Provided by: libbobcat-dev_5.11.01-1_amd64 
NAME
FBB::OFdBuf - Output stream buffer initialized by a file descriptor
SYNOPSIS
#include <bobcat/ofdbuf>
Linking option: -lbobcat
DESCRIPTION
FBB::OFdBuf objects may be used as a std::streambuf of std::ostream objects to allow
insertions into a file descriptor.
File descriptors are not defined within the context of C++, but they can be used on
operating systems that support the concept. Realize that using file descriptors introduces
operating system dependencies.
NAMESPACE
FBB
All constructors, members, operators and manipulators, mentioned in this man-page, are
defined in the namespace FBB.
INHERITS FROM
std::streambuf
ENUMERATION
The public enumeration Mode defined in the class FBB::OFdStreamBuf has the following
values:
o CLOSE_FD, indicating that the file descriptor used by the object must be closed;
o KEEP_FD (the default) indicating that the file descriptor used by the object must
not be closed.
CONSTRUCTORS
o OFdBuf():
This constructor initializes the streambuf, without associating it to a file
descriptor, and without using buffering. The member reset can be used to associate
the object later on with a file descriptor and optionally a buffer size. When the
object is destroyed or if the mode-less overloaded version of the reset member is
called, the file descriptor is closed.
o OFdBuf(Mode mode):
This constructor initializes the streambuf, without associating it to a file
descriptor, and without using buffering. The member reset can be used to associate
the object later on with a file descriptor and optionally a buffer size. When the
object is destroyed or if the mode-less overloaded version of the member reset is
called, the Mode argument determines whether the file descriptor will be closed or
will remain open.
o OFdBuf(int fd, size_t n = 1):
This constructor initializes the streambuf, associating it to file descriptor fd,
and an optional unget buffer size (by default having size 1). When reset is
called subsequently, or if the object is destroyed the provided file descriptor
will be closed.
o OFdBuf(int fd, size_t n = 1):
This constructor initializes the streambuf, associating it to file descriptor fd,
and an optional unget buffer size (by default having size 1). When the object is
destroyed or if the mode-less overloaded version of the member reset is called, the
file descriptor will be closed.
o OFdBuf(int fd, Mode mode, size_t n = 1):
This constructor initializes the streambuf, associating it to file descriptor fd,
and an optional unget buffer size (by default having size 1). When the object is
destroyed or if the mode-less overloaded version of the member reset is called, the
Mode argument determines whether the file descriptor will be closed or will remain
open.
Copy and move constructors (and assignment operators) are not available.
MEMBER FUNCTIONS
All members of std::streambuf are available, as FBB::OFdBuf inherits from this class.
o void eoi():
The file descriptor used by the OFdBuf is closed, irrespective of the Mode that was
specified when the OFdBuf object was constructed. Following eoi the OFdBuf object
can no longer be used until one of its reset members has been called. Instead of
using this member the eoi manipulator can also be used.
o int fd() const:
The file descriptor used by the OFdBuf object is returned. If the OFdBuf is not
associated with a file descriptor -1 is returned.
o void reset(int xfd, size_t n = 1):
The streambuf is (re)initialized, using file descriptor fd, and an optional unget
buffer size (by default having size 1). When called repeatedly, the Mode
specification used whem the object was constructed determines whether the file
descriptor will be closed or will remain open.
o void reset(int xfd, Mode mode, size_t n = 1):
The streambuf is (re)initialized, using file descriptor fd, a file descriptor
closing parameter and an optional unget buffer size (by default having size 1).
Depending on the Mode argument the object’s currently used file descriptor will be
closed or will remain open when the IFdBuf object is destroyed.
MANIPULATOR
o FBB::eoi:
The eoi manipulator can be inserted into the ostream instead of calling the
OFdBuf::end member. It performs the same actions as the eoi member. If inserted
into a plain std::ostream nothing happens.
EXAMPLE
#include <unistd.h>
#include <ostream>
#include <string>
#include "../ofdbuf"
using namespace std;
using namespace FBB;
int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
// define a streambuf of 20 or argv[1] characters
OFdBuf buf{ STDOUT_FILENO, argc == 1 ? 20 : stoul(argv[1]) };
ostream out{ &buf };
out << "First line, just to start the insertions\n" <<
argv[0] << endl << // using an explicit flush
argc << "\n"
"a long line to end this multiple-insertions statement\n";
}
FILES
bobcat/ofdbuf - defines the class interface
SEE ALSO
bobcat(7), ifdbuf(3bobcat), ofdstream(3bobcat), std::streambuf
BUGS
None reported
BOBCAT PROJECT FILES
o https://fbb-git.gitlab.io/bobcat/: gitlab project page;
o bobcat_5.11.01-x.dsc: detached signature;
o bobcat_5.11.01-x.tar.gz: source archive;
o bobcat_5.11.01-x_i386.changes: change log;
o libbobcat1_5.11.01-x_*.deb: debian package containing the libraries;
o libbobcat1-dev_5.11.01-x_*.deb: debian package containing the libraries, headers
and manual pages;
BOBCAT
Bobcat is an acronym of `Brokken’s Own Base Classes And Templates’.
COPYRIGHT
This is free software, distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License
(GPL).
AUTHOR
Frank B. Brokken (f.b.brokken@rug.nl).