resolve.h File Reference

#include <map>
#include <regex>
#include <set>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
#include "goby/middleware/tool/interface/model.h"

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Classes
struct	goby::middleware::tool::interface::Endpoint
	Where in a deployment a publication or subscription is made. More...
struct	goby::middleware::tool::interface::Connection
struct	goby::middleware::tool::interface::Unmatched
struct	goby::middleware::tool::interface::Resolution
class	goby::middleware::tool::interface::ViewFilter
	Which groups and nodes a diagram (or a filtered check) shows. More...
struct	goby::middleware::tool::interface::ViewFilter::Params
class	goby::middleware::tool::interface::DiagramView
	What a diagram draws of a resolved deployment, shared by the DOT and D2 writers. More...

Namespaces
namespace	goby
	The global namespace for the Goby project.
namespace	goby::middleware
	Objects implementing the Goby nested middleware.
namespace	goby::middleware::tool
namespace	goby::middleware::tool::interface

Functions
bool	goby::middleware::tool::interface::in_scope (Layer layer, const Endpoint &pub, const Endpoint &sub)
	Can a publication made at pub reach a subscription made at sub on layer?
void	goby::middleware::tool::interface::collect_entries (const Deployment &deployment, std::vector< Unmatched > &pubs, std::vector< Unmatched > &subs)
	Every publication and subscription in a deployment, with where it is made.
Resolution	goby::middleware::tool::interface::resolve (const Deployment &deployment)
	Match every publication to the subscriptions it reaches.
bool	goby::middleware::tool::interface::is_goby_application (const Application &app)
	Goby's own applications, which a diagram draws as one node without their threads.
bool	goby::middleware::tool::interface::is_goby_thread (const std::string &name)
	A thread from Goby itself: a goby:: class, or a lambda in one of Goby's headers.
std::string	goby::middleware::tool::interface::display_thread_name (const std::string &name)
	A thread's name as drawn: a lambda by its file and line, a template without its arguments.