how to represent multi-structure chain relationships
Bengt Kleberg
bengt.kleberg@REDACTED
Mon Aug 14 07:45:12 CEST 2006
On 2006-08-12 15:16, Only OpenSource wrote:
> Hello
>
> What is the recommended approach to represent multi-structure chain
> relationships in erlang ?
>
> eg.
> CertEnvelope --> CertChain --> Cert Attribute(s)
>
> In C, one would use a pEnv->pChain->pAttrib and work with the fields.
> How does one do it in Erlang ?
one way of doing it would be records:
-record( cert_chain, {
cert_attribute
}.
-record( cert_envelope, {
cert_chain
}.
you can access the attribute like this:
attribute( #cert_envelope(cert_chain=Chain} ) -> attribute( Chain );
attribute( #cert_chain(cert_attribute=Attribute} -> Attribute.
and add it like this:
attribute_add( #cert_envelope{cert_chain=Chain}=Envelope, Attribute ) ->
Envelope#cert_envelope{cert_chain=attribute_add( Chain, Attribute )};
attribute_add( #cert_chain{}=Chain, Attribute ) ->
Chain#cert_chain(cert_attribute=Attribute}.
bengt
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