The InputSource is a small class for holding data about the starting Pose for a Job and where it comes from (i.e. which of the Inputters claims responsibility for creating a Pose for this instance). The "input_tag" is a string description of the input source and will be used as the "job_tag" to control output – the input tag should not include the file extension. It is perfectly reasonable for complex Inputters to subclass from InputSource to tuck more complex data in the InputSource, though, the string-string map ought to provide considerable flexibility in storing data without deriving new subclasses. More...

#include <InputSource.hh>

Inheritance diagram for protocols::jd3::InputSource:

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Public Member Functions
	InputSource ()

	InputSource (std::string origin)

	~InputSource () override

bool	operator== (InputSource const &rhs) const

bool	operator!= (InputSource const &rhs) const

bool	operator< (InputSource const &rhs) const

std::string const &	input_tag () const

std::string const &	origin () const

core::Size	source_id () const

void	input_tag (std::string const &setting)

void	origin (std::string const &setting)

void	source_id (core::Size setting)

Private Attributes
std::string	origin_

std::string	input_tag_

core::Size	source_id_ = 0

Detailed Description

The InputSource is a small class for holding data about the starting Pose for a Job and where it comes from (i.e. which of the Inputters claims responsibility for creating a Pose for this instance). The "input_tag" is a string description of the input source and will be used as the "job_tag" to control output – the input tag should not include the file extension. It is perfectly reasonable for complex Inputters to subclass from InputSource to tuck more complex data in the InputSource, though, the string-string map ought to provide considerable flexibility in storing data without deriving new subclasses.