haiku/headers/private/shared/CommandPipe.h

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/*
* Copyright 2007 Haiku, Inc. All rights reserved.
* Distributed under the terms of the MIT License.
*
* Authors:
* Ramshankar, v.ramshankar@gmail.com
*/
#ifndef _COMMAND_PIPE_H
#define _COMMAND_PIPE_H
#include <stdio.h>
#include <List.h>
#include <OS.h>
class BMessage;
class BMessenger;
class BString;
namespace BPrivate {
class BCommandPipe {
public:
BCommandPipe();
virtual ~BCommandPipe();
status_t AddArg(const char* argv);
void PrintToStream() const;
// FlushArgs() deletes the commands while Close() explicity closes all
// pending pipe-ends
// Note: Internally FlushArgs() calls Close()
void FlushArgs();
void Close();
// You MUST NOT free/delete the strings in the array, but you MUST free
// just the array itself.
const char** Argv(int32& _argc) const;
// If you use these, you must explicitly call "close" for the parameters
// (stdOut/stdErr) when you are done with them!
thread_id Pipe(int* stdOut, int* stdErr) const;
thread_id Pipe(int* stdOut) const;
thread_id PipeAll(int* stdOutAndErr) const;
// If you use these, you need NOT call "fclose" for the parameters
// (out/err) when you are done with them, also you need not do any
// allocation for these FILE* pointers, just use FILE* out = NULL
// and pass &out and so on...
thread_id PipeInto(FILE** _out, FILE** _err);
thread_id PipeInto(FILE** _outAndErr);
// Run() is a synchronous call, and waits till the command has finished
// executing RunAsync() is an asynchronous call that returns immediately
// after launching the command Neither of these bother about redirecting
// pipes for you to use
void Run();
void RunAsync();
// Reading the Pipe output
class LineReader {
public:
virtual ~LineReader() {}
virtual bool IsCanceled() = 0;
virtual status_t ReadLine(const BString& line) = 0;
// TODO: Add a Timeout() method.
};
// This function reads line-by-line from "file". It calls IsCanceled()
// on the passed LineReader instance for each byte read from file
// (currently). And it calls ReadLine() for each complete line.
status_t ReadLines(FILE* file, LineReader* lineReader);
// This method can be used to read the entire file into a BString.
BString ReadLines(FILE* file);
// Stardard append operators, if you use pointers to a BCommandPipe,
// you must use *pipe << "command"; and not pipe << "command" (as it
// will not compile that way)
BCommandPipe& operator<<(const char* arg);
BCommandPipe& operator<<(const BString& arg);
BCommandPipe& operator<<(const BCommandPipe& arg);
protected:
BList fArgList;
int fStdOut[2];
int fStdErr[2];
bool fStdOutOpen;
bool fStdErrOpen;
};
} // namespace BPrivate
using BPrivate::BCommandPipe;
#endif // _COMMAND_PIPE_H