Exponential IA-decay authoring rows keyed by group and response. More...

#include <InflowData.hpp>

Collaboration diagram for openswmm::RDIIDecayData:

Public Member Functions
int	count () const
	Count rows in the primary ordered column.

void	add (const RDIIDecayEntry &e)
	Append a copied authoring row.

Public Attributes
std::vector< RDIIDecayEntry >	entries

Detailed Description

Exponential IA-decay authoring rows keyed by group and response.

Owns its strings and vectors; references/iterators into columns may be invalidated by append/erase. Mutating this container does not synchronize engine solver state.

Member Function Documentation

◆ add()

void openswmm::RDIIDecayData::add ( const RDIIDecayEntry & e )

inline

Append a copied authoring row.

Low-level authoring storage only: no lifecycle, name/reference, numeric or duplicate validation and no solver-cache rebuild. Caller keeps parallel columns aligned, serializes access and keeps row count representable as int. Allocation exceptions can leave a partially appended row; there is no rollback.

Parameters

[in] e Copied complete decay row in the RDIIDecayEntry input-unit convention.

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◆ count()

int openswmm::RDIIDecayData::count ( ) const

inline

Count rows in the primary ordered column.

Returns: Primary row count converted to int; no alignment verification of the other columns.

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Member Data Documentation

◆ entries

std::vector<RDIIDecayEntry> openswmm::RDIIDecayData::entries

The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

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