C++ (Cpp) Item::GetID Examples

Programming Language: C++ (Cpp)

Class/Type: Item

Method/Function: GetID

Examples at hotexamples.com: 3

The getID function is a member function that returns the ID of an Item object in a C++ program. This function is commonly used in object-oriented programming when dealing with item management systems or inventory control programs. The package library that this function belongs to could vary depending on the specific program or project being developed.

Example 1:

#include  

class Item 
{
    private:
        int id;

    public:
        Item(int itemId) 
        { 
            id = itemId; 
        }
  
        int getID() 
        { 
            return id; 
        }
}; 
  
int main() 
{ 
    Item item1(1001); 
    std::cout << "Item ID: " << item1.getID() << std::endl; 

    return 0; 
}

This example creates an Item object with an ID of 1001 and calls the getID function to retrieve the ID and print it to the console. The package library for this code example is likely to be the standard C++ library or a custom library specific to the project.

Example 2:

#include  
#include  

namespace inventory 
{ 
    class Item 
    {
        private:
            int id;
            std::string itemName;

        public:
            Item(int itemId, std::string name) 
            { 
                id = itemId; 
                itemName = name; 
            }
  
            int getID() 
            { 
                return id; 
            }

            std::string getName() 
            { 
                return itemName; 
            }
    }; 
} 

int main() 
{ 
    inventory::Item item1(1001, "Hammer"); 
    std::cout << "Item ID: " << item1.getID() << std::endl; 
    std::cout << "Item Name: " << item1.getName() << std::endl; 

    return 0; 
}

This example creates an Item object with an ID of 1001 and a name of "Hammer" using a namespace to encapsulate the class. The getID function is then called to retrieve the ID and print it to the console. The package library for this code example is likely to be a custom library specific to the project.

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Example #1

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File: scroll_view.cpp Project: zozoiiiiii/yy

void ScrollView::Build()
{
	if (nullptr == m_pDelegate)
		return;

	Item* pContent = (Item*)FindChild("Content");
	if (nullptr == pContent)
		return;

	pContent->ClearChildren();


	// create new items
	ScrollViewModel* pModel = (ScrollViewModel*)GetModel();
	int nCnt = pModel->GetCount();
	for (int i = 0; i < nCnt; i++)
	{
		Item* pItem = GenerateDelegateItem();
		if (!pItem->IsInstanceOf("ScrollViewDelegate"))
		{
			GetMgr()->Destroy(pItem->GetID());
			continue;
		}

		ScrollViewDelegate* pDelegateItem = (ScrollViewDelegate*)pItem;
		pDelegateItem->SetName("ScrollViewDelegateItem");
		pDelegateItem->SetWidth(GetWidth());
		pDelegateItem->SetHeight(50);
		pDelegateItem->SetLeft(0);
		pDelegateItem->SetTop(i*50);
		pDelegateItem->SetIndex(i);

		pContent->AddChild(pItem);
	}
}

Example #2

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File: Item.cpp Project: AngryPants/SP2_Team13-Version-2

bool Item::operator==(Item &rhs) {

	if (rhs.GetID() == GetID()) {
	
		return true;

	}

	return false;

}

Example #3

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File: Item.cpp Project: AngryPants/SP2_Team13-Version-2

bool Item::operator<(const Item &rhs) const {

	if (rhs.GetID() > GetID()) {
	
		return true;

	}

	return false;

}