IOSource< SomeIO > Class Template Reference

In your job class, use the template to generate a public member:. More...

#include <job.hh>

Inheritance diagram for IOSource< SomeIO >:

List of all members.

Public Member Functions
	IOSource ()
	~IOSource ()
	Does not delete the listeners.
void	addListener (SomeIO &l)
	Add an IO object which listens to calls going via this IOSource.
const IList< SomeIO > &	listeners () const
IList< SomeIO > &	listeners ()
bool	empty () const

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Detailed Description

template<class SomeIO>
class IOSource< SomeIO >

In your job class, use the template to generate a public member:.

    class MyJob {
    public:
      class IO { ... };
      IOSource<IO> io;
      MyJob(IO* ioPtr, ...) : io(), ... { io.addListener(ioPtr); ... }
    };

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

template<class SomeIO>

IOSource< SomeIO >::IOSource

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)

[inline]

template<class SomeIO>

IOSource< SomeIO >::~IOSource

(

)

[inline]

Does not delete the listeners.

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Member Function Documentation

template<class SomeIO>

void IOSource< SomeIO >::addListener

(

SomeIO &

l

)

[inline]

Add an IO object which listens to calls going via this IOSource.

NB, this adds l to the *front* of the list, so it will be called before listeners that were registered earlier.

template<class SomeIO>

const IList<SomeIO>& IOSource< SomeIO >::listeners

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)

const [inline]

template<class SomeIO>

IList<SomeIO>& IOSource< SomeIO >::listeners

(

)

[inline]

template<class SomeIO>

bool IOSource< SomeIO >::empty

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)

const [inline]

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• job/job.hh