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#include <JMACAddress.hh>
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| static const char *  | get_separator () | 
|   | Get list of allowed separators.  
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| static bool  | is_separator (const int c) | 
|   | Check if given character is an allowed separator.  
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| std::istream &  | operator>> (std::istream &in, JMACAddress &object) | 
|   | Read MAC address from input stream.  
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| std::ostream &  | operator<< (std::ostream &out, const JMACAddress &object) | 
|   | Write MAC address to output stream.  
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MAC address. 
Definition at line 30 of file JMACAddress.hh.
 
◆ anonymous enum
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| NUMBER_OF_BYTES  | number of bytes  
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Definition at line 34 of file JMACAddress.hh.
   34         { 
   36    };
@ NUMBER_OF_BYTES
number of bytes
 
 
 
 
◆ JMACAddress()
  
  
      
        
          | JDATABASE::JMACAddress::JMACAddress  | 
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◆ get_separator()
  
  
      
        
          | static const char * JDATABASE::JMACAddress::get_separator  | 
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Get list of allowed separators. 
- Returns
 - allowed separators 
 
Definition at line 44 of file JMACAddress.hh.
   45    {
   46      return ":.-";
   47    }
 
 
 
◆ is_separator()
  
  
      
        
          | static bool JDATABASE::JMACAddress::is_separator  | 
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          const int |           c | ) | 
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Check if given character is an allowed separator. 
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- Returns
 - true if separator; else false 
 
Definition at line 56 of file JMACAddress.hh.
   57    {
   59 
   60      for (std::string::const_iterator i = buffer.begin(); i != buffer.end(); ++i) {
   61        if ((int) *i == c) {
   62          return true;
   63        }
   64      }
   65 
   66      return false;
   67    }
static const char * get_separator()
Get list of allowed separators.
 
 
 
 
◆ equal()
  
  
      
        
          | bool JDATABASE::JMACAddress::equal  | 
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          const JMACAddress & |           address | ) | 
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Equal method. 
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- Returns
 - true if this MAC address and given MAC address are equal; else false 
 
Definition at line 84 of file JMACAddress.hh.
   85    {
   87        if ((*this)[i] != address[i]) {
   88          return false;
   89        }
   90      }
   91 
   92      return true;
   93    }
 
 
 
◆ ClassDefNV()
◆ operator>>
  
  
      
        
          | std::istream & operator>>  | 
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          std::istream & |           in,  | 
         
        
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          JMACAddress & |           object ) | 
         
       
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Read MAC address from input stream. 
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    | in | input stream  | 
    | object | MAC address  | 
  
   
- Returns
 - input stream 
 
Definition at line 103 of file JMACAddress.hh.
  104    {
  106 
  108 
  109      int c;
  110      
  111      if (in >> hex >> c) {
  112 
  113        object[0] = (unsigned char) c;
  114 
  117            object[i] = (unsigned char) c;
  118          else
  119            in.setstate(ios::failbit);
  120        }
  121      }
  122 
  123      return in >> dec;
  124    }
static bool is_separator(const int c)
Check if given character is an allowed separator.
 
JMACAddress()
Default constructor.
 
 
 
 
◆ operator<<
  
  
      
        
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          std::ostream & |           out,  | 
         
        
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          const JMACAddress & |           object ) | 
         
       
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Write MAC address to output stream. 
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    | out | output stream  | 
    | object | MAC address  | 
  
   
- Returns
 - output stream 
 
Definition at line 135 of file JMACAddress.hh.
  136    {
  138 
  139      out << setw(2) << setfill('0') << hex << (int) object[0];
  140 
  143            << setw(2) << setfill('0') << hex << (int) object[i];
  144      }
  145      
  146      return out << setfill(' ') << dec;
  147    }
 
 
 
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