(int n) const { return _props[n]; } 
  int getNumberProps() const;
  double getValue(int n) const;
  virtual std::string getResponseString() const;
private:
  std::vector<ippProp> _props;
  std::vector<double> _values;
  // prohibited copy constructor:
  ippSetPropEResponse(const ippSetPropEResponse&);
  void operator=(const ippSetPropEResponse&);

};
IPP_DECLARE_SMARTPOINTER(ippSetPropEResponse);

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