isc::dhcp::PSIDLen Class Reference

Encapsulates PSID length. More...

#include <option_data_types.h>

Public Member Functions
	PSIDLen ()
	Default constructor.
	PSIDLen (const uint8_t psid_len)
	Constructor.
uint8_t	asUint8 () const
	Returns PSID length as uint8_t value.
unsigned int	asUnsigned () const
	Returns PSID length as unsigned int.

Detailed Description

Encapsulates PSID length.

Definition at line 204 of file option_data_types.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

PSIDLen() [1/2]

isc::dhcp::PSIDLen::PSIDLen ( )

inline

Default constructor.

Definition at line 208 of file option_data_types.h.

PSIDLen() [2/2]

isc::dhcp::PSIDLen::PSIDLen ( const uint8_t psid_len )

inlineexplicit

Constructor.

It checks that the specified value is not greater than 16, which is a maximum value for the PSID length.

Parameters

psid_len

PSID length.

Exceptions

isc::OutOfRange

If specified PSID length is greater than 16.

Definition at line 217 of file option_data_types.h.

References asUnsigned(), and isc_throw.

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Member Function Documentation

asUint8()

uint8_t isc::dhcp::PSIDLen::asUint8 ( ) const

inline

Returns PSID length as uint8_t value.

Definition at line 226 of file option_data_types.h.

asUnsigned()

unsigned int isc::dhcp::PSIDLen::asUnsigned ( ) const

inline

Returns PSID length as unsigned int.

This is useful to convert the value to a numeric type which can be logged directly. Note that the uint8_t value has to be cast to an integer value to be logged as a number. This is because the uint8_t is often implemented as char, in which case directly logging an uint8_t value prints a character rather than a number.

Definition at line 238 of file option_data_types.h.

Referenced by PSIDLen().

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

• option_data_types.h