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		| class AsPath |  
		| An AsPath is a list of AsSegments, each of which can be an AS_SET
 or an AS_SEQUENCE. More... |  
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Public Types
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 An AsPath is a list of AsSegments, each of which can be an AS_SET
 or an AS_SEQUENCE.
 
| typedef list <AsSegment>::const_iterator  const_iterator | const_iterator | 
| typedef list <AsSegment>::iterator  iterator | iterator | 
 Initialize from a string in the format
		1,2,(3,4,5),6,7,8,(9,10,11),12,13
     
| AsPath (const uint8_t* d, size_t len) 
 | AsPath | 
 construct from received data
     
| AsPath (const AsPath &a) 
 | AsPath | 
 Copy constructor
     
| void  add_segment (const AsSegment& s) 
 | add_segment | 
| size_t  path_length () 
 | path_length | 
 [const]
| bool  contains (const AsNum& as_num) 
 | contains | 
 [const]
| const AsNum&  first_asnum () 
 | first_asnum | 
 [const]
 [const]
| string  short_str () 
 | short_str | 
 [const]
 [const]
| size_t  num_segments () 
 | num_segments | 
 [const]
| const uint8_t * encode (size_t &len, uint8_t *buf) 
 | encode | 
 [const]
 Convert from internal to external representation.
 If we do not pass a buffer (buf = 0), then the routine will
 allocate a new one; otherwise, len indicates the size of the
 input buffer, which must be large enough to store the encoding.
Returns: the pointer to the buffer, len is the actual size.
     
| size_t  wire_size () 
 | wire_size | 
 [const]
Returns: the size of the list on the wire.
 XXX this should be made more efficient.
     
| void  prepend_as (const AsNum &asn) 
 | prepend_as | 
 Add the As number to the begining of the AS_SEQUENCE that starts
 the As path, or if the AsPath starts with an AS_SET, then add a
 new AS_SEQUENCE with the new AsNum to the start of the AsPath
     
| bool  operator== (const AsPath& him) 
 | operator== | 
 [const]
| bool  operator< (const AsPath& him) 
 | operator< | 
 [const]
| void  encode_for_mib (vector<uint8_t>& aspath) 
 | encode_for_mib | 
 [const]
	
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