#include <Storable_Naming_Context.h>
Collaboration diagram for TAO_Storable_Naming_Context::File_Open_Lock_and_Check:

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| File_Open_Lock_and_Check (TAO_Storable_Naming_Context *context, const char *mode ACE_ENV_ARG_DECL) | |
| Constructor - we always need the object which we guard. | |
| ~File_Open_Lock_and_Check (void) | |
| Destructor. | |
| void | release (void) |
| Releases the lock, closes the file, and deletes the I/O stream. | |
| TAO_Storable_Base & | peer (void) |
| Returns the stream to read/write on. | |
Private Types | |
| enum | { mode_write = 1, mode_read = 2, mode_create = 4 } |
| Symbolic values for the flags in the above. More... | |
Private Member Functions | |
| File_Open_Lock_and_Check (void) | |
| Default constructor. | |
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| int | closed_ |
| A flag to keep us from trying to close things more than once. | |
| TAO_Storable_Naming_Context * | context_ |
| We need to save the pointer to our parent for cleaning up. | |
| TAO_Storable_Base * | fl_ |
| The pointer to the actual file I/O (bridge pattern). | |
| int | rwflags_ |
| The flags that we were opened with. | |
Guard class for the TAO_Storable_Naming_Context. It opens a file for read/write and sets a lock on it. It then checks if the file has changed and re-reads it if it has.
The destructor insures that the lock gets released.
How to use this class:
File_Open_Lock_and_Check flck(this, name_len > 1 ? "r" : "rw");
ACE_CHECK;
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Symbolic values for the flags in the above.
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Constructor - we always need the object which we guard.
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Destructor.
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Default constructor.
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Returns the stream to read/write on.
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Releases the lock, closes the file, and deletes the I/O stream.
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A flag to keep us from trying to close things more than once.
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We need to save the pointer to our parent for cleaning up.
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The pointer to the actual file I/O (bridge pattern).
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The flags that we were opened with.
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