#include <channel.h>
Inheritance diagram for PChannel:
Miscellaneous functions | |
enum | ShutdownValue { ShutdownRead = 0, ShutdownWrite = 1, ShutdownReadAndWrite = 2 } |
virtual PBoolean | Close () |
virtual PBoolean | Shutdown (ShutdownValue option) |
PBoolean | SetBufferSize (PINDEX newSize) |
PBoolean | SendCommandString (const PString &command) |
void | AbortCommandString () |
Error functions | |
enum | Errors { NoError, NotFound, FileExists, DiskFull, AccessDenied, DeviceInUse, BadParameter, NoMemory, NotOpen, Timeout, Interrupted, BufferTooSmall, Miscellaneous, ProtocolFailure, NumNormalisedErrors } |
enum | ErrorGroup { LastReadError, LastWriteError, LastGeneralError, NumErrorGroups } |
Errors | GetErrorCode (ErrorGroup group=NumErrorGroups) const |
int | GetErrorNumber (ErrorGroup group=NumErrorGroups) const |
virtual PString | GetErrorText (ErrorGroup group=NumErrorGroups) const |
static PString | GetErrorText (Errors lastError, int osError=0) |
Scattered read/write functions | |
typedef std::vector< Slice > | VectorOfSlice |
virtual PBoolean | Read (const VectorOfSlice &slices) |
virtual PBoolean | Write (const VectorOfSlice &slices) |
Public Types | |
enum | PXBlockType { PXReadBlock, PXWriteBlock, PXAcceptBlock, PXConnectBlock } |
Public Member Functions | |
PBoolean | SetErrorValues (Errors errorCode, int osError, ErrorGroup group=LastGeneralError) |
Overrides from class PObject | |
virtual Comparison | Compare (const PObject &obj) const |
virtual PINDEX | HashFunction () const |
Information functions | |
virtual PBoolean | IsOpen () const |
virtual PString | GetName () const |
int | GetHandle () const |
virtual PChannel * | GetBaseReadChannel () const |
virtual PChannel * | GetBaseWriteChannel () const |
Reading functions | |
void | SetReadTimeout (const PTimeInterval &time) |
PTimeInterval | GetReadTimeout () const |
virtual PBoolean | Read (void *buf, PINDEX len) |
virtual PINDEX | GetLastReadCount () const |
virtual int | ReadChar () |
PBoolean | ReadBlock (void *buf, PINDEX len) |
PString | ReadString (PINDEX len) |
virtual PBoolean | ReadAsync (void *buf, PINDEX len) |
virtual void | OnReadComplete (void *buf, PINDEX len) |
Writing functions | |
void | SetWriteTimeout (const PTimeInterval &time) |
PTimeInterval | GetWriteTimeout () const |
virtual PBoolean | Write (const void *buf, PINDEX len) |
virtual PINDEX | GetLastWriteCount () const |
PBoolean | WriteChar (int c) |
PBoolean | WriteString (const PString &str) |
virtual PBoolean | WriteAsync (const void *buf, PINDEX len) |
virtual void | OnWriteComplete (const void *buf, PINDEX len) |
Static Public Member Functions | |
static PBoolean | ConvertOSError (int libcReturnValue, Errors &lastError, int &osError) |
Protected Member Functions | |
PChannel (const PChannel &) | |
PChannel & | operator= (const PChannel &) |
virtual PBoolean | ConvertOSError (int libcReturnValue, ErrorGroup group=LastGeneralError) |
int | ReadCharWithTimeout (PTimeInterval &timeout) |
PBoolean | ReceiveCommandString (int nextChar, const PString &reply, PINDEX &pos, PINDEX start) |
PBoolean | PXSetIOBlock (PXBlockType type, const PTimeInterval &timeout) |
int | PXClose () |
Protected Attributes | |
int | os_handle |
The operating system file handle return by standard open() function. | |
Errors | lastErrorCode [NumErrorGroups+1] |
The platform independant error code. | |
int | lastErrorNumber [NumErrorGroups+1] |
The operating system error number (eg as returned by errno). | |
PINDEX | lastReadCount |
Number of byte last read by the Read() function. | |
PINDEX | lastWriteCount |
Number of byte last written by the Write() function. | |
PTimeInterval | readTimeout |
Timeout for read operations. | |
PTimeInterval | writeTimeout |
Timeout for write operations. | |
PString | channelName |
PMutex | px_threadMutex |
PXBlockType | px_lastBlockType |
PThread * | px_readThread |
PThread * | px_writeThread |
PMutex | px_writeMutex |
PThread * | px_selectThread [3] |
PMutex | px_selectMutex [3] |
Classes | |
struct | Slice |
A descendent would typically have constructors and an Open()# function which enables access to the I/O channel it represents. The Read()# and Write()# functions would then be overridden to the platform and I/O specific mechanisms required.
The general model for a channel is that the channel accepts and/or supplies a stream of bytes. The access to the stream of bytes is via a set of functions that allow certain types of transfer. These include direct transfers, buffered transfers (via iostream) or asynchronous transfers.
The model also has the fundamental state of the channel being { open} or { closed}. A channel instance that is closed contains sufficient information to describe the channel but does not allocate or lock any system resources. An open channel allocates or locks the particular system resource. The act of opening a channel is a key event that may fail. In this case the channel remains closed and error values are set.
typedef std::vector<Slice> PChannel::VectorOfSlice |
enum PChannel::Errors |
Normalised error codes. The error result of the last file I/O operation in this object.
enum PChannel::ErrorGroup |
Error groups. To aid in multithreaded applications where reading and writing may be happening simultaneously, read and write errors are separated from other errors.
PChannel::PChannel | ( | ) |
Create the channel.
PChannel::~PChannel | ( | ) |
Close down the channel.
PINLINE PChannel::PChannel | ( | const PChannel & | ) | [protected] |
PChannel::PChannel | ( | ) |
Create the channel.
PChannel::~PChannel | ( | ) |
Close down the channel.
virtual Comparison PChannel::Compare | ( | const PObject & | obj | ) | const [virtual] |
Get the relative rank of the two strings. The system standard function, eg strcmp(), is used.
obj | Other PString to compare against. |
Reimplemented from PObject.
Reimplemented in PFile, PIndirectChannel, PPipeChannel, and PMemoryFile.
virtual PINDEX PChannel::HashFunction | ( | ) | const [virtual] |
Calculate a hash value for use in sets and dictionaries.
The hash function for strings will produce a value based on the sum of the first three characters of the string. This is a fairly basic function and make no assumptions about the string contents. A user may descend from PString and override the hash function if they can take advantage of the types of strings being used, eg if all strings start with the letter 'A' followed by 'B or 'C' then the current hash function will not perform very well.
Reimplemented from PObject.
virtual PBoolean PChannel::IsOpen | ( | ) | const [virtual] |
Determine if the channel is currently open. This indicates that read and write operations can be executed on the channel. For example, in the PFile# class it returns if the file is currently open.
Reimplemented in PIndirectChannel, PSoundChannel, and PMonitoredSocketChannel.
virtual PString PChannel::GetName | ( | ) | const [virtual] |
Get the platform and I/O channel type name of the channel. For example, it would return the filename in PFile# type channels.
Reimplemented in PConsoleChannel, PFile, PIndirectChannel, PIPSocket, PIPXSocket, PPipeChannel, and PSoundChannel.
PINLINE int PChannel::GetHandle | ( | ) | const |
Get the integer operating system handle for the channel.
Reimplemented in PSoundChannel.
virtual PChannel* PChannel::GetBaseReadChannel | ( | ) | const [virtual] |
Get the base channel of channel indirection using PIndirectChannel. This function returns the eventual base channel for reading of a series of indirect channels provided by descendents of PIndirectChannel#.
The behaviour for this function is to return "this".
Reimplemented in PIndirectChannel.
virtual PChannel* PChannel::GetBaseWriteChannel | ( | ) | const [virtual] |
Get the base channel of channel indirection using PIndirectChannel. This function returns the eventual base channel for writing of a series of indirect channels provided by descendents of PIndirectChannel#.
The behaviour for this function is to return "this".
Reimplemented in PIndirectChannel.
PINLINE void PChannel::SetReadTimeout | ( | const PTimeInterval & | time | ) |
Set the timeout for read operations. This may be zero for immediate return of data through to PMaxTimeInterval# which will wait forever for the read request to be filled.
Note that this function may not be available, or meaningfull, for all channels. In that case it is set but ignored.
time | The new time interval for read operations. |
PINLINE PTimeInterval PChannel::GetReadTimeout | ( | ) | const |
Get the timeout for read operations. Note that this function may not be available, or meaningfull, for all channels. In that case it returns the previously set value.
virtual PBoolean PChannel::Read | ( | void * | buf, | |
PINDEX | len | |||
) | [virtual] |
Low level read from the channel. This function may block until the requested number of characters were read or the read timeout was reached. The GetLastReadCount() function returns the actual number of bytes read.
The GetErrorCode() function should be consulted after Read() returns PFalse to determine what caused the failure.
buf | Pointer to a block of memory to receive the read bytes. |
len | Maximum number of bytes to read into the buffer. |
Reimplemented in PEthSocket, PFile, PIndirectChannel, PPipeChannel, PSocket, PSoundChannel, PTCPSocket, PUDPSocket, PDelayChannel, PInternetProtocol, PMemoryFile, PMonitoredSocketChannel, PSSLChannel, PWAVFile, PQueueChannel, and PTelnetSocket.
virtual PINDEX PChannel::GetLastReadCount | ( | ) | const [virtual] |
Get the number of bytes read by the last Read() call. This will be from 0 to the maximum number of bytes as passed to the Read() call.
Note that the number of bytes read may often be less than that asked for. Aside from the most common case of being at end of file, which the applications semantics may regard as an exception, there are some cases where this is normal. For example, if a PTextFile channel on the MSDOS platform is read from, then the translation of CR/LF pairs to
characters will result in the number of bytes returned being less than the size of the buffer supplied.
Reimplemented in PSoundChannel.
virtual int PChannel::ReadChar | ( | ) | [virtual] |
Read a single 8 bit byte from the channel. If one was not available within the read timeout period, or an I/O error occurred, then the function gives with a -1 return value.
PBoolean PChannel::ReadBlock | ( | void * | buf, | |
PINDEX | len | |||
) |
Read len bytes into the buffer from the channel. This function uses Read(), so most remarks pertaining to that function also apply to this one. The only difference being that this function will not return until all of the bytes have been read, or an error occurs.
buf | Pointer to a block of memory to receive the read bytes. |
len | Maximum number of bytes to read into the buffer. |
PString PChannel::ReadString | ( | PINDEX | len | ) |
Read len# character into a string from the channel. This function simply uses ReadBlock(), so all remarks pertaining to that function also apply to this one.
virtual PBoolean PChannel::ReadAsync | ( | void * | buf, | |
PINDEX | len | |||
) | [virtual] |
Begin an asynchronous read from channel. The read timeout is used as in other read operations, in this case calling the OnReadComplete() function.
Note that if the channel is not capable of asynchronous read then this will do a sychronous read is in the Read() function with the addition of calling the OnReadComplete() before returning.
buf | Pointer to a block of memory to receive the read bytes. |
len | Maximum number of bytes to read into the buffer. |
virtual void PChannel::OnReadComplete | ( | void * | buf, | |
PINDEX | len | |||
) | [virtual] |
User callback function for when a ReadAsync()# call has completed or timed out. The original pointer to the buffer passed in ReadAsync() is passed to the function.
buf | Pointer to a block of memory that received the read bytes. |
len | Actual number of bytes to read into the buffer. |
PINLINE void PChannel::SetWriteTimeout | ( | const PTimeInterval & | time | ) |
Set the timeout for write operations to complete. This may be zero for immediate return through to PMaxTimeInterval which will wait forever for the write request to be completed.
Note that this function may not be available, or meaningfull, for all channels. In this case the parameter is et but ignored.
time | The new time interval for write operations. |
PINLINE PTimeInterval PChannel::GetWriteTimeout | ( | ) | const |
Get the timeout for write operations to complete. Note that this function may not be available, or meaningfull, for all channels. In that case it returns the previously set value.
virtual PBoolean PChannel::Write | ( | const void * | buf, | |
PINDEX | len | |||
) | [virtual] |
Low level write to the channel. This function will block until the requested number of characters are written or the write timeout is reached. The GetLastWriteCount() function returns the actual number of bytes written.
The GetErrorCode() function should be consulted after Write() returns PFalse to determine what caused the failure.
buf | Pointer to a block of memory to write. |
len | Number of bytes to write. |
Reimplemented in PEthSocket, PFile, PIndirectChannel, PPipeChannel, PSoundChannel, PTCPSocket, PUDPSocket, PDelayChannel, PRFC822Channel, PInternetProtocol, PMemoryFile, PMonitoredSocketChannel, PSSLChannel, PWAVFile, PQueueChannel, and PTelnetSocket.
virtual PINDEX PChannel::GetLastWriteCount | ( | ) | const [virtual] |
Get the number of bytes written by the last Write() call.
Note that the number of bytes written may often be less, or even more, than that asked for. A common case of it being less is where the disk is full. An example of where the bytes written is more is as follows. On a PTextFile# channel on the MSDOS platform, there is translation of
to CR/LF pairs. This will result in the number of bytes returned being more than that requested.
Reimplemented in PSoundChannel.
PBoolean PChannel::WriteChar | ( | int | c | ) |
Write a single character to the channel. This function simply uses the Write() function so all comments on that function also apply.
Note that this asserts if the value is not in the range 0..255.
Write a string to the channel. This function simply uses the Write() function so all comments on that function also apply.
virtual PBoolean PChannel::WriteAsync | ( | const void * | buf, | |
PINDEX | len | |||
) | [virtual] |
Begin an asynchronous write from channel. The write timeout is used as in other write operations, in this case calling the OnWriteComplete() function. Note that if the channel is not capable of asynchronous write then this will do a sychronous write as in the Write() function with the addition of calling the OnWriteComplete() before returning.
buf | Pointer to a block of memory to write. |
len | Number of bytes to write. |
virtual void PChannel::OnWriteComplete | ( | const void * | buf, | |
PINDEX | len | |||
) | [virtual] |
User callback function for when a WriteAsync() call has completed or timed out. The original pointer to the buffer passed in WriteAsync() is passed in here and the len parameter is the actual number of characters written.
buf | Pointer to a block of memory to write. |
len | Number of bytes to write. |
virtual PBoolean PChannel::Close | ( | ) | [virtual] |
Close the channel, shutting down the link to the data source.
Reimplemented in PConsoleChannel, PEthSocket, PFile, PIndirectChannel, PPipeChannel, PSerialChannel, PSoundChannel, PFTPClient, PSMTPClient, PPOP3Client, PRFC822Channel, PModem, PMonitoredSocketChannel, PSSLChannel, PWAVFile, and PQueueChannel.
virtual PBoolean PChannel::Shutdown | ( | ShutdownValue | option | ) | [virtual] |
Close one or both of the data streams associated with a channel.
The default behavour is to do nothing and return PFalse.
Reimplemented in PIndirectChannel, PSocket, and PSSLChannel.
PBoolean PChannel::SetBufferSize | ( | PINDEX | newSize | ) |
Set the iostream buffer size for reads and writes.
newSize | New buffer size |
Send a command meta-string. A meta-string is a string of characters that may contain escaped commands. The escape command is the \ as in the C language.
The escape commands are: {description} [# #] alert (ascii value 7) [# #] backspace (ascii value 8) [##] formfeed (ascii value 12) [#
#] newline (ascii value 10) [##] return (ascii value 13) [##] horizontal tab (ascii value 9) [##] vertical tab (ascii value 11) [#\#] backslash [##] where ooo is octal number, ascii value ooo [##] where hh is hex number (ascii value 0xhh) [##] null character (ascii zero) [##] delay for n seconds [##] delay for n milliseconds [##] characters following this, up to a command or the end of string, are to be sent to modem [##] characters following this, up to a , or another or the end of the string are expected back from the modem. If the string is not received within n seconds, a failed command is registered. The exception to this is if the command is at the end of the string or the next character in the string is the , or in which case all characters are ignored from the modem until n seconds of no data. [##] as for above but timeout is in milliseconds. {description}
command | Command to send to the channel |
PINLINE void PChannel::AbortCommandString | ( | ) |
Abort a command string that is in progress. Note that as the SendCommandString() function blocks the calling thread when it runs, this can only be called from within another thread.
PINLINE PChannel::Errors PChannel::GetErrorCode | ( | ErrorGroup | group = NumErrorGroups |
) | const |
Get normalised error code. Return the error result of the last file I/O operation in this object.
group | Error group to get |
PINLINE int PChannel::GetErrorNumber | ( | ErrorGroup | group = NumErrorGroups |
) | const |
Get OS errro code. Return the operating system error number of the last file I/O operation in this object.
group | Error group to get |
virtual PString PChannel::GetErrorText | ( | ErrorGroup | group = NumErrorGroups |
) | const [virtual] |
Get error message description. Return a string indicating the error message that may be displayed to the user. The error for the last I/O operation in this object is used.
group | Error group to get |
Reimplemented in PIndirectChannel, and PSSLChannel.
Get error message description. Return a string indicating the error message that may be displayed to the user. The osError# parameter is used unless zero, in which case the lastError# parameter is used.
lastError | Error code to translate. |
osError | OS error number to translate. |
static PBoolean PChannel::ConvertOSError | ( | int | libcReturnValue, | |
Errors & | lastError, | |||
int & | osError | |||
) | [static] |
Convert an operating system error into platform independent error. This will set the lastError and osError member variables for access by GetErrorCode() and GetErrorNumber().
virtual PBoolean PChannel::Read | ( | const VectorOfSlice & | slices | ) | [virtual] |
Low level scattered read from the channel. This is identical to Read except that the data will be read into a series of scattered memory slices. By default, this call will default to calling Read multiple times, but this may be implemented by operating systems to do a real scattered read
virtual PBoolean PChannel::Write | ( | const VectorOfSlice & | slices | ) | [virtual] |
Low level scattered write to the channel. This is identical to Write except that the data will be written from a series of scattered memory slices. By default, this call will default to calling Write multiple times, but this can be actually implemented by operating systems to do a real scattered write
virtual PBoolean PChannel::ConvertOSError | ( | int | libcReturnValue, | |
ErrorGroup | group = LastGeneralError | |||
) | [protected, virtual] |
Convert an operating system error into platform independent error. The internal error codes are set by this function. They may be obtained via the GetErrorCode()# and GetErrorNumber()# functions.
group | Error group to set |
Reimplemented in PSSLChannel.
PBoolean PChannel::SetErrorValues | ( | Errors | errorCode, | |
int | osError, | |||
ErrorGroup | group = LastGeneralError | |||
) |
Set error values to those specified. Return PTrue if errorCode is NoError, PFalse otherwise
errorCode | Error code to translate. |
osError | OS error number to translate. |
group | Error group to set |
int PChannel::ReadCharWithTimeout | ( | PTimeInterval & | timeout | ) | [protected] |
Read a character with specified timeout. This reads a single character from the channel waiting at most the amount of time specified for it to arrive. The timeout# parameter is adjusted for amount of time it actually took, so it can be used for a multiple character timeout.
PBoolean PChannel::ReceiveCommandString | ( | int | nextChar, | |
const PString & | reply, | |||
PINDEX & | pos, | |||
PINDEX | start | |||
) | [protected] |
PBoolean PChannel::PXSetIOBlock | ( | PXBlockType | type, | |
const PTimeInterval & | timeout | |||
) | [protected] |
int PChannel::PXClose | ( | ) | [protected] |
int PChannel::os_handle [protected] |
The operating system file handle return by standard open() function.
Errors PChannel::lastErrorCode[NumErrorGroups+1] [protected] |
The platform independant error code.
int PChannel::lastErrorNumber[NumErrorGroups+1] [protected] |
The operating system error number (eg as returned by errno).
PINDEX PChannel::lastReadCount [protected] |
Number of byte last read by the Read() function.
PINDEX PChannel::lastWriteCount [protected] |
Number of byte last written by the Write() function.
PTimeInterval PChannel::readTimeout [protected] |
Timeout for read operations.
PTimeInterval PChannel::writeTimeout [protected] |
Timeout for write operations.
PString PChannel::channelName [protected] |
PMutex PChannel::px_threadMutex [protected] |
PXBlockType PChannel::px_lastBlockType [protected] |
PThread* PChannel::px_readThread [protected] |
PThread* PChannel::px_writeThread [protected] |
PMutex PChannel::px_writeMutex [protected] |
PThread* PChannel::px_selectThread[3] [protected] |
PMutex PChannel::px_selectMutex[3] [protected] |