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// File: NCollection_DefineSList.hxx
// Created: 17.04.02 10:12:48
// Author: Alexander Kartomin (akm)
// Automatically created from NCollection_SList.hxx by GAWK
// Copyright: Open Cascade 2002
//
// Purpose: An SList is a LISP like list of Items.
// An SList is :
// . Empty.
// . Or it has a Value and a Tail which is an other SList.
//
// The Tail of an empty list is an empty list.
// SList are shared. It means that they can be
// modified through other lists.
// SList may be used as Iterators. They have Next,
// More, and value methods. To iterate on the content
// of the list S just do.
//
// SList Iterator;
// for (Iterator = S; Iterator.More(); Iterator.Next())
// X = Iterator.Value();
//
// Memory usage is automatically managed for SLists
// (using reference counts).
//
// Example:
// If S1 and S2 are SLists :
// if S1.Value() is X.
//
// And the following is done :
// S2 = S1;
// S2.SetValue(Y);
//
// S1.Value() becomes also Y. So SList must be used
// with care. Mainly the SetValue() method is
// dangerous.
//
#ifndef NCollection_DefineSList_HeaderFile
#define NCollection_DefineSList_HeaderFile
#include <NCollection_DefineBaseCollection.hxx>
#include <NCollection_SList.hxx>
#ifdef WNT
// Disable the warning "operator new unmatched by delete"
#pragma warning (disable:4291)
#endif
// **************************************** Template for SList class ********
#define DEFINE_SLIST(_ClassName_, _BaseCollection_, TheItemType) \
typedef NCollection_SList<TheItemType > _ClassName_;
#endif
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