#include <JBroadcastSnooper.h>

Inheritance diagram for JBroadcastSnooper:

Public Member Functions
	JBroadcastSnooper (const JBroadcaster *obj)

Public Member Functions inherited from JBroadcaster
	JBroadcaster ()

virtual	~JBroadcaster ()

JBroadcaster &	operator= (const JBroadcaster &source)

bool	HasSenders () const

JSize	GetSenderCount () const

bool	HasRecipients () const

JSize	GetRecipientCount () const

virtual JString	ToString () const

template<class T >
void	ListenTo (const JBroadcaster *sender, const std::function< void(const T &)> &f)

Protected Member Functions
void	Receive (JBroadcaster *sender, const Message &message) override

void	ReceiveGoingAway (JBroadcaster *sender) override

Protected Member Functions inherited from JBroadcaster
	JBroadcaster (const JBroadcaster &source)

void	ListenTo (const JBroadcaster *sender)

void	StopListening (const JBroadcaster *sender)

void	ClearWhenGoingAway (const JBroadcaster sender, void pointerToMember)

void	StopListening (const JBroadcaster *sender, const std::type_info &messageType)

template<class T >
void	Send (JBroadcaster *recipient, const T &message)

template<class T >
void	Broadcast (const T &message)

void	SendWithFeedback (JBroadcaster recipient, Message message)

void	BroadcastWithFeedback (Message *message)

virtual void	ReceiveWithFeedback (JBroadcaster sender, Message message)

Detailed Description

Interface for JBroadcastSnooper class.

Test class that prints out each message received from objects
that it listens to.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ JBroadcastSnooper()

JBroadcastSnooper::JBroadcastSnooper ( const JBroadcaster * obj )

Member Function Documentation

◆ Receive()

void JBroadcastSnooper::Receive	(	JBroadcaster *	sender,
		const Message &	message
	)

overrideprotectedvirtual

Display the message.

Reimplemented from JBroadcaster.

◆ ReceiveGoingAway()

void JBroadcastSnooper::ReceiveGoingAway ( JBroadcaster * sender )

overrideprotectedvirtual

The given sender has been deleted.

Warning: Since this function may be called from within a -chain- of destructors, it is not usually safe to do anything inside this function other than directly changing instance variables (e.g. setting pointers to nullptr).

This function is not pure virtual because not all classes will want to implement it.