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-//
-// Copyright 2010 Ettus Research LLC
-//
-// This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
-// it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
-// the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
-// (at your option) any later version.
-//
-// This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
-// but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
-// MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
-// GNU General Public License for more details.
-//
-// You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
-// along with this program.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
-//
-
-#ifndef INCLUDED_WAX_HPP
-#define INCLUDED_WAX_HPP
-
-#include <boost/any.hpp>
-#include <iostream>
-
-/*!
- * WAX - it's a metaphor!
- *
- * The WAX framework allows object to have generic/anyobj properties.
- * These properties can be addressed through generic/anyobj identifiers.
- * A property of a WAX object may even be another WAX object.
- *
- * When a property is a WAX object, the returned value must be an obj pointer.
- * A WAX object provides two objs of pointers: obj::ptr and obj::sptr.
- * The choice of pointer vs smart pointer depends on the owner of the memory.
- *
- * Proprties may be referenced though the [] overloaded operator.
- * The [] operator returns a special proxy that allows for assigment.
- * Also, the [] operators may be chained as in the folowing examples:
- *   my_obj[prop1][prop2][prop3] = value
- *   value = my_obj[prop1][prop2][prop3]
- *
- * Any value returned from an access operation is of wax::obj.
- * To use this value, it must be cast with wax::cast<new_obj>(value).
- */
-
-namespace wax{
-
-    /*!
-     * WAX object base class:
-     *
-     * A wax obj has two major purposes:
-     *   1) to act as a polymorphic container, just like boost any
-     *   2) to provide a nested set/get properties interface
-     *
-     * Internally, the polymorphic container is handled by a boost any.
-     * For properties, a subclass should override the set and get methods.
-     * For property nesting, wax obj subclasses return special links
-     * to other wax obj subclasses, and the api handles the magic.
-     */
-    class obj{
-    public:
-
-        /*!
-         * Default constructor:
-         * The contents will be empty.
-         */
-        obj(void);
-
-        /*!
-         * Copy constructor:
-         * The contents will be cloned.
-         * \param o another wax::obj
-         */
-        obj(const obj &o);
-
-        /*!
-         * Templated any type constructor:
-         * The contents can be anything.
-         * Uses the boost::any to handle the magic.
-         * \param o an object of any type
-         */
-        template<class T> obj(const T &o){
-            _contents = o;
-        }
-
-        /*!
-         * Destructor.
-         */
-        virtual ~obj(void);
-
-        /*!
-         * The chaining operator:
-         * This operator allows access objs with properties.
-         * A call to the [] operator will return a new proxy obj.
-         * The proxy object is an obj with special proxy contents.
-         * Assignment and casting can be used on this special object
-         * to access the property referenced by the obj key.
-         * \param key a key to identify a property within this obj
-         * \return a special wax obj that proxies the obj and key
-         */
-        obj operator[](const obj &key);
-
-        /*!
-         * The assignment operator:
-         * This operator allows for assignment of new contents.
-         * In the special case where this obj contains a proxy,
-         * the value will be set to the proxy's property reference.
-         * \param val the new value to assign to the wax obj
-         * \return a reference to this obj (*this)
-         */
-        obj & operator=(const obj &val);
-
-        /*!
-         * Get a link in the chain:
-         * When a wax obj returns another wax obj as part of a get call,
-         * the return value should be set to the result of this method.
-         * Doing so will ensure chain-ability of the returned object.
-         * \return an obj containing a valid link to a wax obj
-         */
-        obj get_link(void) const;
-
-        /*!
-         * Get the type of the contents of this obj.
-         * \return a reference to the type_info
-         */
-        const std::type_info & type(void) const;
-
-    private:
-        //private interface (override in subclasses)
-        virtual void get(const obj &, obj &);
-        virtual void set(const obj &, const obj &);
-
-        /*!
-         * Resolve the contents of this obj.
-         * In the case where this obj is a proxy,
-         * the referenced property will be resolved.
-         * Otherwise, just get the private contents.
-         * \return a boost any type with contents
-         */
-        boost::any resolve(void) const;
-        template<class T> friend T cast(const obj &);
-
-        //private contents of this obj
-        boost::any _contents;
-
-    };
-
-    /*!
-     * The wax::bad cast will be thrown when
-     * cast is called with the wrong typeid.
-     */
-    typedef boost::bad_any_cast bad_cast;
-
-    /*!
-     * Cast a wax::obj into the desired obj.
-     * Usage wax::cast<new_obj>(my_value).
-     *
-     * \param val the obj to cast
-     * \return an object of the desired type
-     * \throw wax::bad_cast when the cast fails
-     */
-    template<class T> T cast(const obj &val){
-        return boost::any_cast<T>(val.resolve());
-    }
-
-} //namespace wax
-
-//ability to use wax::obj with stream operators
-std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream &, const wax::obj &);
-
-#endif /* INCLUDED_WAX_HPP */