#include <TCPAcceptor.h>

Inheritance diagram for hu::varadiistvan::scpl::io::TCPAcceptor:

Public Member Functions
bool	accept ()

TCPSocket *	getSocket (Waiter *waiter, size_t readingCapacity=LocalSocket::DEFAULT_CAPACITY, size_t writingCapacity=LocalSocket::DEFAULT_CAPACITY)

TCPSocket *	getSocket (size_t readingCapacity=LocalSocket::DEFAULT_CAPACITY, size_t writingCapacity=LocalSocket::DEFAULT_CAPACITY)

BufferedStream *	getAcceptedBufferedStream (Waiter *waiter=nullptr) override

Public Member Functions inherited from hu::varadiistvan::scpl::io::FailableReference< TCPAcceptor >
bool	failed () const

errorCode_t	getErrorCode () const

void	repair ()

Detailed Description

An acceptor that provides a TCPSocket for each accepted connection.

Definition at line 45 of file TCPAcceptor.h.

Member Function Documentation

◆ accept()

bool hu::varadiistvan::scpl::io::TCPAcceptor::accept ( )

Start accepting a connection.

If a connection is already accepted, but not retrieved yet, it returns true.

If a new socket becomes immediately available, it returns true.

If some error occurs, the acceptor is marked as failed.

◆ getAcceptedBufferedStream()

BufferedStream* hu::varadiistvan::scpl::io::TCPAcceptor::getAcceptedBufferedStream ( Waiter * waiter = nullptr )

overridevirtual

Get the last accepted socket with the given waiter, if any.

Implements hu::varadiistvan::scpl::io::BufferedStreamAcceptor.

◆ getSocket() [1/2]

TCPSocket* hu::varadiistvan::scpl::io::TCPAcceptor::getSocket	(	size_t	readingCapacity = `LocalSocket::DEFAULT_CAPACITY`,
		size_t	writingCapacity = `LocalSocket::DEFAULT_CAPACITY`
	)

Get the TCP socket accepted last. If no socket was accepted, return 0. The TCP socket's waiter will be the same as that of the associated server socket.

◆ getSocket() [2/2]

TCPSocket* hu::varadiistvan::scpl::io::TCPAcceptor::getSocket	(	Waiter *	waiter,
		size_t	readingCapacity = `LocalSocket::DEFAULT_CAPACITY`,
		size_t	writingCapacity = `LocalSocket::DEFAULT_CAPACITY`
	)

Get the TCP socket accepted last. If no socket was accepted, return 0. The TCP socket's waiter will be the given one. If the server socket has no waiter, this one should be 0. If the server socket has a waiter, this one should not be 0. In other words, if the server socket is non-blocking, the accepted one should also be non-blocking, if the server socket is blocking, the accepted one should also be blocking.

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