Source: ../../policy/var_map.hh
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// $XORP: xorp/policy/var_map.hh,v 1.2 2005/03/25 02:54:10 pavlin Exp $
#ifndef __POLICY_VAR_MAP_HH__
#define __POLICY_VAR_MAP_HH__
#include "policy/common/policy_exception.hh"
#include "process_watch.hh"
#include <string>
#include <map>
/**
* @short A VarMap contains all information for legal protocol variables.
*
* It contains all the possible protocols.
* All the possible variables those protocols support and whether the variables
* are read-only or read-write.
*
* This is crutial for semantic checking.
*/
class VarMap {
public:
/**
* @short Exception thrown on VarMap errors such as on unknown variables.
*/
class VarMapErr : public PolicyException {
public:
VarMapErr(const string& err) : PolicyException(err) {}
};
/**
* A variable may be READ [readonly] or READ_WRITE [read/write].
*/
enum Access {
READ,
READ_WRITE
};
/**
* A variable has Access control, it has a name, and a type.
*/
struct Variable {
Access access;
string name;
string type;
Variable(const string& n, const string& t, Access a) :
access(a), name(n), type(t)
{
}
};
typedef map<string,Variable*> VariableMap;
typedef map<string,VariableMap*> ProtoMap;
/**
* Return Variable information for a variable of a specific protocol.
*
* Throws an exception if no information is found.
*
* Caller must not delete the map.
*
* @return access and type information for the requested variable.
* @param protocol protocol of variable interested in.
* @param varname name of variable interested in.
*/
const Variable& variable(const string& protocol,
const string& varname) const;
/**
* As the VarMap learns about new protocols, it will register interest with
* the process watcher for that protocol to monitor the status of the
* protocol process.
*
* @param pw processWatch to use.
*/
VarMap(ProcessWatchBase& pw);
~VarMap();
/**
* @return True if the protocol is known to the VarMap, false otherwise.
* @param protocol protocol caller wish to knows existance of.
*/
bool protocol_known(const string& protocol);
/**
* Add a variable to a specific protocol.
*
* @param vm VariableMap where variable should be added.
* @param varname name of the variable.
* @param type the type [id] of the variable/element.
* @param acc the access of the variable.
*/
void add_variable(VariableMap& vm, const string& varname,
const string& type, Access acc);
/**
* Add a variable to a protocol.
*
* @param protocol protocol for which variable should be added.
* @param varname name of variable.
* @param type type [id] of the variable.
* @param acc access [r/rw] of the variable.
*/
void add_protocol_variable(const string& protocol, const string& varname,
const string& type, Access acc);
/**
* Configure the VarMap from an unparsed configuration.
*
* @param conf un-parsed configuration file of the VarMap.
*/
void configure(const string& conf);
private:
/**
* A VariableMap relates a variable name to its Variable information [access
* and type].
*
* Throws an exception if no map is found.
*
* @return variable map for requested protocol.
* @param protocol protocol name for which variable map is requested.
*/
const VariableMap& variablemap(const string& protocol) const;
ProtoMap _protocols;
ProcessWatchBase& _process_watch;
// not impl
VarMap(const VarMap&);
VarMap& operator=(const VarMap&);
};
#endif // __POLICY_VAR_MAP_HH__
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