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refs #413 All value classes which had custom policies shall inherit from mixins instead.

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Mathew Sutcliffe
2015-05-03 23:34:06 +01:00
parent 9becc1c666
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src/blackmisc/pq/angle.h
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@@ -18,34 +18,28 @@
namespace BlackMisc
{
//! \private
template <> struct CValueObjectPolicy<PhysicalQuantities::CAngle> : public CValueObjectPolicy<>
{
using MetaType = Policy::MetaType::DefaultAndQList;
};
namespace PhysicalQuantities
{
//! Physical unit angle (radians, degrees)
class BLACKMISC_EXPORT CAngle : public CValueObject<CAngle, CPhysicalQuantity<CAngleUnit, CAngle>>
class BLACKMISC_EXPORT CAngle : public CPhysicalQuantity<CAngleUnit, CAngle>
{
public:
//! Default constructor
CAngle() : CValueObject(0, CAngleUnit::defaultUnit()) {}
CAngle() : CPhysicalQuantity(0, CAngleUnit::defaultUnit()) {}
//! Init by double value
CAngle(double value, const CAngleUnit &unit): CValueObject(value, unit) {}
CAngle(double value, const CAngleUnit &unit): CPhysicalQuantity(value, unit) {}
//! \copydoc CPhysicalQuantity(const QString &unitString)
CAngle(const QString &unitString) : CValueObject(unitString) {}
CAngle(const QString &unitString) : CPhysicalQuantity(unitString) {}
/*!
* \brief Init as sexagesimal degrees, minutes, seconds
* The sign of all parameters must be the same, either all positive or all negative.
*/
CAngle(int degrees, int minutes, double seconds) :
CValueObject(
CPhysicalQuantity(
degrees + minutes / 100.0 + seconds / 10000.0,
CAngleUnit::sexagesimalDeg()) {}
@@ -54,7 +48,7 @@ namespace BlackMisc
* The sign of both parameters must be the same, either both positive or both negative.
*/
CAngle(int degrees, double minutes) :
CValueObject(
CPhysicalQuantity(
degrees + minutes / 100.0,
CAngleUnit::sexagesimalDegMin()) {}