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LSSTDataManagementBasePackage
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A vector of catalogs used by Persistable. More...
#include <CatalogVector.h>
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A vector of catalogs used by Persistable.
This should really be thought of as just a typedef, but we can't forward-declare a typedef to a template class, so we use a trivial subclass instead. That may seem like a dirty hack, but it has a huge benefit in keeping compilation times down: it keeps us from needing to include Catalog.h in Persistable.h, which otherwise would pull all of the afw::table headers into the header of any class that wanted to make use of a Persistable subclass.
CatalogVector is also used in such limited circumstances that we don't really have to worry about the fact that std::vector doesn't have a virtual destructor and that we only have default and copy constructors for CatalogVector.
Definition at line 29 of file CatalogVector.h.
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STL member.