OpFlex Framework  1.7.0
Class List
Here are the classes, structs, unions and interfaces with brief descriptions:
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\Nopflex
 oNlogging
 |oCOFLogHandlerInterface for a log message handler for the OpFlex framework
 |\CStdOutLogHandlerAn OFLogHandler that simply logs to standard output
 oNmodb
 |oNmointernal
 ||oCMOThis is the base class for all managed objects, which are the primary point of interface with data stored in the managedb object store
 ||oCObjectInstanceAn internal instance of an object in the managed object store
 ||\CStoreClientA client for accessing the object store scoped to an owner
 |oCClassInfoClass info provides metadata about managed object classes and properties
 |oCConstInfoConst info defines a specific enum member
 |oCEnumInfoEnum info defines the set of possible values for an enum as well as the properties current defined by it
 |oCMACA MAC address is used to identify devices on an ethernet network
 |oCModelMetadataModel metadata encapsulated all the metadata for a given model
 |oCMutatorA mutator represents a set of changes to apply to the data store
 |oCObjectListenerInterface for an object interested in updates to objects in the data store
 |oCPropertyInfoProperty info provides metadata about a particular managed object property
 |oCURIA URI is used to identify managed objects in the MODB
 |\CURIBuilderBuild a URI using path elements from the root of the tree
 oNofcore
 |oCInspectorClientInspect the state of a a managed object database using the inspector protocol
 |oCMainLoopAdaptorAn adaptor that allows integrating libopflex with an external main loop
 |oCOFConstantsDefine constants that are generally useful for the Opflex framework
 |oCOFFrameworkMain interface to the OpFlex framework
 |oCMockOFFrameworkA mock framework object that will not attempt to create remote connections or resolve references
 |\CPeerStatusListenerAn interface for a listener that will get status update events for peer connection state
 \Ntest
  \CMockOpflexServerAn opflex server we can use for mocking interactions with a real Opflex server