ola::io::ConnectedDescriptor Class Reference

Detailed Description

A BidirectionalFileDescriptor that also generates notifications when closed.

Inheritance diagram for ola::io::ConnectedDescriptor:

Public Types
typedef ola::SingleUseCallback0< void >	OnCloseCallback

Public Member Functions
virtual ssize_t	Send (const uint8_t *buffer, unsigned int size)
	Write a buffer to the descriptor.
virtual ssize_t	Send (IOQueue *data)
	Write data from an IOQueue to a descriptor.
virtual int	Receive (uint8_t *buffer, unsigned int size, unsigned int &data_read)
	Read data from this descriptor.
virtual bool	SetReadNonBlocking ()
	Enable on non-blocking reads..
virtual bool	Close ()=0
int	DataRemaining () const
	Find out how much data is left to read.
bool	IsClosed () const
	Check if the descriptor is closed.
void	SetOnClose (OnCloseCallback *on_close)
	Set the callback to be run when the descriptor is closed.
OnCloseCallback *	TransferOnClose ()
	Take ownership of the on_close callback.
Public Member Functions inherited from ola::io::BidirectionalFileDescriptor
void	SetOnData (ola::Callback0< void > *on_read)
	Set the callback to be run when data is available for reading.
void	SetOnWritable (ola::Callback0< void > *on_write)
	Set the callback to be run when the descriptor can be written to.
void	PerformRead ()
	Called when there is data available on the descriptor.
void	PerformWrite ()
	Called when the descriptor can be written to.
Public Member Functions inherited from ola::io::ReadFileDescriptor
virtual DescriptorHandle	ReadDescriptor () const =0
	Returns the read descriptor for this socket.
bool	ValidReadDescriptor () const
	Check if this file descriptor is valid.
Public Member Functions inherited from ola::io::WriteFileDescriptor
virtual DescriptorHandle	WriteDescriptor () const =0
	Returns the write descriptor for this socket.
bool	ValidWriteDescriptor () const
	Check if this file descriptor is valid.

Static Public Member Functions
static bool	SetNonBlocking (DescriptorHandle fd)
	Set a DescriptorHandle to non-blocking mode.

Protected Member Functions
virtual bool	IsSocket () const =0
bool	SetNoSigPipe (DescriptorHandle fd)
	Disable SIGPIPE for this descriptor.

Member Function Documentation

int ola::io::ConnectedDescriptor::DataRemaining

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const

Find out how much data is left to read.

Returns

the amount of unread data for the descriptor.

int ola::io::ConnectedDescriptor::Receive ( uint8_t *  buffer, unsigned int  size, unsigned int &  data_read  )

virtual

Read data from this descriptor.

Parameters

buffer	a pointer to the buffer to store new data in
size	the size of the buffer
data_read	a value result argument which returns the size of the data copied into the buffer.

Returns

-1 on error, 0 on success.

ssize_t ola::io::ConnectedDescriptor::Send ( const uint8_t *  buffer, unsigned int  size  )

virtual

Write a buffer to the descriptor.

Parameters

buffer	a pointer to the buffer to write
size	the number of bytes in the buffer to write

Returns

the number of bytes written

ssize_t ola::io::ConnectedDescriptor::Send ( IOQueue *  data )

virtual

Write data from an IOQueue to a descriptor.

Parameters

data	the IOQueue containing the data to write. Data written to the descriptor will be removed from the IOQueue.

Returns

the number of bytes written.

This attempts to send as much of the IOQueue data as possible. The IOQueue may be non-empty when this completes if the descriptor buffer is full.

Returns

the number of bytes sent.

void ola::io::ConnectedDescriptor::SetOnClose ( OnCloseCallback *  on_close )

inline

Set the callback to be run when the descriptor is closed.

Parameters

on_close

the callback to run, ownership of the callback is transferred.

virtual bool ola::io::ConnectedDescriptor::SetReadNonBlocking ( )

inlinevirtual

Enable on non-blocking reads..

Returns

true if it worked, false otherwise.

On Windows, this is only supported for sockets.

OnCloseCallback* ola::io::ConnectedDescriptor::TransferOnClose ( )

inline

Take ownership of the on_close callback.

This method transfers ownership of the on_close callback from the socket to the caller. Often an on_close callback ends up deleting the socket that its bound to. This can cause problems because we run the destructor from within the Close() method of the same object. To avoid this when we want to call the on close handler we transfer ownership away from the socket

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

• include/ola/io/Descriptor.h
• common/io/Descriptor.cpp