Fixed (sure ? to test extensively) the problem with vtk-inherited black boxes desallo...

[bbtk.git] / kernel / appli / bbCreateBlackBox / xml-templates / std-template.xml

diff --git a/kernel/appli/bbCreateBlackBox/xml-templates/std-template.xml b/kernel/appli/bbCreateBlackBox/xml-templates/std-template.xml
index 70e19b1c41e3efa504e9e260cb8ac8b5f03143b9..bb8050b23c1487a5e6e1db11d3ef03f1399fbbf9 100644 (file)
--- a/kernel/appli/bbCreateBlackBox/xml-templates/std-template.xml
+++ b/kernel/appli/bbCreateBlackBox/xml-templates/std-template.xml
@@ -1,24 +1,86 @@
-<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?>
-
+<!--==========================================================================
+   STARTS THE DESCRIPTION OF THE BLACK BOX -->
 <blackbox name="__BLACKBOXNAME__">
+<!--=======================================================================-->
+
+  <!--========================================================================
+    THE BOX DOCUMENTATION -->
 
   <author>__AUTHOR__</author>
   <description>__DESCRIPTION__</description>
-  <category>__CategoryBlackBox__</category>
+  <category>__CATEGORY__</category>
+  <!--=====================================================================-->
+
+  <!--========================================================================
+    #include directives to be put in the .h generated
+    There must be one tag per file to include
+    Here we include the standard header iostream.h -->
+  <include><PRE>iostream</PRE></include>
+  <!--=====================================================================-->
 
-  <input name="In1" type="double" description="First number to add"/>
-  <input name="In2" type="double" description="Second number to add"/>
-  <output name="Out" type="double" description="Result"/>
+  <!--========================================================================
+    INPUTS/OUTPUTS DECLARATION -->
+  <!-- Declares an input with name 'In', type 'double' 
+      and description 'First input' -->
 
-  <process><PRE>
-    bbSetOutputOut( bbGetInputIn1() + bbGetInputIn2() );
-  </PRE></process>
+  <input name="In" type="double" description="First input"/>
   
-  <constructor><PRE>
-    bbSetInputIn1(0);
-    bbSetInputIn2(0);
-    bbSetOutputOut(0);
-  </PRE></constructor>    
+  <!-- Declares an output with name 'Out', type 'double' 
+      and description 'First output' -->
+  <output name="Out" type="double" description="First output"/>
+  <!--=====================================================================-->
 
-</blackbox>
+  <!--========================================================================
+    THE PROCESSING METHOD BODY :
+    Here simpy copies the value of the input 'In' to the output 'Out'
+    And prints out the value
+    INPUT/OUTPUT ACCESSORS ARE OF THE FORM :
+      void bbSet{Input|Output}NAME(const TYPE&)
+      const TYPE& bbGet{Input|Output}NAME() const 
+    Where :
+    * NAME is the name of the input/output
+      (the one provided in the attribute 'name' of the tag 'input')
+    * TYPE is the C++ type of the input/output
+      (the one provided in the attribute 'type' of the tag 'input') -->
+
+  <process>
+  <PRE>
+    bbSetOutputOut( bbGetInputIn() );
+    std::cout << "Output value = " <<bbGetOutputOut() << std::endl;
+  </PRE>
+  </process>
+  <!--=====================================================================-->
 
+  <!--========================================================================
+    CONSTRUCTORS / DESTRUCTORS (OPTIONAL) 
+    THE CONSTRUCTION METHOD BODY :
+    Here initializes the input 'In' to 0
+    This is also where you should allocate the output pointers -->
+  <constructor>
+  <PRE>
+    bbSetInputIn(0);
+  </PRE>
+  </constructor>
+
+  <!-- THE COPY-CONSTRUCTION METHOD BODY :
+    Here does nothing 
+    But this is where you should allocate the output pointers if any
+    and copy the pointed values (to avoid bug caused by multiple references)-->
+  <copyconstructor>
+  <PRE>
+  </PRE>
+  </copyconstructor>
+
+  <!-- THE DESTRUCTION METHOD BODY :
+    Here does nothing 
+    but this is where you should desallocate the output pointers if any -->
+  <destructor>
+  <PRE>
+  </PRE>
+  </destructor>
+  <!--=====================================================================-->
+
+<!--=======================================================================-->
+<!-- END OF BLACK BOX DESCRIPTION -->
+</blackbox>
+<!--=======================================================================-->