void defiGroup::print(FILE* f) const {
int i;
fprintf(f, "Group '%s'\n", name());
if (hasRegionName()) {
fprintf(f, " region name '%s'\n", regionName());
}
if (hasRegionBox()) {
int size = numRects_;
int* xl = xl_;
int* yl = yl_;
int* xh = xh_;
int* yh = yh_;
for (i = 0; i < size; i++)
fprintf(f, " region box %d,%d %d,%d\n", xl[i], yl[i], xh[i], yh[i]);
}
if (hasMaxX()) {
fprintf(f, " max x %d\n", maxX());
}
if (hasMaxY()) {
fprintf(f, " max y %d\n", maxY());
}
if (hasPerim()) {
fprintf(f, " perim %d\n", perim());
}
}
/*!
* Returns \c true is this endpoint is valid; \c false otherwise.
*
* The endpoint is considered valid if the host specified during construction is
* a known AWS host, and thus we know what region and service(s) it supports.
*
* For example:
* \code
* AwsEndpoint good(QLatin1String("cloudformation.us-east-1.amazonaws.com"));
* AwsEndpoint bad(QLatin1String("example.com"));
* Q_ASSERT(good.isValid()); // good is valid.
* Q_ASSERT(!bad.isValid()); // bad is not.
* \endcode
*/
bool AwsEndpoint::isValid() const
{
return ((!hostName().isEmpty()) && (!regionName().isEmpty()) && (!serviceName().isEmpty()));
}
/*!
* Returns \c true if the given \c transport is supported by this endpoint; \c false otherwise.
*/
bool AwsEndpoint::isSupported(const Transport transport) const
{
return isSupported(regionName(), serviceName(), AwsEndpoint::Transports(transport));
}
