CleanList Class Reference

#include <elm/util/Cleaner.h>

Public Member Functions
	~CleanList (void)
void	add (Cleaner *cleaner)
template<class T >
void	add (T *p)
void	clean (void)
Cleaner *	operator() (Cleaner *cleaner)
template<class T >
const LockPtr< T > &	operator() (const LockPtr< T > &object)
template<class T >
T *	operator() (T *object)

Detailed Description

A CleanList is an easy way to not forget or to delegate clean-up in complex program. A CleanList receives a list of Cleaner object that records some cleanup to perform. When the CleanList is deleted or when the method clean() is called, clean-up actions of all stored object is invoked ensuring to not forget clean-up to perform. @code { CleanList to_clean; int *p = to_clean(new int); ... } // p deletion automatically performed at clean deletion

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

~CleanList()

~CleanList ( void  )

inline

References CleanList::clean().

Member Function Documentation

add() [1/2]

void add

(

Cleaner *

cleaner

)

Add a cleaner to the list.

Parameters

cleaner

Cleaner to add.

References List< T, E, A >::add().

Referenced by CleanList::operator()().

add() [2/2]

void add ( T *  p )

inline

References CleanList::add(), and elm::io::p().

Referenced by CleanList::add().

clean()

void clean

(

void

)

Clean the recorded cleaners.

References List< T, E, A >::clear().

Referenced by CleanList::~CleanList().

operator()() [1/3]

Cleaner* operator() ( Cleaner *  cleaner )

inline

References CleanList::add().

operator()() [2/3]

const LockPtr<T>& operator() ( const LockPtr< T > &  object )

inline

References CleanList::add().

operator()() [3/3]

T* operator() ( T *  object )

inline

References CleanList::add().

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• include/elm/util/Cleaner.h
• src/util_Cleaner.cpp