OutputList is a class that represents a list of output elements. It provides various methods to enable, disable, add and remove output elements from the list. The enableAll method is used to enable all the output elements in the list.
Here is an example of using OutputList and enableAll method in C++:
```c++
#include
// create an empty list of output elements
OutputList list;
// add some output elements to the list
list.addOutput(new ConsoleOutput());
list.addOutput(new FileOutput("log.txt"));
// enable all output elements in the list
list.enableAll();
```
In this example, we create an empty list of output elements using the OutputList class. Then we add two output elements, a ConsoleOutput and a FileOutput. Finally, we call the enableAll method on the list to enable both output elements.
It is difficult to determine the package library based on this information alone as the OutputList class could be part of any library.
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