RWFunctorList0 Class Reference

Deprecated. A sequence of functors whose invocation takes no arguments. More...

#include <rw/functor/list/RWFunctorList0.h>

Inheritance diagram for RWFunctorList0:

Public Member Functions
	RWFunctorList0 (const RWFunctorList0 &second)
	RWFunctorList0 (void)
	~RWFunctorList0 (void)
void	add (const RWFunctor0 &functor, RWCallbackScope scope)
void	operator() (void) const
RWFunctorList0 &	operator= (const RWFunctorList0 &second)
void	remove (const RWFunctor0 &functor)
void	update (void)
Public Member Functions inherited from RWFunctor0
	RWFunctor0 (const RWFunctor0 &second)
	RWFunctor0 (const RWTFunctor< void()> &second)
	RWFunctor0 (RWFunctor0Imp *functorImp)
	RWFunctor0 (RWStaticCtor)
	RWFunctor0 (void)
	~RWFunctor0 (void)
RWFunctor0Imp &	body (void) const
RWFunctor0 &	operator= (const RWFunctor0 &second)
RWFunctor0 &	operator= (const RWTFunctor< void()> &second)

Additional Inherited Members
Public Types inherited from RWFunctor0
typedef void(*	CallerSignature) (void)

Detailed Description

Deprecated

As of SourcePro 12.5, use RWTValSlist<RWTFunctor<void()>> instead.

The RWFunctorList0 class is a sequence of functors whose invocation takes no arguments.

A function object, or a functor, encapsulates a call to an associated function. When a functor is invoked, it calls the associated function.

A functor list is a sequence of such functors. The list's invocation results in the invocation of all functors contained in the list. This is useful when you wish to connect more that one invocation to a particular action.

Example

#include <rw/functor/list/RWFunctorList0.h>
#include <rw/functor/functor0.h>
#include <iostream>
 
void foo(int x) {
  std::cout << "foo was called with " << x << std::endl;
}
 
void bar() { std::cout << "bar was called" << std::endl; }
 
int main() {
  // create new functors
  RWFunctor0 fooFunctor = rwtMakeFunctor0(0, foo, 4);
  RWFunctor0 barFunctor = rwtMakeFunctor0(0, bar);
 
  // create a new functor list
  RWFunctorList0 flist;
 
  // add the functors to the list
  flist.add(fooFunctor, RW_CALL_REPEATEDLY);
  flist.add(barFunctor, RW_CALL_REPEATEDLY);
 
  // invoke the list and see that both the functors are called
  flist();
 
  return 0;
}

OUTPUT:

foo was called with 4
bar was called

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

RWFunctorList0() [1/2]

RWFunctorList0::RWFunctorList0

(

void

)

Constructs an empty list instance.

RWFunctorList0() [2/2]

RWFunctorList0::RWFunctorList0

(

const RWFunctorList0 &

second

)

Copy constructor. Creates a new list instance that shares its list representation with second.

~RWFunctorList0()

RWFunctorList0::~RWFunctorList0

(

void

)

Destructor.

Member Function Documentation

add()

void RWFunctorList0::add	(	const RWFunctor0 &	functor,
		RWCallbackScope	scope )

Adds the specified functor to the list. Duplicates are allowed in the list. In such cases the functor is run once for each time it appears in the list.

The add request is stored until either the list is invoked, or the update() method is called.

operator()()

void RWFunctorList0::operator()

(

void

)

const

Invokes the functor list. This includes updating the list with any stored adds or removes, invoking each functor in the list, and removing any functors that were added with the RW_CALL_ONCE flag.

Exceptions

RWTHRInternalError

Thrown if more than one thread attempts to invoke the list at a time.

operator=()

RWFunctorList0 & RWFunctorList0::operator=

(

const RWFunctorList0 &

second

)

Assignment operator. Binds this list instance to representation of list second.

remove()

void RWFunctorList0::remove

(

const RWFunctor0 &

functor

)

Removes all entries from the list that contain the specified functor.

The remove request is stored until either the list is invoked, or the update() method is called.

update()

void RWFunctorList0::update

(

void

)

Updates the list with any add() or remove() requests that have occurred since the last invocation.