JX Application Framework
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#include <JMDIServer.h>
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JMDIServer (const JUtf8Byte *signature) | |
virtual | ~JMDIServer () |
void | HandleCmdLineOptions (const int argc, char *argv[]) |
void | CheckForConnections () |
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static bool | WillBeMDIServer (const JUtf8Byte *signature, const int argc, char *argv[]) |
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static const JUtf8Byte * | kQuitOptionName = "--quit" |
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bool | IsFirstTime () const |
virtual bool | CanAcceptMDIRequest ()=0 |
virtual void | PreprocessArgList (JPtrArray< JString > *argList) |
virtual void | HandleMDIRequest (const JString &dir, const JPtrArray< JString > &argList)=0 |
Base class for handling Multiple Document Interface (MDI) requests. It creates a UNIX domain socket so all jnew invocations of the application will be passed to us (via WillBeMDIServer()). If the application supports MDI, it must create a derived class and construct it with a unique application signature. The derived class must implement the following functions: CanAcceptMDIReqest Return false if the application is busy and cannot accept the request (e.g. due to re-entrancy problems). HandleMDIRequest The arguments to this function are the directory from which the MDI request was made and argv[].
JMDIServer::JMDIServer | ( | const JUtf8Byte * | signature | ) |
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Implemented in JXMDIServer.
void JMDIServer::CheckForConnections | ( | ) |
By having an existing ACE_LSOCK_Stream, accept() is as fast as possible.
void JMDIServer::HandleCmdLineOptions | ( | const int | argc, |
char * | argv[] | ||
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Convenience function to convert the command line options from the first invocation of the program into an MDI request. This allows the argument parsing code to be in one place.
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Derived classes can override to remove options that only make sense for an initial invocation.
Reimplemented in JXMDIServer.
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If the application supports MDI, main() should call this before creating an application object. If this function returns false, main() can exit immediately.
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