XmlBlasterReadFromSocketFuncHolder Struct Reference

Holds a callback function pointer and its user pointer (the 'this' pointer). More...

#include <helper.h>


Data Fields

XmlBlasterReadFromSocketFunc readFromSocketFuncP
void * userP
XmlBlasterNumReadFunc numReadFuncP
 You can register a function pointer listener to be informed about the socket read progress.
void * numReadUserP
 This will be looped through to numReadFuncP.

Detailed Description

Holds a callback function pointer and its user pointer (the 'this' pointer).

Definition at line 42 of file helper.h.

Field Documentation

XmlBlasterReadFromSocketFunc XmlBlasterReadFromSocketFuncHolder::readFromSocketFuncP

Definition at line 43 of file helper.h.

Referenced by getCallbackServerUnparsed(), getXmlBlasterConnectionUnparsed(), initConnection(), initialize(), and parseSocketData().

void* XmlBlasterReadFromSocketFuncHolder::userP

Definition at line 44 of file helper.h.

Referenced by getCallbackServerUnparsed(), getXmlBlasterConnectionUnparsed(), initialize(), and parseSocketData().

XmlBlasterNumReadFunc XmlBlasterReadFromSocketFuncHolder::numReadFuncP

You can register a function pointer listener to be informed about the socket read progress.

The function will be called than and again during reading the socket with the currently read bytes. Example: 

 static void progress(void *numReadUserP, const size_t currBytesRead, const size_t nbytes) {
     printf("currBytesRead=%ld nbytes=%ld\n", (long)currBytesRead, (long)nbytes);
 }
The pointer may remain NULL.

Definition at line 57 of file helper.h.

Referenced by getCallbackServerUnparsed(), main(), parseSocketData(), shutdownCallbackServer(), and xmlBlasterUnmanagedCERegisterProgressListener().

void* XmlBlasterReadFromSocketFuncHolder::numReadUserP

This will be looped through to numReadFuncP.

Definition at line 61 of file helper.h.

Referenced by getCallbackServerUnparsed(), main(), parseSocketData(), and xmlBlasterUnmanagedCERegisterProgressListener().

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