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[wxWidgets.git] / include / wx / private / fdiodispatcher.h

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Name:        wx/private/fdiodispatcher.h
// Purpose:     classes for dispatching IO notifications for file descriptors
// Authors:     Lukasz Michalski
// Created:     December 2006
// Copyright:   (c) Lukasz Michalski
// RCS-ID:      $Id$
// Licence:     wxWindows licence
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

#ifndef _WX_PRIVATE_FDIODISPATCHER_H_
#define _WX_PRIVATE_FDIODISPATCHER_H_

#include "wx/hashmap.h"
#include "wx/private/fdiohandler.h"

// those flags describes sets where descriptor should be added
enum wxFDIODispatcherEntryFlags
{
    wxFDIO_INPUT = 1,
    wxFDIO_OUTPUT = 2,
    wxFDIO_EXCEPTION = 4,
    wxFDIO_ALL = wxFDIO_INPUT | wxFDIO_OUTPUT | wxFDIO_EXCEPTION
};

// base class for wxSelectDispatcher and wxEpollDispatcher
class WXDLLIMPEXP_BASE wxFDIODispatcher
{
public:
    enum { TIMEOUT_INFINITE = -1 };

    // return the global dispatcher to be used for IO events, can be NULL only
    // if wxSelectDispatcher wasn't compiled into the library at all as
    // creating it never fails
    //
    // don't delete the returned pointer
    static wxFDIODispatcher *Get();

    // if we have any registered handlers, check for any pending events to them
    // and dispatch them -- this is used from wxX11 and wxDFB event loops
    // implementation
    static void DispatchPending();

    // register handler for the given descriptor with the dispatcher, return
    // true on success or false on error
    virtual bool RegisterFD(int fd, wxFDIOHandler *handler, int flags) = 0;

    // modify descriptor flags or handler, return true on success
    virtual bool ModifyFD(int fd, wxFDIOHandler *handler, int flags) = 0;

    // unregister descriptor previously registered with RegisterFD()
    virtual bool UnregisterFD(int fd) = 0;

    // check if any events are currently available without dispatching them
    virtual bool HasPending() const = 0;

    // wait for an event for at most timeout milliseconds and process it;
    // return the number of events processed (possibly 0 if timeout expired) or
    // -1 if an error occurred
    virtual int Dispatch(int timeout = TIMEOUT_INFINITE) = 0;

    virtual ~wxFDIODispatcher() { }
};

//entry for wxFDIOHandlerMap
struct wxFDIOHandlerEntry
{
    wxFDIOHandlerEntry()
    {
    }

    wxFDIOHandlerEntry(wxFDIOHandler *handler_, int flags_)
        : handler(handler_),
          flags(flags_)
    {
    }

    wxFDIOHandler *handler;
    int flags;
};

// this hash is used to map file descriptors to their handlers
WX_DECLARE_HASH_MAP(
  int,
  wxFDIOHandlerEntry,
  wxIntegerHash,
  wxIntegerEqual,
  wxFDIOHandlerMap
);

// FDIODispatcher that holds map fd <-> FDIOHandler, this should be used if
// this map isn't maintained elsewhere already as it is usually needed anyhow
//
// notice that all functions for FD management have implementation
// in the base class and should be called from the derived classes
class WXDLLIMPEXP_BASE wxMappedFDIODispatcher : public wxFDIODispatcher
{
public:
    // find the handler for the given fd, return NULL if none
    wxFDIOHandler *FindHandler(int fd) const;

    // register handler for the given descriptor with the dispatcher, return
    // true on success or false on error
    virtual bool RegisterFD(int fd, wxFDIOHandler *handler, int flags);

    // modify descriptor flags or handler, return true on success
    virtual bool ModifyFD(int fd, wxFDIOHandler *handler, int flags);

    // unregister descriptor previously registered with RegisterFD()
    virtual bool UnregisterFD(int fd);

    virtual ~wxMappedFDIODispatcher() { }

protected:
    // the fd -> handler map containing all the registered handlers
    wxFDIOHandlerMap m_handlers;
};

#endif // _WX_PRIVATE_FDIODISPATCHER_H_