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10 | 10 | #include <boost/variant/variant.hpp>
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11 | 11 | #include <boost/variant/apply_visitor.hpp>
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12 | 12 | #include <boost/variant/static_visitor.hpp>
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| 13 | +#include <boost/network/support/is_pod.hpp> |
| 14 | +#include <boost/utility/enable_if.hpp> |
13 | 15 | #include <boost/mpl/if.hpp>
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14 | 16 | #include <boost/mpl/or.hpp>
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15 |
| -#include <boost/network/message/directives/detail/string_value.hpp> |
16 | 17 |
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17 |
| -namespace boost { namespace network { namespace detail { |
18 |
| - |
19 |
| - /** This directive template technically implements a decorator pattern |
20 |
| - * which takes a concrete implementation and uses that as a base. This |
21 |
| - * particular directive template requires the Base type to just include |
22 |
| - * a nested template named `string_visitor` that takes a single template |
23 |
| - * class parameter which is supposed to be a Message class/struct. |
24 |
| - * |
25 |
| - * A typical directive implementation of the visitor will take a reference |
26 |
| - * to a message as the constructor parameter and then performs operations |
27 |
| - * on that message. |
28 |
| - * |
29 |
| - * To create your own string directive, you can use the preprocessor macro |
30 |
| - * BOOST_NETWORK_STRING_DIRECTIVE which takes three parameters: the name of |
31 |
| - * the directive, a name for the variable to use in the directive visitor, |
32 |
| - * and the body to be implemented in the visitor. An example directive for |
33 |
| - * setting the source of a message would look something like this given the |
34 |
| - * BOOST_NETWORK_STRING_DIRECTIVE macro: |
35 |
| - * |
36 |
| - * BOOST_NETWORK_STRING_DIRECTIVE(source, source_, |
37 |
| - * message.source(source_) |
38 |
| - * , message.source=source_); |
39 |
| - * |
40 |
| - */ |
41 |
| - template <class Base> |
42 |
| - struct string_directive : public Base { |
43 |
| - boost::variant< |
44 |
| - string<tags::default_string>::type, |
45 |
| - string<tags::default_wstring>::type, |
46 |
| - boost::shared_future<string<tags::default_string>::type>, |
47 |
| - boost::shared_future<string<tags::default_wstring>::type> |
48 |
| - > string_; |
49 |
| - |
50 |
| - explicit string_directive(string<tags::default_string>::type const & input) |
51 |
| - : string_(input) {} |
52 |
| - explicit string_directive(string<tags::default_wstring>::type const & input) |
53 |
| - : string_(input) {} |
54 |
| - explicit string_directive(boost::shared_future<string<tags::default_string>::type> const & input) |
55 |
| - : string_(input) {} |
56 |
| - explicit string_directive(boost::shared_future<string<tags::default_wstring>::type> const & input) |
57 |
| - : string_(input) {} |
58 |
| - |
59 |
| - string_directive(string_directive const & other) |
60 |
| - : string_(other.string_) {} |
61 |
| - |
62 |
| - template <class Tag, template <class> class Message> |
63 |
| - void operator()(Message<Tag> const & message) const { |
64 |
| - apply_visitor(typename Base::template string_visitor<Message<Tag> >(message), string_); |
65 |
| - } |
66 |
| - }; |
| 18 | +/** |
| 19 | + * |
| 20 | + * To create your own string directive, you can use the preprocessor macro |
| 21 | + * BOOST_NETWORK_STRING_DIRECTIVE which takes three parameters: the name of |
| 22 | + * the directive, a name for the variable to use in the directive visitor, |
| 23 | + * and the body to be implemented in the visitor. An example directive for |
| 24 | + * setting the source of a message would look something like this given the |
| 25 | + * BOOST_NETWORK_STRING_DIRECTIVE macro: |
| 26 | + * |
| 27 | + * BOOST_NETWORK_STRING_DIRECTIVE(source, source_, |
| 28 | + * message.source(source_) |
| 29 | + * , message.source=source_); |
| 30 | + * |
| 31 | + */ |
67 | 32 |
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| 33 | +#ifndef BOOST_NETWORK_STRING_DIRECTIVE |
68 | 34 | #define BOOST_NETWORK_STRING_DIRECTIVE(name, value, body, pod_body) \
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69 |
| - struct name##_directive_base { \ |
70 |
| - \ |
71 |
| - template <class Message> \ |
72 |
| - struct normal_visitor : boost::static_visitor<> { \ |
73 |
| - Message const & message; \ |
74 |
| - explicit normal_visitor(Message const & message) : \ |
75 |
| - message(message) {} \ |
76 |
| - void operator()( \ |
77 |
| - typename boost::network::detail::string_value< \ |
78 |
| - typename Message::tag \ |
79 |
| - >::type const & value \ |
80 |
| - ) const { \ |
81 |
| - body; \ |
82 |
| - } \ |
83 |
| - template <class T> void operator()(T const &) const { \ |
84 |
| - } \ |
85 |
| - }; \ |
86 |
| - \ |
87 |
| - template <class Message> \ |
88 |
| - struct pod_visitor : boost::static_visitor<> { \ |
89 |
| - Message const & message; \ |
90 |
| - explicit pod_visitor(Message const & message) : \ |
91 |
| - message(message) {} \ |
92 |
| - void operator()( \ |
93 |
| - typename boost::network::detail::string_value< \ |
94 |
| - typename Message::tag \ |
95 |
| - >::type const & value \ |
96 |
| - ) const { \ |
97 |
| - pod_body; \ |
98 |
| - } \ |
99 |
| - template <class T> void operator()(T const &) const { \ |
100 |
| - } \ |
101 |
| - }; \ |
102 |
| - \ |
103 |
| - template <class Message> \ |
104 |
| - struct string_visitor : \ |
105 |
| - mpl::if_< \ |
106 |
| - is_base_of< \ |
107 |
| - tags::pod, \ |
108 |
| - typename Message::tag \ |
109 |
| - >, \ |
110 |
| - pod_visitor<Message>, \ |
111 |
| - normal_visitor<Message> \ |
112 |
| - >::type \ |
113 |
| - { \ |
114 |
| - typedef typename mpl::if_< \ |
115 |
| - is_base_of< \ |
116 |
| - tags::pod, \ |
117 |
| - typename Message::tag \ |
118 |
| - >, \ |
119 |
| - pod_visitor<Message>, \ |
120 |
| - normal_visitor<Message> \ |
121 |
| - >::type base; \ |
122 |
| - explicit string_visitor(Message const & message): \ |
123 |
| - base(message) {} \ |
124 |
| - string_visitor(string_visitor const & other): \ |
125 |
| - base(other) {} \ |
126 |
| - using base::operator(); \ |
127 |
| - }; \ |
| 35 | + template <class ValueType> \ |
| 36 | + struct name##_directive { \ |
| 37 | + ValueType const & value; \ |
| 38 | + explicit name##_directive(ValueType const & value_) \ |
| 39 | + : value(value_) {} \ |
| 40 | + name##_directive(name##_directive const & other) \ |
| 41 | + : value(other.value) {} \ |
| 42 | + template <class Tag, template <class> class Message> \ |
| 43 | + typename enable_if<is_pod<Tag>, void>::type \ |
| 44 | + operator()(Message<Tag> & message) const { \ |
| 45 | + pod_body; \ |
| 46 | + } \ |
| 47 | + template <class Tag, template <class> class Message> \ |
| 48 | + typename enable_if<mpl::not_<is_pod<Tag> >, void>::type \ |
| 49 | + operator()(Message<Tag> & message) const { \ |
| 50 | + body; \ |
| 51 | + } \ |
128 | 52 | }; \
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129 | 53 | \
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130 |
| - typedef boost::network::detail::string_directive<name##_directive_base> \ |
131 |
| - name##_directive; \ |
132 |
| - template <class T> inline name##_directive const \ |
| 54 | + template <class T> inline name##_directive<T> \ |
133 | 55 | name (T const & input) { \
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134 |
| - return name##_directive(input); \ |
| 56 | + return name##_directive<T>(input); \ |
135 | 57 | }
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136 |
| - |
137 |
| -} /* detail */ |
138 |
| - |
139 |
| -} /* network */ |
140 |
| - |
141 |
| -} /* boost */ |
| 58 | +#endif /* BOOST_NETWORK_STRING_DIRECTIVE */ |
142 | 59 |
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143 | 60 | #endif /* BOOST_NETWORK_MESSAGE_DIRECTIVES_DETAIL_STRING_DIRECTIVE_HPP_20100915 */
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