foobar2000_io::abort_callback_dummy

#include <abort_callback.h>

Inheritance diagram for foobar2000_io::abort_callback_dummy:

Public Member Functions
abort_callback_event	get_abort_event () const
bool	is_aborting () const
Public Member Functions inherited from foobar2000_io::abort_callback
void	check () const
void	check_e () const
abort_callback_event	get_handle () const
bool	is_set () const
void	sleep (double p_timeout_seconds) const
bool	sleep_ex (double p_timeout_seconds) const
bool	waitForEvent (pfc::eventHandle_t evtHandle, double timeOut)
bool	waitForEvent (pfc::event &evt, double timeOut)

Additional Inherited Members
Protected Member Functions inherited from foobar2000_io::abort_callback
	abort_callback ()
	~abort_callback ()

Detailed Description

Dummy abort_callback that never gets aborted.
Slightly more efficient than the regular one especially when you need to regularly create temporary instances of it.

Definition at line 77 of file abort_callback.h.

Member Function Documentation

abort_callback_event foobar2000_io::abort_callback_dummy::get_abort_event ( ) const

inlinevirtual

Retrieves event object that can be used with some OS calls. The even object becomes signaled when abort is triggered. On win32, this is equivalent to win32 event handle (see: CreateEvent).
You must not close this handle or call any methods that change this handle's state (SetEvent() or ResetEvent()), you can only wait for it.

Implements foobar2000_io::abort_callback.

Definition at line 81 of file abort_callback.h.

{ return GetInfiniteWaitEvent();}

bool foobar2000_io::abort_callback_dummy::is_aborting ( ) const

inlinevirtual

Returns whether user has requested the operation to be aborted.

Implements foobar2000_io::abort_callback.

Definition at line 79 of file abort_callback.h.

{ return false; }

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• foobar2000/SDK/abort_callback.h