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KIM::TemperatureUnit Class Reference

An Extensible Enumeration for the TemperatureUnit's supported by the KIM API. More...

#include <KIM_TemperatureUnit.hpp>

Public Member Functions

 TemperatureUnit ()
 Create an uninitialized TemperatureUnit object. More...
 
 TemperatureUnit (int const id)
 Create a TemperatureUnit object with the specified id. More...
 
 TemperatureUnit (std::string const &str)
 Create a TemperatureUnit object corresponding to the provided string. If the string does not match one of the values defined by the KIM API, then an "unknown" object is generated. More...
 
bool Known () const
 Determines if the object is a quantity known to the KIM API. More...
 
bool operator== (TemperatureUnit const &rhs) const
 Compares TemperatureUnit objects for equality. More...
 
bool operator!= (TemperatureUnit const &rhs) const
 Compares TemperatureUnit objects for inequality. More...
 
std::string const & ToString () const
 Converts the object to a string. More...
 

Public Attributes

int temperatureUnitID
 Integer identifying the specific TemperatureUnit represented. More...
 

Detailed Description

An Extensible Enumeration for the TemperatureUnit's supported by the KIM API.

The enumeration constants are contained in the TEMPERATURE_UNIT namespace.

See also
KIM_TemperatureUnit, kim_temperature_unit_module::kim_temperature_unit_type
Since
2.0

Definition at line 47 of file KIM_TemperatureUnit.hpp.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ TemperatureUnit() [1/3]

KIM::TemperatureUnit::TemperatureUnit ( )

Create an uninitialized TemperatureUnit object.

Since
2.0

◆ TemperatureUnit() [2/3]

KIM::TemperatureUnit::TemperatureUnit ( int const  id)

Create a TemperatureUnit object with the specified id.

Note
This should not be used directly.
Since
2.0

◆ TemperatureUnit() [3/3]

KIM::TemperatureUnit::TemperatureUnit ( std::string const &  str)

Create a TemperatureUnit object corresponding to the provided string. If the string does not match one of the values defined by the KIM API, then an "unknown" object is generated.

See also
KIM_TemperatureUnit_FromString, kim_temperature_unit_module::kim_from_string
Since
2.0

Member Function Documentation

◆ Known()

bool KIM::TemperatureUnit::Known ( ) const

Determines if the object is a quantity known to the KIM API.

TemperatureUnit's known to the KIM API are found in the TEMPERATURE_UNIT namespace.

See also
KIM_TemperatureUnit_Known, kim_temperature_unit_module::kim_known
Since
2.0

◆ operator!=()

bool KIM::TemperatureUnit::operator!= ( TemperatureUnit const &  rhs) const

Compares TemperatureUnit objects for inequality.

Note
It is possible for two "unknown" objects to be not equal.
See also
KIM_TemperatureUnit_NotEqual, kim_temperature_unit_module::operator(.ne.)
Since
2.0

◆ operator==()

bool KIM::TemperatureUnit::operator== ( TemperatureUnit const &  rhs) const

Compares TemperatureUnit objects for equality.

Note
Not all "unknown" objects are equal.
See also
KIM_TemperatureUnit_Equal, kim_temperature_unit_module::operator(.eq.)
Since
2.0

◆ ToString()

std::string const& KIM::TemperatureUnit::ToString ( ) const

Converts the object to a string.

Returns
A string object representing the TemperatureUnit object.
Note
If the TemperatureUnit object does not correspond to a value defined by the KIM API, then the string "unknown" is returned.
See also
KIM_TemperatureUnit_ToString, kim_temperature_unit_module::kim_to_string
Since
2.0

Member Data Documentation

◆ temperatureUnitID

int KIM::TemperatureUnit::temperatureUnitID

Integer identifying the specific TemperatureUnit represented.

Note
This should not be directly accessed and is only public for cross-language reasons.
See also
KIM_TemperatureUnit::temperatureUnitID, kim_temperature_unit_module::kim_temperature_unit_type::temperature_unit_id
Since
2.0

Definition at line 60 of file KIM_TemperatureUnit.hpp.


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