pjs/xpcom/io/nsFileStream.h

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/* -*- Mode: C++; tab-width: 2; indent-tabs-mode: nil; c-basic-offset: 2 -*-
*
* The contents of this file are subject to the Netscape Public License
* Version 1.0(the "NPL"); you may not use this file except in
* compliance with the NPL. You may obtain a copy of the NPL at
* http://www.mozilla.org/NPL/
*
* Software distributed under the NPL is distributed on an "AS IS" basis,
* WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the NPL
* for the specific language governing rights and limitations under the
* NPL.
*
* The Initial Developer of this code under the NPL is Netscape
* Communications Corporation. Portions created by Netscape are
* Copyright(C) 1998 Netscape Communications Corporation. All Rights
* Reserved.
*/
// First checked in on 98/11/20 by John R. McMullen in the wrong directory.
// Checked in again 98/12/04.
// Polished version 98/12/08.
// Completely rewritten to integrate with nsIInputStream and nsIOutputStream (the
// xpcom stream objects.
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//========================================================================================
//
// Classes defined:
//
// nsInputStream, nsOutputStream
// These are the lightweight STATICALLY LINKED wrappers for
// the xpcom objects nsIInputStream and nsIOutputstream.
// Possible uses:
// If you are implementing a function that accepts one of these xpcom
// streams, just make one of these little jobbies on the stack, and
// the handy << or >> notation can be yours.
//
// nsInputFileStream, nsOutputFileStream
// These are the STATICALLY LINKED versions of the file i/o streams,
// which wrap the NSPR file i/o plus console i/o.
//
// Related files:
// prio.h the NSPR file i/o C API), which is wrapped by
// THIS FILE statically linked C++ wrappers, which in turn are wrapped by
// nsIFileStream.h COM wrappers for this file, which are wrapped by
// nsAutoFileStream.h more easily used, nicer syntax wrappers for the
// COMified ones. Wrapper of a wrapper of a wrapper.
//
// This suite provide the following services:
//
// 1. Encapsulates all platform-specific file details, so that file i/o
// can be done correctly without any platform #ifdefs
//
// 2. Uses NSPR file services (NOT ansi file I/O), in order to get best
// native performance. This performance difference is especially large on
// macintosh.
//
// 3. Allows all the power of the ansi stream syntax.
//
// Basic example:
//
// nsFileSpec myPath("/Development/iotest.txt");
//
// nsOutputFileStream testStream(myPath);
// testStream << "Hello World" << nsEndl;
//
// 4. Requires streams to be constructed using typesafe nsFileSpec specifier
// (not the notorious and bug prone const char*), namely nsFileSpec. See
// nsFileSpec.h for more details.
//
// 5. Fixes a bug that have been there for a long time, and
// is inevitable if you use NSPR alone:
//
// The problem on platforms (Macintosh) in which a path does not fully
// specify a file, because two volumes can have the same name.
//
// Not yet provided:
//
// Endian-awareness for reading and writing crossplatform binary files. At this
// time there seems to be no demand for this.
//
//========================================================================================
#ifndef _FILESTREAM_H_
#define _FILESTREAM_H_
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#include "nscore.h"
#ifdef XP_MAC
#include "pprio.h" // To get PR_ImportFile
#else
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#include "prio.h"
#endif
#include "nsIFileStream.h"
#include "nsCOMPtr.h"
class nsFileSpec;
class nsInputFileStream;
class nsOutputFileStream;
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//========================================================================================
// Compiler-specific macros, as needed
//========================================================================================
#if !defined(NS_USING_NAMESPACE) && (defined(__MWERKS__) || defined(XP_PC))
#define NS_USING_NAMESPACE
#endif
#if !defined(NS_USING_STL) && (defined(__MWERKS__) || defined(XP_PC))
#define NS_USING_STL
#endif
#ifdef NS_USING_NAMESPACE
#define NS_NAMESPACE_PROTOTYPE
#define NS_NAMESPACE namespace
#define NS_NAMESPACE_END
#else
#define NS_NAMESPACE_PROTOTYPE static
#define NS_NAMESPACE struct
#define NS_NAMESPACE_END ;
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#endif // NS_USING_NAMESPACE
#ifndef XP_MAC
// PR_STDOUT and PR_STDIN are fatal on Macintosh. So for console i/o, we must use the std
// stream stuff instead. However, we have to require that cout and cin are passed in
// to the constructor because in the current build, there is a copy in the base.shlb,
// and another in the caller's file. Passing it in as a parameter ensures that the
// caller and this library are using the same global object. Groan.
//
// Unix currently does not support iostreams at all. Their compilers do not support
// ANSI C++, or even ARM C++.
//
// Windows supports them, but only if you turn on the -GX compile flag, to support
// exceptions.
// Catch 22.
#define NS_USE_PR_STDIO
#endif
#ifdef NS_USE_PR_STDIO
class istream;
class ostream;
#define CONSOLE_IN 0
#define CONSOLE_OUT 0
#else
#include <iostream>
using std::istream;
using std::ostream;
#define CONSOLE_IN &std::cin
#define CONSOLE_OUT &std::cout
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#endif
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//=========================== End Compiler-specific macros ===============================
//========================================================================================
class NS_BASE nsInputStream
// This is a convenience class, for use on the STACK ("new" junkies: get detoxed first).
// Given a COM-style stream, this allows you to use the >> operators. It also acquires and
// reference counts its stream.
// Please read the comments at the top of this file
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//========================================================================================
{
public:
nsInputStream(nsIInputStream* inStream)
: mInputStream(do_QueryInterface(inStream))
, mEOF(PR_FALSE)
{}
virtual ~nsInputStream();
nsCOMPtr<nsIInputStream> GetIStream() const
{
return mInputStream;
}
char eof() const { return get_at_eof(); }
char get();
void close()
{
mInputStream->Close();
}
PRInt32 read(void* s, PRInt32 n)
{
if (!mInputStream)
return 0;
PRInt32 result = 0;
mInputStream->Read((char*)s, 0, n, (PRUint32*)&result);
if (result < n)
set_at_eof(PR_TRUE);
return result;
}
// Input streamers. Add more as needed (int&, unsigned int& etc). (but you have to
// add delegators to the derived classes, too, because these operators don't inherit).
nsInputStream& operator >> (char& ch);
// Support manipulators
nsInputStream& operator >> (nsInputStream& (*pf)(nsInputStream&))
{
return pf(*this);
}
protected:
// These certainly need to be overridden, they give the best shot we can at detecting
// eof in a simple nsIInputStream.
virtual void set_at_eof(PRBool atEnd)
{
mEOF = atEnd;
}
virtual PRBool get_at_eof()
{
return mEOF;
}
private:
nsInputStream& operator >> (char* buf); // TOO DANGEROUS. DON'T DEFINE.
// DATA
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protected:
nsCOMPtr<nsIInputStream> mInputStream;
PRBool mEOF;
}; // class nsInputStream
typedef nsInputStream nsBasicInStream; // historic support for this name
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//========================================================================================
class NS_BASE nsOutputStream
// This is a convenience class, for use on the STACK ("new" junkies, get detoxed first).
// Given a COM-style stream, this allows you to use the << operators. It also acquires and
// reference counts its stream.
// Please read the comments at the top of this file
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//========================================================================================
{
public:
nsOutputStream() {}
nsOutputStream(nsIOutputStream* inStream)
: mOutputStream(do_QueryInterface(inStream))
{}
virtual ~nsOutputStream();
nsCOMPtr<nsIOutputStream> GetIStream() const
{
return mOutputStream;
}
void close()
{
mOutputStream->Close();
}
void put(char c);
PRInt32 write(const void* s, PRInt32 n)
{
if (!mOutputStream)
return 0;
PRInt32 result = 0;
mOutputStream->Write((char*)s, 0, n, (PRUint32*)&result);
return result;
}
virtual void flush();
// Output streamers. Add more as needed (but you have to add delegators to the derived
// classes, too, because these operators don't inherit).
nsOutputStream& operator << (const char* buf);
nsOutputStream& operator << (char ch);
nsOutputStream& operator << (short val);
nsOutputStream& operator << (unsigned short val);
nsOutputStream& operator << (long val);
nsOutputStream& operator << (unsigned long val);
// Support manipulators
nsOutputStream& operator << (nsOutputStream& (*pf)(nsOutputStream&))
{
return pf(*this);
}
// DATA
protected:
nsCOMPtr<nsIOutputStream> mOutputStream;
}; // class nsOutputStream
typedef nsOutputStream nsBasicOutStream; // Historic support for this name
//========================================================================================
class NS_BASE nsFileClient
// Because COM does not allow us to write functions which return a boolean value etc,
// this class is here to take care of the tedious "declare variable then call with
// the address of the variable" chores.
//========================================================================================
{
public:
nsFileClient() // for delayed opening
: mResult(NS_OK)
{
}
nsFileClient(const nsCOMPtr<nsIFile>& inFile)
: mFile(do_QueryInterface(inFile))
, mResult(NS_OK)
{
}
PRBool is_file() const
{
return mFile ? PR_TRUE : PR_FALSE;
}
void open(
const nsFileSpec& inFile,
int nsprMode,
PRIntn accessMode)
{
if (mFile)
mResult = mFile->Open(inFile, nsprMode, accessMode);
}
PRBool is_open() const
{
PRBool result = PR_FALSE;
if (mFile)
mFile->GetIsOpen(&result);
return result;
}
PRBool failed() const
{
return NS_FAILED(mResult);
}
void seek(PRInt32 offset)
{
seek(PR_SEEK_SET, offset);
}
void seek(PRSeekWhence whence, PRInt32 offset)
{
set_at_eof(PR_FALSE);
if (mFile)
mResult = mFile->Seek(whence, offset);
}
PRIntn tell()
{
PRIntn result = -1;
if (mFile)
mResult = mFile->Tell(&result);
return result;
}
protected:
virtual PRBool get_at_eof()
{
PRBool result;
if (mFile)
mFile->GetAtEOF(&result);
return result;
}
virtual void set_at_eof(PRBool atEnd)
{
if (mFile)
mFile->SetAtEOF(atEnd);
}
// DATA
protected:
nsCOMPtr<nsIFile> mFile;
PRBool mResult;
}; // class nsFileClient
//========================================================================================
class NS_BASE nsInputFileStream
// Please read the comments at the top of this file
//========================================================================================
: public nsInputStream
, public nsFileClient
{
public:
enum { kDefaultMode = PR_RDONLY };
nsInputFileStream(nsIInputStream* inStream)
: nsInputStream(inStream)
, nsFileClient(do_QueryInterface(inStream))
, mFileInputStream(do_QueryInterface(inStream))
{
}
nsInputFileStream(
const nsFileSpec& inFile,
int nsprMode = kDefaultMode,
PRIntn accessMode = 00700) // <- OCTAL
: nsInputStream(nsnull)
{
nsISupports* stream;
NS_NewIOFileStream(
&stream,
inFile, nsprMode, accessMode);
mFile = nsQueryInterface(stream);
mInputStream = nsQueryInterface(stream);
mFileInputStream = nsQueryInterface(stream);
NS_RELEASE(stream);
}
PRBool readline(char* s, PRInt32 n);
// Result always null-terminated.
// Check eof() before each call.
// CAUTION: false result only indicates line was truncated
// to fit buffer, or an error occurred (OTHER THAN eof).
void Open(
const nsFileSpec& inFile,
int nsprMode = kDefaultMode,
PRIntn accessMode = 00700) // <- OCTAL
{
if (mFile)
mFile->Open(inFile, nsprMode, accessMode);
}
// Input streamers. Unfortunately, they don't inherit!
nsInputStream& operator >> (char& ch)
{ return nsInputStream::operator >>(ch); }
nsInputStream& operator >> (nsInputStream& (*pf)(nsInputStream&))
{ return nsInputStream::operator >>(pf); }
protected:
virtual PRBool get_at_eof()
{
return nsFileClient::get_at_eof();
}
virtual void set_at_eof(PRBool atEnd)
{
nsFileClient::set_at_eof(atEnd);
}
// DATA
protected:
nsCOMPtr<nsIFileInputStream> mFileInputStream;
}; // class nsInputFileStream
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//========================================================================================
class NS_BASE nsOutputFileStream
// Please read the comments at the top of this file
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//========================================================================================
: public nsOutputStream
, public nsFileClient
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{
public:
enum { kDefaultMode = (PR_WRONLY | PR_CREATE_FILE | PR_TRUNCATE) };
nsOutputFileStream() {}
nsOutputFileStream(nsIOutputStream* inStream)
: nsOutputStream(inStream)
, nsFileClient(do_QueryInterface(inStream))
, mFileOutputStream(do_QueryInterface(inStream))
{
}
nsOutputFileStream(
const nsFileSpec& inFile,
int nsprMode = kDefaultMode,
PRIntn accessMode = 00700) // <- OCTAL
: nsOutputStream(nsnull)
{
nsISupports* stream;
if (NS_FAILED(NS_NewIOFileStream(
&stream,
inFile, nsprMode, accessMode)))
return;
mFile = nsQueryInterface(stream);
mOutputStream = nsQueryInterface(stream);
mFileOutputStream = nsQueryInterface(stream);
NS_RELEASE(stream);
}
virtual void flush();
// Output streamers. Unfortunately, they don't inherit!
nsOutputStream& operator << (const char* buf)
{ return nsOutputStream::operator << (buf); }
nsOutputStream& operator << (char ch)
{ return nsOutputStream::operator << (ch); }
nsOutputStream& operator << (short val)
{ return nsOutputStream::operator << (val); }
nsOutputStream& operator << (unsigned short val)
{ return nsOutputStream::operator << (val); }
nsOutputStream& operator << (long val)
{ return nsOutputStream::operator << (val); }
nsOutputStream& operator << (unsigned long val)
{ return nsOutputStream::operator << (val); }
nsOutputStream& operator << (nsOutputStream& (*pf)(nsOutputStream&))
{ return nsOutputStream::operator << (pf); }
protected:
virtual PRBool get_at_eof()
{
return nsFileClient::get_at_eof();
}
virtual void set_at_eof(PRBool atEnd)
{
nsFileClient::set_at_eof(atEnd);
}
// DATA
protected:
nsCOMPtr<nsIFileOutputStream> mFileOutputStream;
}; // class nsOutputFileStream
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//========================================================================================
class NS_BASE nsOutputConsoleStream
// Please read the comments at the top of this file
//========================================================================================
: public nsOutputFileStream
{
public:
nsOutputConsoleStream()
{
nsISupports* stream;
if (NS_FAILED(NS_NewOutputConsoleStream(&stream)))
return;
mFile = nsQueryInterface(stream);
mOutputStream = nsQueryInterface(stream);
mFileOutputStream = nsQueryInterface(stream);
NS_RELEASE(stream);
}
// Output streamers. Unfortunately, they don't inherit!
nsOutputStream& operator << (const char* buf)
{ return nsOutputStream::operator << (buf); }
nsOutputStream& operator << (char ch)
{ return nsOutputStream::operator << (ch); }
nsOutputStream& operator << (short val)
{ return nsOutputStream::operator << (val); }
nsOutputStream& operator << (unsigned short val)
{ return nsOutputStream::operator << (val); }
nsOutputStream& operator << (long val)
{ return nsOutputStream::operator << (val); }
nsOutputStream& operator << (unsigned long val)
{ return nsOutputStream::operator << (val); }
nsOutputStream& operator << (nsOutputStream& (*pf)(nsOutputStream&))
{ return nsOutputStream::operator << (pf); }
}; // class nsOutputConsoleStream
//========================================================================================
class NS_BASE nsIOFileStream
// Please read the comments at the top of this file
//========================================================================================
: public nsInputFileStream
, public nsOutputStream
{
public:
enum { kDefaultMode = (PR_RDWR | PR_CREATE_FILE) };
nsIOFileStream(
nsIInputStream* inInputStream
, nsIOutputStream* inOutputStream)
: nsInputFileStream(inInputStream)
, nsOutputStream(inOutputStream)
, mFileOutputStream(do_QueryInterface(inOutputStream))
{
}
nsIOFileStream(
const nsFileSpec& inFile,
int nsprMode = kDefaultMode,
PRIntn accessMode = 00700) // <- OCTAL
: nsInputFileStream(nsnull)
, nsOutputStream(nsnull)
{
nsISupports* stream;
if (NS_FAILED(NS_NewIOFileStream(
&stream,
inFile, nsprMode, accessMode)))
return;
mFile = nsQueryInterface(stream);
mInputStream = nsQueryInterface(stream);
mOutputStream = nsQueryInterface(stream);
mFileInputStream = nsQueryInterface(stream);
mFileOutputStream = nsQueryInterface(stream);
NS_RELEASE(stream);
}
virtual void close()
{
// Doesn't matter which of the two we close:
// they're hooked up to the same file.
nsInputFileStream::close();
}
// Output streamers. Unfortunately, they don't inherit!
nsOutputStream& operator << (const char* buf)
{ return nsOutputStream::operator << (buf); }
nsOutputStream& operator << (char ch)
{ return nsOutputStream::operator << (ch); }
nsOutputStream& operator << (short val)
{ return nsOutputStream::operator << (val); }
nsOutputStream& operator << (unsigned short val)
{ return nsOutputStream::operator << (val); }
nsOutputStream& operator << (long val)
{ return nsOutputStream::operator << (val); }
nsOutputStream& operator << (unsigned long val)
{ return nsOutputStream::operator << (val); }
nsOutputStream& operator << (nsOutputStream& (*pf)(nsOutputStream&))
{ return nsOutputStream::operator << (pf); }
// Input streamers. Unfortunately, they don't inherit!
nsInputStream& operator >> (char& ch)
{ return nsInputStream::operator >>(ch); }
nsInputStream& operator >> (nsInputStream& (*pf)(nsInputStream&))
{ return nsInputStream::operator >>(pf); }
// DATA
protected:
nsCOMPtr<nsIFileOutputStream> mFileOutputStream;
}; // class nsIOFileStream
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//========================================================================================
// Manipulators
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//========================================================================================
NS_BASE nsOutputStream& nsEndl(nsOutputStream& os); // outputs and FLUSHES.
#endif /* _FILESTREAM_H_ */