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#ifndef _LIFETIME_HXX
#define _LIFETIME_HXX
#include <osl/mutex.hxx>
#include <osl/conditn.hxx>
#ifndef _COM_SUN_STAR_UNO_EXCEPTION_HDL_
#include <com/sun/star/uno/Exception.hdl>
#endif
#include <cppuhelper/interfacecontainer.hxx>
#include <com/sun/star/util/XCloseListener.hpp>
#include <com/sun/star/util/XCloseable.hpp>
#include <com/sun/star/lang/XComponent.hpp>
#include <cppuhelper/weakref.hxx>
namespace apphelper
{
class LifeTimeGuard;
class LifeTimeManager
{
friend class LifeTimeGuard;
protected:
mutable ::osl::Mutex m_aAccessMutex;
public:
LifeTimeManager( ::com::sun::star::lang::XComponent* pComponent, sal_Bool bLongLastingCallsCancelable = sal_False );
virtual ~LifeTimeManager();
sal_Bool impl_isDisposed();
sal_Bool dispose() throw(::com::sun::star::uno::RuntimeException);
public:
::cppu::OMultiTypeInterfaceContainerHelper m_aListenerContainer;
protected:
virtual sal_Bool impl_canStartApiCall();
virtual void impl_apiCallCountReachedNull(){}
void impl_registerApiCall(sal_Bool bLongLastingCall);
void impl_unregisterApiCall(sal_Bool bLongLastingCall);
void impl_init();
protected:
::com::sun::star::lang::XComponent* m_pComponent;
::osl::Condition m_aNoAccessCountCondition;
sal_Int32 volatile m_nAccessCount;
sal_Bool volatile m_bDisposed;
sal_Bool volatile m_bInDispose;
//
sal_Bool m_bLongLastingCallsCancelable;
::osl::Condition m_aNoLongLastingCallCountCondition;
sal_Int32 volatile m_nLongLastingCallCount;
};
class CloseableLifeTimeManager : public LifeTimeManager
{
protected:
::com::sun::star::util::XCloseable* m_pCloseable;
::osl::Condition m_aEndTryClosingCondition;
sal_Bool volatile m_bClosed;
sal_Bool volatile m_bInTryClose;
//the ownership between model and controller is not clear at first
//each controller might consider him as owner of the model first
//at start the model is not considered as owner of itself
sal_Bool volatile m_bOwnership;
//with a XCloseable::close call and during XCloseListener::queryClosing
//the ownership can be regulated more explicit,
//if so the ownership is considered to be well known
sal_Bool volatile m_bOwnershipIsWellKnown;
public:
CloseableLifeTimeManager( ::com::sun::star::util::XCloseable* pCloseable
, ::com::sun::star::lang::XComponent* pComponent
, sal_Bool bLongLastingCallsCancelable = sal_False );
virtual ~CloseableLifeTimeManager();
sal_Bool impl_isDisposedOrClosed();
sal_Bool g_close_startTryClose(sal_Bool bDeliverOwnership)
throw ( ::com::sun::star::uno::Exception );
sal_Bool g_close_isNeedToCancelLongLastingCalls( sal_Bool bDeliverOwnership, ::com::sun::star::util::CloseVetoException& ex )
throw ( ::com::sun::star::util::CloseVetoException );
void g_close_endTryClose(sal_Bool bDeliverOwnership, sal_Bool bMyVeto );
void g_close_endTryClose_doClose();
sal_Bool g_addCloseListener( const ::com::sun::star::uno::Reference<
::com::sun::star::util::XCloseListener > & xListener )
throw(::com::sun::star::uno::RuntimeException);
protected:
virtual sal_Bool impl_canStartApiCall();
virtual void impl_apiCallCountReachedNull();
void impl_setOwnership( sal_Bool bDeliverOwnership, sal_Bool bMyVeto );
sal_Bool impl_shouldCloseAtNextChance();
void impl_doClose();
void impl_init()
{
m_bClosed = sal_False;
m_bInTryClose = sal_False;
m_bOwnership = sal_False;
m_bOwnershipIsWellKnown = sal_False;
m_aEndTryClosingCondition.set();
}
};
//-----------------------------------------------------------------
/*
Use this Guard in your apicalls to protect access on resources
which will be released in dispose.
It's guarantied, that the release of resources only starts if your
guarded call has finished.
! It's only partly guaranteed that this resources will not change during the call.
See the example for details.
This class is to be used as described in the example.
If this guard is used in all api calls of an XCloseable object
it's guarantied, that the closeable will close itself after finishing the last call
if it should do so.
::ApiCall
{
//hold no mutex!!!
LifeTimeGuard aLifeTimeGuard(m_aLifeTimeManager);
//mutex is acquired; call is not registered
if(!aLifeTimeGuard.startApiCall())
return ; //behave as passive as possible, if disposed or closed
//mutex is acquired, call is registered
{
//you might access some private members here
//but than you need to protect access to these members always like this
//never call to the outside here
}
aLifeTimeGuard.clear(); //!!!
//Mutex is released, the running call is still registered
//this call will finish before the 'release-section' in dispose is allowed to start
{
//you might access some private members here guarded with your own mutex
//but release your mutex at the end of this block
}
//you can call to the outside (without holding the mutex) without becoming disposed
//End of method -> ~LifeTimeGuard
//-> call is unregistered
//-> this object might be disposed now
}
your XComponent::dispose method has to be implemented in the following way:
::dispose()
{
//hold no mutex!!!
if( !m_aLifeTimeManager.dispose() )
return;
//--release all resources and references
//...
}
*/
//-----------------------------------------------------------------
class LifeTimeGuard : public ::osl::ResettableMutexGuard
{
public:
LifeTimeGuard( LifeTimeManager& rManager )
: ::osl::ResettableGuard< ::osl::Mutex >( rManager.m_aAccessMutex )
, m_rManager(rManager)
, m_bCallRegistered(sal_False)
, m_bLongLastingCallRegistered(sal_False)
{
}
sal_Bool startApiCall(sal_Bool bLongLastingCall=sal_False);
virtual ~LifeTimeGuard();
private:
LifeTimeManager& m_rManager;
sal_Bool m_bCallRegistered;
sal_Bool m_bLongLastingCallRegistered;
private:
// these make no sense
LifeTimeGuard( ::osl::Mutex& rMutex );
LifeTimeGuard( const LifeTimeGuard& );
LifeTimeGuard& operator= ( const LifeTimeGuard& );
};
template<class T>
class NegativeGuard
{
protected:
T * m_pT;
public:
NegativeGuard(T * pT) : m_pT(pT)
{
m_pT->release();
}
NegativeGuard(T & t) : m_pT(&t)
{
m_pT->release();
}
~NegativeGuard()
{
m_pT->acquire();
}
};
}//end namespace apphelper
#endif