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CRelevanceLevel Class Reference

CRELEVANCELEVEL. More...

#include <CRelevanceLevel.h>

List of all members.

Public Member Functions

 CRelevanceLevel ()
 just used to be able to construct emtpy elements in which to copy (STL)
 CRelevanceLevel (const string &inURL, double inRelevanceLevel)
 The constructor most frequently used.
 CRelevanceLevel (const CRelevanceLevel &inElement)
 copy constructor
bool input (istream &inStream)
 binary input
bool output (ostream &outStream) const
 binary output
bool outputHTML (ostream &outStream) const
 output as HTML
string getURL () const
 Accessors.
double getRelevanceLevel () const
void setRelevanceLevel (const double inRelevanceLevel)
void adjustRelevanceLevel (const double inRelevanceLevel)
void divideRelevanceLevelBy (const double inDivisor)
string toXML () const

Detailed Description

CRELEVANCELEVEL.

modification history: WM 1099 changed documentation fromat HM 090399 created the documentation WM 1098 created the file

compiler defines used:

Author:
Wolfgang Mueller Level of relevance given by the user to an image (URL) This structure is used both for user given relevances as well as for calculated relevances (scores).

What do you think, folx? I think, that the relevance level as it is, is too inflexible. We need to reflect a bit more what is given by MRML. to be FIXME d


Constructor & Destructor Documentation

CRelevanceLevel::CRelevanceLevel ( )

just used to be able to construct emtpy elements in which to copy (STL)

CRelevanceLevel::CRelevanceLevel ( const CRelevanceLevel inElement)

copy constructor


Member Function Documentation

string CRelevanceLevel::getURL ( ) const

Accessors.

bool CRelevanceLevel::input ( istream &  inStream)

binary input

bool CRelevanceLevel::output ( ostream &  outStream) const

binary output

bool CRelevanceLevel::outputHTML ( ostream &  outStream) const

output as HTML


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