libdap::PipeResponse Class Reference
Encapsulate a response. This class provides special treatment for 'stream pipes.' It arranges to close them using pclose() instead of fclose(). More...
#include <PipeResponse.h>
Inheritance diagram for libdap::PipeResponse:
Public Member Functions | |
| virtual FILE * | get_stream () const |
| PipeResponse (FILE *s) | |
| Initialize with a stream returned by popen(). More... | |
| virtual void | set_stream (FILE *s) |
| virtual | ~PipeResponse () |
getters | |
| virtual int | get_status () const |
| virtual std::istream * | get_cpp_stream () const |
| virtual ObjectType | get_type () const |
| virtual std::string | get_version () const |
| virtual std::string | get_protocol () const |
setters | |
| virtual void | set_status (int s) |
| virtual void | set_cpp_stream (std::istream *s) |
| virtual void | set_type (ObjectType o) |
| virtual void | set_version (const std::string &v) |
| virtual void | set_protocol (const std::string &p) |
Detailed Description
Encapsulate a response. This class provides special treatment for 'stream pipes.' It arranges to close them using pclose() instead of fclose().
Definition at line 47 of file PipeResponse.h.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
◆ PipeResponse()
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Initialize with a stream returned by popen().
Create an instance initialized to a stream returned by popen(). By default get_type() and get_version() return default values of unknown_type and "dods/0.0", respectively. Note that this class closes the stream.
@note Since Unix provides no easy way to differentiate between a FILE* returned by fopen() or popen(), you're on your own here. Make sure you use the correct type of FILE Pointer. @see Response @param s Pointer to a pipe stream returned by popen().
Definition at line 70 of file PipeResponse.h.
◆ ~PipeResponse()
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Close the stream.
Definition at line 74 of file PipeResponse.h.
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