Classes | |
struct | object_deleter |
Deletes an object passed to it. More... | |
struct | object_reference_wrapper |
object_reference_wrapper is a type for giving access to T objects via their dot operator, regardless of whether they are pointers or not. More... | |
struct | object_reference_wrapper< T * > |
A specialization to wrap pointers to (T *) such that they can be accessed, via this wrapper, using a dot instead of -> . More... | |
struct | const_object_reference_wrapper |
const_object_reference_wrapper is identical in usage to object_reference_wrapper, except that it deals with const objects. More... | |
struct | const_object_reference_wrapper< T * > |
A specialization to wrap pointers to (T *) such that they can be accessed, via this wrapper, using a dot instead of -> . More... | |
struct | subnode_serializer_f |
A helper functor to loop over serializable children. More... | |
struct | streamable_type_serialization_proxy |
A Serializable Proxy for streamable types. More... | |
struct | serialize_subnode_f |
A functor which simply forwards its arguments to s11n::serialize_subnode(). More... | |
struct | deserialize_subnode_f |
A functor which simply forwards its arguments to s11n::deserialize_subnode(). More... | |
struct | source_info |
source_info simplifies the collection of source file information for purposes of wrapping the info into exception strings. More... | |
struct | s11n_exception |
The base-most exception type used by s11n. More... | |
struct | factory_exception |
An exception type for classloader-related exceptions. More... | |
struct | io_exception |
Really for use by clients, i/o layers, and s11nlite, not by the s11n core. More... | |
struct | reference_base_f |
Holds a [const] reference to an object. More... | |
struct | reference_f |
Holds a reference to an object. More... | |
struct | reference_f< T const > |
Holds a const reference to an object. More... | |
struct | reference_f< T * > |
Added in 1.1.3. More... | |
struct | reference_f< T const * > |
Added in 1.1.3. More... | |
struct | pointer_base_f |
Convenience function to return reference_f<T>(ref). More... | |
struct | pointer_f |
Pointer equivalent of reference_f. More... | |
struct | pointer_f< T const > |
Pointer equivalent of reference_f. More... | |
struct | pointer_f< T * > |
Pointer equivalent of reference_f. More... | |
struct | pointer_f< T const * > |
Pointer equivalent of reference_f. More... | |
struct | value_f |
Returns pointer_f<T>(v). More... | |
struct | value_f< T const > |
Quasi-bogus specialization. More... | |
struct | value_f< T & > |
Quasi-bogus specialization. More... | |
struct | value_f< T const & > |
Quasi-bogus specialization. More... | |
struct | serialize_binary_f |
A functor which simply forwards its arguments to s11n::serialize(). More... | |
struct | deserialize_binary_f |
A functor which simply forwards its arguments to s11n::deserialize(). More... | |
struct | serialize_nullary_f |
Conforms to serialize_nullary_f_tag expectations and converts a serialize_binary_f_tag type to serialize_nullary_f_tag type. More... | |
struct | node_to_serialize_unary_f |
Converts an S-Node to a unary functor taking a Serializable argument. More... | |
struct | node_to_deserialize_unary_f |
Converts an S-Node to a unary functor taking a Serializable argument. More... | |
struct | serializable_to_serialize_unary_f |
Converts a Serializable to a type compliant with serialize_unary_node_f_tag. More... | |
struct | serializable_to_deserialize_unary_f |
Converts a Serializable to a type compliant with deserialize_unary_node_f_tag. More... | |
struct | deserialize_nullary_f |
Conforms to deserialize_nullary_f_tag expectations and converts a deserialize_binary_f_tag type to deserialize_nullary_f_tag type. More... | |
struct | serializable_f |
Experimental. More... | |
struct | deserializable_f |
Experimental. More... | |
struct | deserialize_to_output_iter_f |
A functor to allow us to easily walk a list of S-Nodes and deserialize each one into a target container. More... | |
struct | serialize_to_subnode_f |
Experimental. More... | |
struct | serialize_to_subnode_unary_f |
Experimental. More... | |
struct | deserialize_from_subnode_f |
BinaryFunctorT requires this signature:. More... | |
struct | deserialize_from_subnode_unary_f |
BinaryFunctorT requires this signature:. More... | |
struct | logical_and_binary_f |
Functor implementing AND logic and between two functors, which are expected to return values convertable to bool. More... | |
struct | logical_and_unary_f |
Functor implementing AND logic and between two functors, which are expected to return values convertable to bool. More... | |
struct | logical_and_nullary_f |
Functor implementing AND logic and between two functors, which are expected to return values convertable to bool. More... | |
struct | cleaner_upper |
Intended for use with for_each(), this type cleans up Serializables using cleanup_serializable(). More... | |
struct | cleanup_ptr |
An auto_ptr-like type intended to simplify pointer/exception safety in some deserialization algorithms by providing a way to completely and safely destroy partially-deserialized objects. More... | |
class | mutex |
Represents a mutex used for locking threads. More... | |
class | mutex_sentry |
This sentry class locks a mutex on construction and unlocks in on destruction. More... | |
struct | default_cleanup_functor< S11N_LIST_TYPE< T1 > > |
Specialization for list-compliant types. More... | |
struct | default_cleanup_functor< S11N_MAP_TYPE< T1, T2 > > |
Specialization for std::map-compliant types. More... | |
struct | s11n_traits< S11N_TEMPLATE_TYPE_Q, S11N_BASE_TYPE > |
s11n_traits<> specialization for template types taking one template parameter, like std::list types. More... | |
struct | s11n_traits< S11N_TYPE, S11N_BASE_TYPE > |
class | s11n_node |
s11n_node is a slightly lighter-weight replacement for the data_node type used in s11n 1.0.x. More... | |
struct | serialize_f_tag |
A tag type for serialization functors. More... | |
struct | serialize_nullary_f_tag |
A tag type for serialization functors which look like:. More... | |
struct | serialize_binary_f_tag |
A tag type for serialization functors which look like:. More... | |
struct | serialize_unary_node_f_tag |
A tag type for serialization functors which look like:. More... | |
struct | serialize_unary_serializable_f_tag |
A tag type for serialization functors which look like:. More... | |
struct | deserialize_f_tag |
A tag type for deserialization functors. More... | |
struct | deserialize_nullary_f_tag |
A tag type for deserialization functors which look like:. More... | |
struct | deserialize_binary_f_tag |
A tag type for deserialization functors which look like:. More... | |
struct | deserialize_unary_node_f_tag |
A tag type for deserialization functors which look like:. More... | |
struct | deserialize_unary_serializable_f_tag |
A tag type for deserialization functors which look like:. More... | |
struct | node_traits |
node_traits encapsulates information relevant to Data Nodes, much in the same way that std::char_traits encapsulates character type information. More... | |
struct | default_serialize_functor |
An unfortunate necessity. More... | |
struct | default_cleanup_functor |
A default implementation for s11n_traits::cleanup_functor. More... | |
struct | s11n_traits |
s11n_traits encapsulates information about what type(s) are responsible for handling de/serialize operations for a given type, plus the factory for that type. More... | |
struct | s11n_traits< T * > |
A general specialization to treat (T*) as (T) for s11n_traits purposes. More... | |
struct | type_traits_base |
A base type for type_traits. More... | |
struct | type_traits |
A simple type traits container. More... | |
struct | type_traits< const T > |
Specialization for (const T). More... | |
struct | type_traits< T & > |
Specialization for (T &). More... | |
struct | type_traits< const T & > |
Specialization for (const T &). More... | |
struct | type_traits< T * > |
Specialization for (T *). More... | |
struct | type_traits< const T * > |
Specialization for (const T *). More... | |
struct | default_cleanup_functor< std::pair< T1, T2 > > |
struct | s11n_traits< std::valarray< ValueType > > |
s11n_traits<> specialization for std::valarray types. More... | |
Namespaces | |
namespace | base64 |
The base64 namespace encapsulates code for de/serializing binary data using base64 encoding/decoding. | |
namespace | cl |
The s11n::cl namespace encapsulates the public classloader-related API for libs11n. | |
namespace | cpp0x |
EXPERIMENTAL code based on C++0x features. | |
namespace | debug |
The s11n::debug namespace holds some code for debugging and tracing s11n internals. | |
namespace | Detail |
The Detail namespace holds types which aren't strictly internal/private, but are nonetheless considered to be "implementation details." Unless specifically documented otherwise, clients are discouraged from using the Detail-namespace API from client code, as any part of it may change significantly or be replaced/removed without any warning. | |
namespace | fac |
The s11n::fac namespace contains s11n's "private" object factory manager. | |
namespace | io |
The s11n::io namespace defines some i/o-related types which conform to the conventions expected by the s11n::de/serialize() core functions. | |
namespace | list |
The s11n::list namespace defines functors and algorithms for working with std::list/vector-style containers. | |
namespace | map |
The s11n::map namespace defines functors and algorithms for working with std::map, std::pair, and conventions-compatible containers. | |
namespace | plugin |
The plugin namespace encapsulates the braindeadly basic API for loading plugins. | |
namespace | Private |
The Private namespace holds internal library types: these should not be used in client code. | |
namespace | refcount |
The refcount namespace encapsulates code for a reference-counted smart pointer. | |
namespace | util |
The s11n::util namespace encapsulates some utility code for client-side use alongside the s11n framework. | |
namespace | va |
s11n::va encapsulates de/serialization operators for std::valarray objects. | |
Typedefs | |
typedef long(* | vappendf_appender )(void *arg, char const *data, long n) |
This code implements a printf-like implementation which supports aribtrary data destinations. | |
Functions | |
template<typename DataNodeType, typename SerializableT> | |
bool | serialize_subnode (DataNodeType &target, const std::string &nodename, const SerializableT &src) |
Serializes src to as a subnode of target, named nodename. | |
template<typename DataNodeType, typename DeserializableT> | |
bool | deserialize_subnode (const DataNodeType &src, const std::string &subnodename, DeserializableT &target) |
If a child named subnodename is found in src then this function returns deserialize( child, target ) and returns it's result, otherwise it returns 0. | |
template<typename DataNodeType, typename DeserializableT> | |
DeserializableT * | deserialize_subnode (const DataNodeType &src, const std::string &subnodename) |
If a child named subnodename is found in src then this function returns the result of deserialize(child), otherwise it returns 0. | |
template<typename InputIt, typename OutputIt, typename UnaryPredicate> | |
OutputIt | copy_if (InputIt first, InputIt last, OutputIt result, UnaryPredicate pred) |
For each item in [first,last), copies the item to OutputIt if pred(*item) returns true. | |
template<typename NodeType, typename ChildType> | |
void | add_child (NodeType &parent, ChildType *ch) |
Adds ch as a child of parent. | |
template<typename NodeType> | |
NodeType & | create_child (NodeType &parent, const std::string nodename) |
Creates a new node, named nodename, as a child of parent. | |
template<typename NodeT, typename DestContainerT> | |
size_t | find_children_by_name (const NodeT &parent, const std::string &name, DestContainerT &target) |
Each child in parent.children() which has the given name is copied into the target container. | |
template<typename NodeT> | |
const NodeT * | find_child_by_name (const NodeT &parent, const std::string &name) |
Finds the FIRST child in parent with the given name and returns a pointer to it, or 0 if no such child is found. | |
template<typename NodeT> | |
NodeT * | find_child_by_name (NodeT &parent, const std::string &name) |
A non-const overload of find_child_by_name(). | |
std::string | format_string (int buffsize, const char *format, va_list vargs) throw () |
This function behaves similar to snprintf(), but returns the result as a std::string. | |
std::string | format_string (int buffsize, const char *format,...) throw () |
Functionally identical to format_string(buffsize,format,va_list). | |
std::string | format_string (source_info const si, int buffsize, const char *format, va_list vargs) throw () |
A convenience overload which prefixes si's file/line/function information to the string. | |
std::string | format_string (source_info const si, int buffsize, const char *format,...) throw () |
Functionally identical to format_string(si,buffsize,format,va_list). | |
std::string | format_string (const char *format, va_list vargs) throw () |
Functionally identical to format_string(buffsize,format,va_list), but it uses a dynamically-growing buffer. | |
std::string | format_string (const char *format,...) throw () |
Functionally identical to format_string(buffsize,format,va_list), but it uses a dynamically-growing buffer. | |
std::string | format_string (source_info const si, const char *format, va_list vargs) throw () |
Functionally identical to format_string(source_info,buffsize,format,va_list), but it uses a dynamically-growing buffer. | |
std::string | format_string (source_info const si, const char *format,...) throw () |
Functionally identical to format_string(source_info,buffsize,format,va_list), but it uses a dynamically-growing buffer. | |
template<typename NodeT, typename VersionType, typename SerT> | |
bool | serialize_versioned (NodeT &dest, VersionType const ver, SerT const &src) |
This is similar to serialize() but adds a version tag to the serialized data. | |
template<typename NodeType, typename VersionType, typename SerType> | |
bool | deserialize_versioned (NodeType const &src, VersionType const ver, SerType &dest) |
This is the counterpart to serialize_versioned(). | |
std::ostream & | operator<< (std::ostream &os, source_info const &si) |
Sends si.file():si.line():si.func() to os and returns os. | |
template<typename T> | |
value_f< T > | val (const T &v) |
Returns value_f<T>(v). | |
template<typename NodeType, typename SerializableT, typename BinaryFunctorT> | |
serialize_nullary_f < NodeType, SerializableT, BinaryFunctorT > | ser_nullary_f (NodeType &n, SerializableT const &s, BinaryFunctorT const &f) |
Returns serialize_nullary_f<NodeType,SerializableT,BinaryFunctorT>( n, s, f ). | |
template<typename NodeType, typename SerializableT> | |
serialize_nullary_f < NodeType, SerializableT > | ser_nullary_f (NodeType &n, SerializableT const &s) |
Returns serialize_nullary_f<NodeType,SerializableT>( n, s ). | |
template<typename NodeType, typename BinaryFunctorT> | |
node_to_serialize_unary_f < NodeType, BinaryFunctorT > | node_to_ser_unary_f (NodeType &n, BinaryFunctorT f) |
Returns node_to_serialize_unary_f<NodeType,BinaryFunctorT>(n,f). | |
template<typename NodeType> | |
node_to_serialize_unary_f < NodeType > | node_to_ser_unary_f (NodeType &n) |
Returns node_to_serialize_unary_f<NodeType>(n). | |
template<typename NodeType, typename BinaryFunctorT> | |
node_to_deserialize_unary_f < NodeType, BinaryFunctorT > | node_to_deser_unary_f (NodeType const &n, BinaryFunctorT const &f) |
Returns node_to_deserialize_unary_f<NodeType,BinaryFunctorT>(n,f). | |
template<typename NodeType> | |
node_to_deserialize_unary_f < NodeType > | node_to_deser_unary_f (NodeType const &n) |
Returns node_to_deserialize_unary_f<NodeType>(n). | |
template<typename SerT, typename BinaryFunctorT> | |
serializable_to_serialize_unary_f < SerT, BinaryFunctorT > | ser_to_ser_unary_f (SerT const &s, BinaryFunctorT const &f) |
Returns serializable_to_serialize_unary_f<SerT,BinaryFunctorT>( s, f ). | |
template<typename SerT> | |
serializable_to_serialize_unary_f < SerT > | ser_to_ser_unary_f (SerT const &s) |
Returns serializable_to_serialize_unary_f<SerT>( s ). | |
template<typename SerT, typename BinaryFunctorT> | |
serializable_to_deserialize_unary_f < SerT, BinaryFunctorT > | ser_to_deser_unary_f (SerT &s, BinaryFunctorT const &f) |
Returns serializable_to_deserialize_unary_f<SerT,BinaryFunctorT>( s, f ). | |
template<typename SerT> | |
serializable_to_deserialize_unary_f < SerT > | ser_to_deser_unary_f (SerT const &s) |
Returns serializable_to_deserialize_unary_f<SerT>( s ). | |
template<typename NodeType, typename DeserializableT, typename BinaryFunctorT> | |
deserialize_nullary_f < NodeType, DeserializableT, BinaryFunctorT > | deser_nullary_f (NodeType const &n, DeserializableT &s, BinaryFunctorT const &f) |
Returns deserialize_nullary_f<NodeType,DeserializableT,BinaryFunctorT>( n, s, f ). | |
template<typename NodeType, typename DeserializableT> | |
deserialize_nullary_f < NodeType, DeserializableT > | deser_nullary_f (NodeType const &n, DeserializableT &s) |
Returns deserialize_nullary_f<NodeType,DeserializableT>( n, s );. | |
template<typename SerializableT> | |
serializable_f < SerializableT > | ser_f (SerializableT const &ref) |
Experimental. | |
template<typename SerializableT, typename BinaryFunctorT> | |
serializable_f < SerializableT, BinaryFunctorT > | ser_f (SerializableT const &ref, BinaryFunctorT f) |
Experimental. | |
template<typename DeserializableT> | |
deserializable_f < DeserializableT > | deser_f (DeserializableT &ref) |
Added in 1.1.3. | |
template<typename DeserializableT, typename BinaryFunctorT> | |
deserializable_f < DeserializableT, BinaryFunctorT > | deser_f (DeserializableT &ref, BinaryFunctorT f) |
Added in 1.1.3. | |
template<typename SerializableType, typename OutIterator, typename BinaryFunctorT> | |
deserialize_to_output_iter_f < SerializableType, OutIterator, BinaryFunctorT > | deser_to_outiter_f (OutIterator target, BinaryFunctorT f) |
Convenience function returning:. | |
template<typename SerializableType, typename OutIterator> | |
deserialize_to_output_iter_f < SerializableType, OutIterator > | deser_to_outiter_f (OutIterator target) |
Convenience function returning:. | |
serialize_to_subnode_f | ser_to_subnode_f (const std::string &subnodename) |
Returns serialize_to_subnode_f<>( subnodename ). | |
template<typename BinaryFunctorT> | |
serialize_to_subnode_f < BinaryFunctorT > | ser_to_subnode_f (const std::string &subnodename, BinaryFunctorT f) |
Returns serialize_to_subnode_f<BinaryFunctorT>( subnodename, f ). | |
template<typename NodeType> | |
serialize_to_subnode_unary_f < NodeType > | ser_to_subnode_unary_f (NodeType &parent, const std::string &subnodename) |
Returns serialize_to_subnode_f<NodeType>( parent, subnodename ). | |
template<typename NodeType, typename BinaryFunctorT> | |
serialize_to_subnode_unary_f < NodeType, BinaryFunctorT > | ser_to_subnode_unary_f (NodeType &parent, const std::string &subnodename, BinaryFunctorT f) |
Returns serialize_to_subnode_unary_f<NodeType,BinaryFunctorT>( parent, subnodename, f ). | |
deserialize_from_subnode_f | deser_from_subnode_f (const std::string &subnodename) |
Returns deserialize_from_subnode_f<>( parent, subnodename ). | |
template<typename BinaryFunctorT> | |
deserialize_from_subnode_f < BinaryFunctorT > | deser_from_subnode_f (const std::string &subnodename, BinaryFunctorT f) |
Returns deserialize_from_subnode_f<BinaryFunctorT>( parent, subnodename, f ). | |
template<typename NodeType> | |
deserialize_from_subnode_unary_f < NodeType > | deser_from_subnode_unary_f (const NodeType &parent, const std::string &subnodename) |
Returns deserialize_from_subnode_unary_f<NodeType>( parent, subnodename ). | |
template<typename NodeType, typename BinaryFunctorT> | |
deserialize_from_subnode_unary_f < NodeType, BinaryFunctorT > | deser_from_subnode_unary_f (const NodeType &parent, const std::string &subnodename, BinaryFunctorT f) |
Experimental. | |
template<typename F1, typename F2> | |
logical_and_nullary_f < F1, F2 > | logical_and (F1 const &f1, F2 const &f2) |
Returns logical_and_nullary<F1,F2>(f1,f2). | |
template<typename F1> | |
logical_and_unary_f< F1 > | logical_and (F1 const &f1) |
Returns logical_and_unary<F1>(f1). | |
logical_and_binary_f | logical_and () |
Returns logical_and_binary(). | |
template<typename SerializableType> | |
void | cleanup_serializable (SerializableType &s) throw () |
Calls s11n_traits<SerializableType>::cleanup_functor()(s). | |
template<typename SerializableType> | |
void | cleanup_serializable (SerializableType *&s) throw () |
This overload provides cleanup handling for pointer types. | |
std::string | library_version () |
Returns the string form of the s11n library version. | |
template<typename DataNodeType, typename SerializableT> | |
bool | serialize (DataNodeType &target, const SerializableT &src) |
Serializes src to target using the default API marshaling mechanism. | |
template<typename DataNodeType, typename DeserializableT> | |
bool | deserialize (const DataNodeType &src, DeserializableT &target) |
Deserializes target from src using the default API marshaling mechanism. | |
template<typename DataNodeType, typename DeserializableT> | |
bool | deserialize (const DataNodeType &src, DeserializableT *&target) |
Like the standard form of deserialize(), but if passed a null pointer, it attempts to classload the class and assign the passed-in pointer to it. | |
template<typename DataNodeType, typename DeserializableT> | |
bool | deserialize (const DataNodeType &src, cleanup_ptr< DeserializableT > &target) |
Identical to deserialize(const DataNodeType&,DeserializableT*&) except that it works on a cleanup_ptr<>. | |
template<typename DataNodeType, typename DeserializableT> | |
DeserializableT * | deserialize (const DataNodeType &src) |
Tries to deserialize a DeserializableT from src, using s11n_traits<DeserializableT>::factory_type()(node_traits<DataNodeType>::class_name(src)) to create a new DeserializableT. | |
template<typename DataNodeType, typename SerializableType> | |
SerializableType * | s11n_clone (const SerializableType &tocp) |
Clones an arbitrary SerializableType using its DataNodeType serialization implementation. | |
template<typename NodeType, typename Type1, typename Type2> | |
bool | s11n_cast (const Type1 &t1, Type2 &t2) |
"Casts" t1 to t2 using serialization. | |
long | vappendf (vappendf_appender pfAppend, void *pfAppendArg, const char *fmt, va_list ap) |
long | appendf (vappendf_appender pfAppend, void *pfAppendArg, const char *fmt,...) |
Identical to vappendf() but does not take a va_list. | |
long | vappendf (std::ostream &target, const char *fmt, va_list ap) |
An overload which sends its output to the given ostream. | |
long | appendf (std::ostream &target, const char *fmt,...) |
An overload which sends its output to the given ostream. |
It provides a framework off of which a wide variety of C++ objects can be serialized and deserialized (saved and loaded) with a trivial amount of effort.
As far as i know Rusty was the one to coin the phrase "s11n" (short for "serialization", in the same way that i18n is short for "internationalization").
In addition to the API documentation, please see the library manual, available in the source tree, in the docs subdir. It is also available for download on our web site in other formats (i.e., not LyX).
The most important concepts for clients to understand:
See the source tree, under src/client/sample
, for many examples of client code.
typedef long(* s11n::vappendf_appender)(void *arg, char const *data, long n) |
This code implements a printf-like implementation which supports aribtrary data destinations.
Authors: many, probably. This code supposedly goes back to the early 1980's.
License: Public Domain. The vappendf_appender typedef is used to provide vappendf() with a flexible output routine, so that it can be easily send its output to arbitrary targets.
The policies which implementations need to follow are:
Definition at line 43 of file vappendf.hpp.
void s11n::add_child | ( | NodeType & | parent, | |
ChildType * | ch | |||
) | [inline] |
long s11n::appendf | ( | std::ostream & | target, | |
const char * | fmt, | |||
... | ||||
) |
An overload which sends its output to the given ostream.
long s11n::appendf | ( | vappendf_appender | pfAppend, | |
void * | pfAppendArg, | |||
const char * | fmt, | |||
... | ||||
) |
Identical to vappendf() but does not take a va_list.
void s11n::cleanup_serializable | ( | SerializableType *& | s | ) | throw () [inline] |
This overload provides cleanup handling for pointer types.
This simplifies many algorithms over using s11n_traits<SerializableType>::cleanup_functor directly, as the algorithms do not need to care if they're using pointer-qualified types or not in order to clean them up properly.
SerializableType requirements are as for the non-pointered variant of this function, plus:
This function does nothing if s is null, otherwise it calls cleanup_serializable(*s), deletes s, then assigns it to 0.
Postcondition: (0 == s)
Added in 1.1.3.
void s11n::cleanup_serializable | ( | SerializableType & | s | ) | throw () [inline] |
Calls s11n_traits<SerializableType>::cleanup_functor()(s).
This function is declared as no-throw because of its logical role in the destruction process, and dtors are normally prohibited from throwing. Any exceptions caught by this function are silently ignored (a warning might go out to a debug channel, probably cerr, but don't rely on it).
SerializableType requirements:
Technically, if the type can be delete()d without leaking pointers, it's safe for use with this function, but this function SHOULD NOT be used as general cleanup tool. It is ONLY intended to be used with REGISTERED Serializables.
This function guarantees not to leak when "cleaning up" containers holding unmanaged pointers as long as the associated cleanup_functors do their part. The model is such that once a cleanup_functor is in place for a given type, this function will inherently walk it and invoke the cleanup rules, which includes freeing any pointers along the way.
Added in 1.1.3.
OutputIt s11n::copy_if | ( | InputIt | first, | |
InputIt | last, | |||
OutputIt | result, | |||
UnaryPredicate | pred | |||
) | [inline] |
For each item in [first,last), copies the item to OutputIt if pred(*item) returns true.
Code copied from:
http://www.bauklimatik-dresden.de/privat/nicolai/html/en/cpp.html
NodeType& s11n::create_child | ( | NodeType & | parent, | |
const std::string | nodename | |||
) | [inline] |
Creates a new node, named nodename, as a child of parent.
Returns a reference to the new child, which parent now owns.
NodeType must have a node_traits<> specialization or work using the default.
Development tip: this function often comes in handy during serialization.
Referenced by s11n::cpp0x::serialize_group().
deserializable_f<DeserializableT,BinaryFunctorT> s11n::deser_f | ( | DeserializableT & | ref, | |
BinaryFunctorT | f | |||
) | [inline] |
Added in 1.1.3.
Returns deserializable_f<DeserializableT,BinaryFunctorT>( ref, f ).
ref must outlive the object returned by this function!
Definition at line 776 of file functional.hpp.
deserializable_f<DeserializableT> s11n::deser_f | ( | DeserializableT & | ref | ) | [inline] |
Added in 1.1.3.
Returns deserializable_f<DeserializableT>( ref ).
ref must outlive the object returned by this function!
Definition at line 762 of file functional.hpp.
deserialize_from_subnode_f<BinaryFunctorT> s11n::deser_from_subnode_f | ( | const std::string & | subnodename, | |
BinaryFunctorT | f | |||
) | [inline] |
Returns deserialize_from_subnode_f<BinaryFunctorT>( parent, subnodename, f ).
Added in 1.1.3.
Definition at line 1144 of file functional.hpp.
deserialize_from_subnode_f s11n::deser_from_subnode_f | ( | const std::string & | subnodename | ) | [inline] |
Returns deserialize_from_subnode_f<>( parent, subnodename ).
Added in 1.1.3.
Definition at line 1133 of file functional.hpp.
deserialize_from_subnode_unary_f<NodeType,BinaryFunctorT> s11n::deser_from_subnode_unary_f | ( | const NodeType & | parent, | |
const std::string & | subnodename, | |||
BinaryFunctorT | f | |||
) | [inline] |
Experimental.
Added in 1.1.3.
Returns deserialize_from_subnode_unary_f<NodeType,BinaryFunctorT>( parent, subnodename, f ).
Definition at line 1207 of file functional.hpp.
deserialize_from_subnode_unary_f<NodeType> s11n::deser_from_subnode_unary_f | ( | const NodeType & | parent, | |
const std::string & | subnodename | |||
) | [inline] |
Returns deserialize_from_subnode_unary_f<NodeType>( parent, subnodename ).
Added in 1.1.3.
Definition at line 1196 of file functional.hpp.
deserialize_nullary_f<NodeType,DeserializableT> s11n::deser_nullary_f | ( | NodeType const & | n, | |
DeserializableT & | s | |||
) | [inline] |
Returns deserialize_nullary_f<NodeType,DeserializableT>( n, s );.
Definition at line 622 of file functional.hpp.
deserialize_nullary_f<NodeType,DeserializableT,BinaryFunctorT> s11n::deser_nullary_f | ( | NodeType const & | n, | |
DeserializableT & | s, | |||
BinaryFunctorT const & | f | |||
) | [inline] |
Returns deserialize_nullary_f<NodeType,DeserializableT,BinaryFunctorT>( n, s, f ).
Definition at line 612 of file functional.hpp.
deserialize_to_output_iter_f<SerializableType,OutIterator> s11n::deser_to_outiter_f | ( | OutIterator | target | ) | [inline] |
Convenience function returning:.
deserialize_to_output_iter_f<SerializableType,OutIterator>( target )
Definition at line 905 of file functional.hpp.
deserialize_to_output_iter_f<SerializableType,OutIterator,BinaryFunctorT> s11n::deser_to_outiter_f | ( | OutIterator | target, | |
BinaryFunctorT | f | |||
) | [inline] |
Convenience function returning:.
deserialize_to_output_iter_f<SerializableType,OutIterator,BinaryFunctorT>( target, f )
Definition at line 893 of file functional.hpp.
DeserializableT* s11n::deserialize | ( | const DataNodeType & | src | ) | [inline] |
Tries to deserialize a DeserializableT from src, using s11n_traits<DeserializableT>::factory_type()(node_traits<DataNodeType>::class_name(src))
to create a new DeserializableT.
DeserializableT may not be a pointer-qualified type.
On error it returns 0 or propagates on an exception, otherwise returns a pointer to a new object, which the caller takes ownership of.
As of 1.1.3, this function relies on s11n::cleanup_serializable() in order to be able to specify what happens to the internally allocated object if deserialization fails. That function is called on the object before this function returns if deserialization fails.
Prior to 1.1.3 this function would leak if this function failed and if DeserializableT contained unmanaged pointers (even indirectly, via sub-containment), such as in list<int*> or list<map<int,string*>>.
Referenced by s11n::io::funxml_serializer< NodeType >::deserialize(), and s11n::io::tree_builder_lexer< NodeType, s11n::io::sharing::funxml_sharing_context >::deserialize().
bool s11n::deserialize | ( | const DataNodeType & | src, | |
cleanup_ptr< DeserializableT > & | target | |||
) | [inline] |
Identical to deserialize(const DataNodeType&,DeserializableT*&) except that it works on a cleanup_ptr<>.
The target may be empty (pointing to zero): if it is then dynamic loading is attempted, as described in the docs for the non-cleanup_ptr variant of this function.
Returns true if deserialization to the target succeeds, else false. If it returns false, target.get() still points to the same object it did when function was called (which may be 0). Whether or not the contained object is modified on deserialization failure depends on the underlying algorithm used to deserialize it.
bool s11n::deserialize | ( | const DataNodeType & | src, | |
DeserializableT *& | target | |||
) | [inline] |
Like the standard form of deserialize(), but if passed a null pointer, it attempts to classload the class and assign the passed-in pointer to it.
If passed a non-null target then it behaves as if target were a reference, simply passing on the target after dereferencing it.
For example:
T * t = 0; deserialize<NodeType,T>( mynode, t ); // t will be non-0 if it worked.
T * x = new X; if( deserialize<NodeType,T>( mynode, x ) ) { // x is now populated exactly as if we had called: // deserialize<NodeType,T>( mynode, *x ); }
To get the class name, the algorithm first tries node_traits<DataNodeType>::class_name(src). If it cannot load a class using that name, it tries s11n_traits<DeserializableT>::class_name(target).
Underlying calls to s11n::cl::classload() and serialization proxies may throw. If they do, the exception is passed on to the caller.
If passed a null pointer and this function fails, target is not modified. If deserialization fails, any internally-created (DeserializableT*) is deallocated using cleanup_serializable(). If passed a non-null pointer and the function fails, behaviour is as for the non-pointer variant of deserialize() - target may or may not be in a defined state, as defined by the specific proxy algorithm.
Added in s11n version 1.1.3.
bool s11n::deserialize | ( | const DataNodeType & | src, | |
DeserializableT & | target | |||
) | [inline] |
Deserializes target from src using the default API marshaling mechanism.
Returns true on success.
On error it returns false or passes on an exception. In either case, target might be in an undefined state, and may need manual interaction to free up resources (e.g., a list of pointers might have some pointers which need to be cleaned up during exception handling). The exact definition of its state after a failure is specified by the algorithm which deserializes the target (as defined via s11n_traits<DeserializableT>::deserialize_functor).
Referenced by s11n::io::data_node_serializer< NodeType >::deserialize().
DeserializableT* s11n::deserialize_subnode | ( | const DataNodeType & | src, | |
const std::string & | subnodename | |||
) | [inline] |
If a child named subnodename is found in src then this function returns the result of deserialize(child), otherwise it returns 0.
The function might throw, as it uses the two-arg form of deserialize().
This is a convenience function: not part of the s11n kernel.
Changed in 1.1.3:
bool s11n::deserialize_subnode | ( | const DataNodeType & | src, | |
const std::string & | subnodename, | |||
DeserializableT & | target | |||
) | [inline] |
If a child named subnodename is found in src then this function returns deserialize( child, target ) and returns it's result, otherwise it returns 0.
The function might throw, as it uses the two-arg form of deserialize().
This is a convenience function: not part of the s11n kernel.
Changed in 1.1.3:
Referenced by s11n::cpp0x::Detail::deserialize_group_impl(), and s11n::cpp0x::deserialize_subnodes().
bool s11n::deserialize_versioned | ( | NodeType const & | src, | |
VersionType const | ver, | |||
SerType & | dest | |||
) | [inline] |
This is the counterpart to serialize_versioned().
If src contains a property named "version" which lexically matches ver then a sub-node of src (named "vdata") containing serialized data is used to deserialize the dest object.
On a version mismatch, or if src does not contain the expected child node then this function throws an s11n_exception. If deserialization to dest fails then false might be returned or an exception may be propagated.
Mis-feature: you cannot pass a (char const *) (i.e. a string literal) as the version object because that causes lots of ambiguity errors in the lexical casting proces. You may pass std::string() objects, however.
Added in 1.3.1 + 1.2.7.
NodeT* s11n::find_child_by_name | ( | NodeT & | parent, | |
const std::string & | name | |||
) | [inline] |
A non-const overload of find_child_by_name().
Functionally identical to the const form, except for the constness of the parent argument and return value.
Ownership of the returned pointer is not changed by calling this function (normally parent owns it, but clients may change that without affecting this function). When in doubt, i.e. during "normal usage", do NOT delete the returned pointer, because the parent node owns it. This function can be used to find a child for manual removal from parent via the API for the node_traits<NodeT>::children(parent) object.
Referenced by s11n::deserialize_from_subnode_unary_f< NodeType, BinaryFunctorT >::operator()(), and s11n::deserialize_from_subnode_f< BinaryFunctorT >::operator()().
const NodeT* s11n::find_child_by_name | ( | const NodeT & | parent, | |
const std::string & | name | |||
) | [inline] |
Finds the FIRST child in parent with the given name and returns a pointer to it, or 0 if no such child is found.
Ownership of the child does not change by calling this function: parent still owns it.
Complexity is linear.
Referenced by s11n::cpp0x::deserialize_group().
size_t s11n::find_children_by_name | ( | const NodeT & | parent, | |
const std::string & | name, | |||
DestContainerT & | target | |||
) | [inline] |
Each child in parent.children() which has the given name is copied into the target container.
Returns the number of items added to target.
DestContainerT must support an insert iterator which will insert the pointer type contained in the list returned by parent.children(). i.e., it must hold (const NodeT *).
Ownership of the children do not change by calling this function. Normally they are owned by the parent node (unless the client explicitely does something to change that).
std::string s11n::format_string | ( | source_info const | si, | |
const char * | format, | |||
... | ||||
) | throw () |
Functionally identical to format_string(source_info,buffsize,format,va_list), but it uses a dynamically-growing buffer.
std::string s11n::format_string | ( | source_info const | si, | |
const char * | format, | |||
va_list | vargs | |||
) | throw () |
Functionally identical to format_string(source_info,buffsize,format,va_list), but it uses a dynamically-growing buffer.
std::string s11n::format_string | ( | const char * | format, | |
... | ||||
) | throw () |
Functionally identical to format_string(buffsize,format,va_list), but it uses a dynamically-growing buffer.
std::string s11n::format_string | ( | const char * | format, | |
va_list | vargs | |||
) | throw () |
Functionally identical to format_string(buffsize,format,va_list), but it uses a dynamically-growing buffer.
std::string s11n::format_string | ( | source_info const | si, | |
int | buffsize, | |||
const char * | format, | |||
... | ||||
) | throw () |
Functionally identical to format_string(si,buffsize,format,va_list).
std::string s11n::format_string | ( | source_info const | si, | |
int | buffsize, | |||
const char * | format, | |||
va_list | vargs | |||
) | throw () |
A convenience overload which prefixes si's file/line/function information to the string.
The info from si is not counted against the size limit defined by buffsize, so the returned string may legally be larger than buffsize.
std::string s11n::format_string | ( | int | buffsize, | |
const char * | format, | |||
... | ||||
) | throw () |
Functionally identical to format_string(buffsize,format,va_list).
std::string s11n::format_string | ( | int | buffsize, | |
const char * | format, | |||
va_list | vargs | |||
) | throw () |
This function behaves similar to snprintf(), but returns the result as a std::string.
buffsize is the maximum size of expanded format strings for vsnprintf(). This argument "should" be a size_t, but an int greatly simplifies the integration with vsnprintf (requires no casting and can cause no under/overflows). If buffsize is 0 or negative then a "reasonable" buffer size is used, where "reasonable" is defined as some unspecified value, possibly 1k, possibly 4k, possibly neither.
The format arg is a vsnprintf-compatible format string.
vargs are passed on to vsnprintf().
Returns an empty string on error.
If the expanded string is larger than buffsize then the last 3 characters of the string are replaced with '...' to show that the text continues. Thus this function is more suited to general error/debug reporting and not data serialization.
If your function is a variadic function, you can pass them on to this function by doing the following...
Assuming your function looks like:
int my_variadic( char const * format, ... );
Then, from my_variadic() we could pass on the parameters to format_string() like so:
va_list vargs; va_start( vargs, format ); mystring = format_string( 1024 * 2, format, vargs); va_end(vargs);
Referenced by s11n::cpp0x::Detail::deserialize_group_impl(), and s11n::cpp0x::Detail::serialize_group_impl().
std::string s11n::library_version | ( | ) |
Returns the string form of the s11n library version.
logical_and_binary_f s11n::logical_and | ( | ) | [inline] |
logical_and_unary_f<F1> s11n::logical_and | ( | F1 const & | f1 | ) | [inline] |
logical_and_nullary_f<F1,F2> s11n::logical_and | ( | F1 const & | f1, | |
F2 const & | f2 | |||
) | [inline] |
node_to_deserialize_unary_f<NodeType> s11n::node_to_deser_unary_f | ( | NodeType const & | n | ) | [inline] |
node_to_deserialize_unary_f<NodeType,BinaryFunctorT> s11n::node_to_deser_unary_f | ( | NodeType const & | n, | |
BinaryFunctorT const & | f | |||
) | [inline] |
Returns node_to_deserialize_unary_f<NodeType,BinaryFunctorT>(n,f).
Definition at line 461 of file functional.hpp.
node_to_serialize_unary_f<NodeType> s11n::node_to_ser_unary_f | ( | NodeType & | n | ) | [inline] |
node_to_serialize_unary_f<NodeType,BinaryFunctorT> s11n::node_to_ser_unary_f | ( | NodeType & | n, | |
BinaryFunctorT | f | |||
) | [inline] |
Returns node_to_serialize_unary_f<NodeType,BinaryFunctorT>(n,f).
Definition at line 419 of file functional.hpp.
std::ostream& s11n::operator<< | ( | std::ostream & | os, | |
source_info const & | si | |||
) |
Sends si.file():si.line():si.func() to os and returns os.
bool s11n::s11n_cast | ( | const Type1 & | t1, | |
Type2 & | t2 | |||
) | [inline] |
"Casts" t1 to t2 using serialization.
This will work whenever t1 and t2 are "semantically compatible", whatever that really means. It can be used, e.g., to copy a list<int> to a vector<double>, provided both types have been proxied. In practice, this means: if Type1 and Type2 both use the same, or compatible, de/ser algorithms, they are s11n_cast-able to one another.
Note that in the case of containers, the pointerness of the contained types is irrelevant: this works on both, thus a list<int> can be "cast" to a vector<double*>.
As usual for a failed deserialization, if it returns false then t2 may be in an undefined state. There is no guaranty, however, that t2's deserialize operator will ever be called, as the serialization of t1 must first succeed for that to happen.
Type2 may not currently be a pointer type, but Type1 may be. This will be fixed someday (when someone complains).
Exceptions and errors:
On error this function will return false or propagate an exception, as dictated by serialize() and then deserialize() (in that order).
If Type1 and Type2 are not guaranteed to be monomorphic or base-most Serializable types, then it is good practice to explicitely specify them as templatized parameters, and not rely on implicit type selection, which might choose the wrong type (not the base-most one, which is what s11n is "keyed" to), which will mean that s11n "can't find" the registration code for the type. What that means is, if t1 or t2 may be polymorphic types, then it is best to explicitly specify their base-most s11n-registered common ancestor as the template parameters for Type1 and/or Type2. e.g.:
BaseT * lhs = new SubT; ... populate lhs ... BaseT * rhs = new SubT; s11n_cast<s11n_node,BaseT,BaseT>( *lhs, *rhs );
Definition at line 376 of file s11nlite.hpp.
References s11nlite::instance().
Referenced by s11nlite::client_api< NodeType >::cast().
SerializableType* s11n::s11n_clone | ( | const SerializableType & | tocp | ) | [inline] |
Clones an arbitrary SerializableType using its DataNodeType serialization implementation.
Returns a clone of tocp, or returns 0 on error. The caller owns the returned pointer.
This copy is polymorphism-safe as long as all participating Serializables (re)implement the appropriate de/serialize operations, similarly to as they would do for a copy ctor or classical Clone() member function.
Tip: s11n_clone() is a convenient way to test new de/serialize functions, e.g., for new Serializables, because if it works then deserializing from streams/files will also work. This function takes SerializableType through the whole de/serialize process except for i/o, including classloading.
This function was renamed from clone() in version 1.1.
Exceptions and errors:
This function may return 0 or throw on an error, as dictated by serialize() and then deserialize() (in that order). Thus safety guarantees are defined in terms of those operations.
Clones an arbitrary SerializableType using its DataNodeType serialization implementation.
This function was renamed from clone() in version 1.1.
Definition at line 367 of file s11nlite.hpp.
References s11nlite::instance().
serializable_f<SerializableT,BinaryFunctorT> s11n::ser_f | ( | SerializableT const & | ref, | |
BinaryFunctorT | f | |||
) | [inline] |
Experimental.
Added in 1.1.3.
Returns serializable_f<SerializableT,BinaryFunctorT>( ref, f ).
ref must outlive the object returned by this function!
Definition at line 699 of file functional.hpp.
serializable_f<SerializableT> s11n::ser_f | ( | SerializableT const & | ref | ) | [inline] |
Experimental.
Added in 1.1.3.
Returns serializable_f<SerializableT>( ref ).
ref must outlive the object returned by this function!
Definition at line 685 of file functional.hpp.
serialize_nullary_f<NodeType,SerializableT> s11n::ser_nullary_f | ( | NodeType & | n, | |
SerializableT const & | s | |||
) | [inline] |
Returns serialize_nullary_f<NodeType,SerializableT>( n, s ).
Definition at line 387 of file functional.hpp.
serialize_nullary_f<NodeType,SerializableT,BinaryFunctorT> s11n::ser_nullary_f | ( | NodeType & | n, | |
SerializableT const & | s, | |||
BinaryFunctorT const & | f | |||
) | [inline] |
Returns serialize_nullary_f<NodeType,SerializableT,BinaryFunctorT>( n, s, f ).
Definition at line 377 of file functional.hpp.
serializable_to_deserialize_unary_f<SerT> s11n::ser_to_deser_unary_f | ( | SerT const & | s | ) | [inline] |
Returns serializable_to_deserialize_unary_f<SerT>( s ).
Definition at line 561 of file functional.hpp.
serializable_to_deserialize_unary_f<SerT,BinaryFunctorT> s11n::ser_to_deser_unary_f | ( | SerT & | s, | |
BinaryFunctorT const & | f | |||
) | [inline] |
Returns serializable_to_deserialize_unary_f<SerT,BinaryFunctorT>( s, f ).
Definition at line 551 of file functional.hpp.
serializable_to_serialize_unary_f<SerT> s11n::ser_to_ser_unary_f | ( | SerT const & | s | ) | [inline] |
Returns serializable_to_serialize_unary_f<SerT>( s ).
Definition at line 516 of file functional.hpp.
serializable_to_serialize_unary_f<SerT,BinaryFunctorT> s11n::ser_to_ser_unary_f | ( | SerT const & | s, | |
BinaryFunctorT const & | f | |||
) | [inline] |
Returns serializable_to_serialize_unary_f<SerT,BinaryFunctorT>( s, f ).
Definition at line 506 of file functional.hpp.
serialize_to_subnode_f<BinaryFunctorT> s11n::ser_to_subnode_f | ( | const std::string & | subnodename, | |
BinaryFunctorT | f | |||
) | [inline] |
Returns serialize_to_subnode_f<BinaryFunctorT>( subnodename, f ).
Added in 1.1.3.
Definition at line 982 of file functional.hpp.
serialize_to_subnode_f s11n::ser_to_subnode_f | ( | const std::string & | subnodename | ) | [inline] |
Returns serialize_to_subnode_f<>( subnodename ).
Added in 1.1.3.
Definition at line 970 of file functional.hpp.
serialize_to_subnode_unary_f<NodeType,BinaryFunctorT> s11n::ser_to_subnode_unary_f | ( | NodeType & | parent, | |
const std::string & | subnodename, | |||
BinaryFunctorT | f | |||
) | [inline] |
Returns serialize_to_subnode_unary_f<NodeType,BinaryFunctorT>( parent, subnodename, f ).
Example:
std::for_each( vec.begin(), vec.end(), ser_to_subnode_f( mynode, "child", my_serialize_to_subnode_unary_functor() ) );
Added in 1.1.3.
Definition at line 1079 of file functional.hpp.
serialize_to_subnode_unary_f<NodeType> s11n::ser_to_subnode_unary_f | ( | NodeType & | parent, | |
const std::string & | subnodename | |||
) | [inline] |
Returns serialize_to_subnode_f<NodeType>( parent, subnodename ).
Example:
std::for_each( vec.begin(), vec.end(), ser_to_subnode_unary_f( mynode, "child" ) );
Added in 1.1.3.
Definition at line 1058 of file functional.hpp.
bool s11n::serialize | ( | DataNodeType & | target, | |
const SerializableT & | src | |||
) | [inline] |
Serializes src to target using the default API marshaling mechanism.
On success it always returns true, else false.
If a the underlying operation throws, it will pass on the exception.
Referenced by s11n::io::data_node_serializer< NodeType >::serialize().
bool s11n::serialize_subnode | ( | DataNodeType & | target, | |
const std::string & | nodename, | |||
const SerializableT & | src | |||
) | [inline] |
Serializes src to as a subnode of target, named nodename.
Except for the addition of a subnode, it is identical to serialize( target, src ).
If serialization into the subnode throws the subnode is not added to target (it is destroyed) and any exception is propagated back to the caller.
This is a convenience function: not part of the s11n kernel.
Changed in 1.1.3:
Referenced by s11n::cpp0x::Detail::serialize_group_impl(), and s11n::cpp0x::serialize_subnodes().
bool s11n::serialize_versioned | ( | NodeT & | dest, | |
VersionType const | ver, | |||
SerT const & | src | |||
) | [inline] |
This is similar to serialize() but adds a version tag to the serialized data.
To deserialize you must use deserialize_versioned(), passing it the same version.
VersionType must be lexically castable (i.e. i/o-streamable), must be comparable for equivalence, and is expected to be a numeric or std::string type, or something similar.
This version is stored as a property (called "version") of dest, and the src object is stored in a sub-node of dest (named "vdata").
On error it returns false or propagates an exception. On success it returns true.
Added in 1.3.1 + 1.2.7.
value_f<T> s11n::val | ( | const T & | v | ) | [inline] |
Returns value_f<T>(v).
Definition at line 292 of file functional.hpp.
Referenced by s11n::io::key_value_serializer< NodeType >::operator()(), s11n::s11n_node::set(), and s11n::io::strtool::translate().
long s11n::vappendf | ( | std::ostream & | target, | |
const char * | fmt, | |||
va_list | ap | |||
) |
An overload which sends its output to the given ostream.
long s11n::vappendf | ( | vappendf_appender | pfAppend, | |
void * | pfAppendArg, | |||
const char * | fmt, | |||
va_list | ap | |||
) |