Class Ifc4x2::IfcAppliedValue¶
Defined in File Ifc4x2.h
Nested Relationships¶
This class is a nested type of Struct Ifc4x2.
Inheritance Relationships¶
Base Type¶
public IfcUtil::IfcBaseEntity
(Class IfcBaseEntity)
Derived Type¶
public Ifc4x2::IfcCostValue
(Class Ifc4x2::IfcCostValue)
Class Documentation¶
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class
Ifc4x2
::
IfcAppliedValue
: public IfcUtil::IfcBaseEntity¶ IfcAppliedValue is an abstract supertype that specifies the common attributes for cost values.
HISTORY: New Entity in IFC2x2. Modifed in IFC2x4 to use IfcDate for date values.
Use definitions The extent of the IfcAppliedValue is determined by the AppliedValue attribute which may be defined either as an IfcMeasureWithUnit or as an IfcMonetaryMeasure or as an IfcRatioMeasure via the IfcAppliedValueSelect type.
Optionally, an IfcAppliedValue may have an applicable date. This is intended to fix the date on which the value became relevant for use. It may be the date on which the value was set in the model or it may be a prior or future date when the value becomes operable.
Similarly, an IfcAppliedValue may have a ‘fixed until’ date. This is intended to fix the date on which the value ceases to be relevant for use.
An instance of IfcAppliedValue may have a unit basis asserted. This is defined as an IfcMeasureWithUnit that determines the extent of the unit value for application purposes. It is assumed that when this attribute is asserted, then the value given to IfcAppliedValue is that for unit quantity. This is not enforced within the IFC schema and thus needs to be controlled within an application.
Applied values may be referenced from a document (such as a price list). The relationship between one or more occurrences of IfcAppliedValue (or its subtypes) is achieved through the use of the IfcExternalReferenceRelationship in which the document provides the IfcExternalReferenceRelationship.RelatingExtReference and the value occurrences are the IfcExternalReferenceRelationship.RelatedResourceObjects.
Subclassed by Ifc4x2::IfcCostValue
Public Types
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typedef IfcTemplatedEntityList<IfcAppliedValue>
list
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Public Functions
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bool
hasName
() const¶ Whether the optional attribute Name is defined for this IfcAppliedValue.
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std::string
Name
() const¶ A name or additional clarification given to a cost value.
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void
setName
(std::string v)¶
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bool
hasDescription
() const¶ Whether the optional attribute Description is defined for this IfcAppliedValue.
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std::string
Description
() const¶ The description that may apply additional information about a cost value.
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void
setDescription
(std::string v)¶
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bool
hasAppliedValue
() const¶ Whether the optional attribute AppliedValue is defined for this IfcAppliedValue.
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::Ifc4x2::IfcAppliedValueSelect *
AppliedValue
() const¶ The extent or quantity or amount of an applied value.
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void
setAppliedValue
(::Ifc4x2::IfcAppliedValueSelect *v)¶
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bool
hasUnitBasis
() const¶ Whether the optional attribute UnitBasis is defined for this IfcAppliedValue.
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::Ifc4x2::IfcMeasureWithUnit *
UnitBasis
() const¶ The number and unit of measure on which the unit cost is based.
Note: As well as the normally expected units of measure such as length, area, volume etc., costs may be based on units of measure which need to be defined e.g. sack, drum, pallet, item etc. Unit costs may be based on quantities greater (or lesser) than a unitary value of the basis measure. For instance, timber may have a unit cost rate per X meters where X > 1; similarly for cable, piping and many other items. The basis number may be either an integer or a real value.
Note: This attribute should be asserted for all circumstances where the cost to be applied is per unit quantity. It may be asserted even for circumstances where an item price is used, in which case the unit cost basis should be by item (or equivalent definition).
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void
setUnitBasis
(::Ifc4x2::IfcMeasureWithUnit *v)¶
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bool
hasApplicableDate
() const¶ Whether the optional attribute ApplicableDate is defined for this IfcAppliedValue.
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std::string
ApplicableDate
() const¶ The date on or from which an applied value is applicable.
IFC2x4 CHANGE Type changed from IfcDateTimeSelect.
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void
setApplicableDate
(std::string v)¶
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bool
hasFixedUntilDate
() const¶ Whether the optional attribute FixedUntilDate is defined for this IfcAppliedValue.
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std::string
FixedUntilDate
() const¶ The date until which applied value is applicable.
IFC2x4 CHANGE Type changed from IfcDateTimeSelect.
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void
setFixedUntilDate
(std::string v)¶
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bool
hasCategory
() const¶ Whether the optional attribute Category is defined for this IfcAppliedValue.
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std::string
Category
() const¶
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void
setCategory
(std::string v)¶
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bool
hasCondition
() const¶ Whether the optional attribute Condition is defined for this IfcAppliedValue.
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std::string
Condition
() const¶
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void
setCondition
(std::string v)¶
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bool
hasArithmeticOperator
() const¶ Whether the optional attribute ArithmeticOperator is defined for this IfcAppliedValue.
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::Ifc4x2::IfcArithmeticOperatorEnum::Value
ArithmeticOperator
() const¶
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void
setArithmeticOperator
(::Ifc4x2::IfcArithmeticOperatorEnum::Value v)¶
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bool
hasComponents
() const¶ Whether the optional attribute Components is defined for this IfcAppliedValue.
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IfcTemplatedEntityList<::Ifc4x2::IfcAppliedValue>::ptr
Components
() const¶
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void
setComponents
(IfcTemplatedEntityList<::Ifc4x2::IfcAppliedValue>::ptr v)¶
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IfcTemplatedEntityList<IfcExternalReferenceRelationship>::ptr
HasExternalReference
() const¶
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IfcAppliedValue
(IfcEntityInstanceData *e)¶
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IfcAppliedValue
(boost::optional<std::string> v1_Name, boost::optional<std::string> v2_Description, ::Ifc4x2::IfcAppliedValueSelect *v3_AppliedValue, ::Ifc4x2::IfcMeasureWithUnit *v4_UnitBasis, boost::optional<std::string> v5_ApplicableDate, boost::optional<std::string> v6_FixedUntilDate, boost::optional<std::string> v7_Category, boost::optional<std::string> v8_Condition, boost::optional<::Ifc4x2::IfcArithmeticOperatorEnum::Value> v9_ArithmeticOperator, boost::optional<IfcTemplatedEntityList<::Ifc4x2::IfcAppliedValue>::ptr> v10_Components)¶
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typedef IfcTemplatedEntityList<IfcAppliedValue>