Rodin::Identifiable class
#include <Rodin/Identifiable.h>

Abstract base class for objects that can be copied.

This class defines an interface for polymorphic identifying of objects.

They are copy-stable, meaning that copies of an object will retain the same identifier as the original object.

Derived classes

class Base
Base class for all objects in Rodin's FormLanguage system.

Public types

using UUID = size_t
Type alias for unique object identifiers.

Constructors, destructors, conversion operators

~Identifiable() defaulted virtual
Virtual destructor for proper cleanup of derived classes.

Public functions

auto getUUID() const -> const UUID&
Gets the unique identifier associated with this instance.

Typedef documentation

using Rodin::Identifiable::UUID = size_t

Type alias for unique object identifiers.

UUID (Universally Unique Identifier) is used to uniquely identify each Identifiable instance during its lifetime. The identifier is assigned during construction and remains constant.

Function documentation

const UUID& Rodin::Identifiable::getUUID() const

Gets the unique identifier associated with this instance.

Returns UUID Unique identifier for this form language object

Each Identifiable instance receives a unique identifier during construction that persists for the lifetime of the object. This UUID can be used for object tracking, caching, and debugging purposes.