moved examples out of libt2n into libt2n-example

[libt2n] / src / client.cpp

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#include <sstream>

#include "client.hxx"

namespace libt2n
{

client_connection::client_connection()
    : connection(), callbacks(__events_end)
{
    set_logging(NULL,none);
}

client_connection::~client_connection()
{
    // we want the connection_closed callbacks to be called before
    close();

    do_callbacks(connection_deleted);
}

void client_connection::close()
{
    if (!is_closed())
    {
        connection::close();
        do_callbacks(connection_closed);
    }
}

/** @brief add a callback

    @param event event the function will be called at
    @param func functor (see boost function) that will be called

    @example use boost::bind to bind to member functions and parameters like this:
        int this example 17 is a fixed parameter that is always added to the call
        c.add_callback(connection_closed,bind(&my_class::func_to_call_back, boost::ref(*this), 17));
*/
void client_connection::add_callback(callback_event_type event, const boost::function<void ()>& func)
{
    callbacks[event].push_back(func);
}

void client_connection::do_callbacks(callback_event_type event)
{
    std::list<boost::function<void ()> >::iterator i,ie=callbacks[event].end();
    for (i=callbacks[event].begin(); i != ie; i++)
        (*i)();
}

/// get pointer to logging stream, returns NULL if no logging needed
std::ostream* client_connection::get_logstream(log_level_values level)
{
    if (logstream && log_level >= level)
        return logstream;
    else
        return NULL;
}

/// activate logging to the given stream. everything above the given level is logged.
void client_connection::set_logging(std::ostream *_logstream, log_level_values _log_level)
{
    log_level=_log_level;
    logstream=_logstream;
}

};