A representation of the name of a financial institution. More...

#include <BankName.h>

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Public Member Functions
	BankName ()=default
	Constructs a default-initialized object representing the name of a financial institution.

	BankName (::QString name)
	Constructs an object representing the name of a financial institution.

const ::QString &	institution () const noexcept
	An accessor to the value for the name of the financial institution.

bool	isEmpty () const noexcept
	Determines if the financial institution's name value is set.

std::strong_ordering	operator<=> (const BankName &) const noexcept=default

Detailed Description

A representation of the name of a financial institution.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ BankName() [1/2]

drn::banking::BankName::BankName ( )

default

Constructs a default-initialized object representing the name of a financial institution.

Use this constructor when you need to initialize a financial institution's name without immediately assigning a specific value. It sets all internal state to its default.

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◆ BankName() [2/2]

drn::banking::BankName::BankName ( ::QString name )

explicit

Constructs an object representing the name of a financial institution.

This constructor should be used when you need to instantiate an object representing the name of a financial institution, with a specific value provided during construction.

Exceptions

BankError Thrown when the provided name is empty or contains only whitespace.

Parameters

name	The name of the financial institution to be initialized.

Member Function Documentation

◆ institution()

const ::QString & drn::banking::BankName::institution ( ) const

nodiscardnoexcept

An accessor to the value for the name of the financial institution.

◆ isEmpty()

bool drn::banking::BankName::isEmpty ( ) const

nodiscardnoexcept

Determines if the financial institution's name value is set.

Returns: True when the name value is not set, false otherwise.

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