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| EtherMac ()
| EtherMac |
| EtherMac (const string& s)
throw (InvalidString) | EtherMac |
Construct EtherMac from a string representation.
Parameters:
| s | string representation of the form XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX where X represents a hex-digit. |
Throws: InvalidString, if, string, passed, does, not, match, expected, format.
| EtherMac (const Mac& m)
throw (BadMac) | EtherMac |
Construct EtherMac from Mac.
Parameters:
| m | Mac to construct EtherMac from. |
Throws: BadMac, if, the, Mac's, string, representation, is, not, equivalent, to, the, EtherMac's, string, representation.
| EtherMac (const ether_addr& ea)
throw (BadMac) | EtherMac |
Construct EtherMac from ether_addr.
| bool
get_ether_addr (struct ether_addr& ea)
| get_ether_addr |
[const]
Convert to ether_addr representation.
Parameters:
| ea | ether_addr to store representation. |
Returns: true on success, false if underlying string is empty.
| bool valid (const string& s)
| valid |
[static]
Check whether string contains valid EtherMac representation.
Parameters:
| s | potential EtherMac string representation. |
Returns: true if s is valid, false otherwise.
| string normalize (const string& s)
throw (InvalidString) | normalize |
[static]
Normalize the string representation of an EtherMac address.
Convert the string with an EtherMAC address into an "struct ether_addr", and then back to a string. Thus, the string address representation is normalized to the system's internal preference. Example: "00:00:00:00:00:00" -> "0:0:0:0:0:0"
Parameters:
| s | the string with the EtherMac address to normalize. |
Returns: a string with the normalized EtherMac address.
