shevek::dir(3) Library Functions Manual shevek::dir(3)NAME
shevek::dir -
Get information about files in a directory.
SYNOPSIS
#include <dir.hh>
Classes
struct file
Information about a single file in a directory.
Public Types
typedef std::set< file > store
Storage of the files.
typedef store::const_iterator const_iterator
Iterator for looping over the files.
Public Member Functions
dir ()
Create an empty directory object.
dir (std::string const &path)
Create a directory object and load content into it.
void load (std::string const &path)
Load new content into an existing directory object.
const_iterator begin () const
Loop over the files.
const_iterator end () const
Loop over the files.
unsigned size () const
Number of files in the directory.
Detailed Description
Get information about files in a directory.
Author
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libshevek Fri May 11 2012 shevek::dir(3)
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shevek::avahi::browser(3) Library Functions Manual shevek::avahi::browser(3)NAME
shevek::avahi::browser -
Class for browsing other hosts.
SYNOPSIS
#include <avahi.hh>
Inherits shevek::refbase.
Classes
struct details
Details about a discovered service. These are internally created and may be examined by the application.
struct owner
Information about a discovered server.
Public Types
typedef std::set< details > details_list
Container class for a list of details.
typedef std::map
< Glib::ustring, owner > list"
Container class for a list of owners.
Public Member Functions
list const & get_list ()
Access the list of owners.
sigc::signal1< void,
Glib::ustring const & > signal_changed ()"
Signal to be notified when the list changes.
~browser ()
The destructor cleans everything up.
Static Public Member Functions
static Glib::RefPtr< browser > create (Glib::ustring const &protocol)
Create a browser class without an existing avahi object. Don't use this if you have an avahi object; use avahi::create_browser instead.
static list get_list_block (Glib::ustring const &protocol, Glib::ustring const &name=Glib::ustring())
Synchronously get a list of owners. When using this, the servers are not monitored, so you will not be notified of any changes.
Friends
class avahi
Detailed Description
Class for browsing other hosts.
Author
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libshevek Fri May 11 2012 shevek::avahi::browser(3)
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