MFXThreadEvent.cpp

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#include <config.h>
 
#include "fxheader.h"
#include <utils/common/StdDefs.h>
/*
#include <fxdefs.h>
#include <FXString.h>
#include <FXStream.h>
#include <FXSize.h>
#include <FXPoint.h>
#include <FXRectangle.h>
#include <FXRegistry.h>
#include <FXHash.h>
#include <FXApp.h>
*/
#ifndef WIN32
#include <unistd.h>
#endif
 
using namespace FX;
#include "MFXThreadEvent.h"
 
// ===========================================================================
// used namespaces
// ===========================================================================
using namespace FXEX;
namespace FXEX {
 
#ifndef WIN32
# define PIPE_READ 0
# define PIPE_WRITE 1
#endif
 
// Message map
FXDEFMAP(MFXThreadEvent) MFXThreadEventMap[] = {
    FXMAPTYPE(0, MFXThreadEvent::onThreadEvent),
    FXMAPFUNC(SEL_THREAD, 0, MFXThreadEvent::onThreadEvent),
    FXMAPFUNC(SEL_IO_READ, MFXThreadEvent::ID_THREAD_EVENT, MFXThreadEvent::onThreadSignal),
};
FXIMPLEMENT(MFXThreadEvent, MFXBaseObject, MFXThreadEventMap, ARRAYNUMBER(MFXThreadEventMap))
 
// MFXThreadEvent : Constructor
MFXThreadEvent::MFXThreadEvent(FXObject* tgt, FXSelector sel) : MFXBaseObject(tgt, sel) {
#ifndef WIN32
    FXMALLOC(&event, MFXThreadEventHandle, 2);
    FXint res = pipe(event);
    FXASSERT(res == 0);
    UNUSED_PARAMETER(res); // only used for assertion
    getApp()->addInput(event[PIPE_READ], INPUT_READ, this, ID_THREAD_EVENT);
#else
    event = CreateEvent(nullptr, FALSE, FALSE, nullptr);
    FXASSERT(event != NULL);
    getApp()->addInput(event, INPUT_READ, this, ID_THREAD_EVENT);
#endif
}
 
// ~MFXThreadEvent : Destructor
MFXThreadEvent::~MFXThreadEvent() {
#ifndef WIN32
    getApp()->removeInput(event[PIPE_READ], INPUT_READ);
    ::close(event[PIPE_READ]);
    ::close(event[PIPE_WRITE]);
    FXFREE(&event);
#else
    getApp()->removeInput(event, INPUT_READ);
    ::CloseHandle(event);
#endif
}
 
// signal the target using the SEL_THREAD seltype
// this method is meant to be called from the worker thread
void MFXThreadEvent::signal() {
#ifndef WIN32
    FXuint seltype = SEL_THREAD;
    FXint res = ::write(event[PIPE_WRITE], &seltype, sizeof(seltype));
    UNUSED_PARAMETER(res); // to make the compiler happy
#else
    ::SetEvent(event);
#endif
}
 
// signal the target using some seltype
// this method is meant to be called from the worker thread
void MFXThreadEvent::signal(FXuint seltype) {
#ifndef WIN32
    FXint res = ::write(event[PIPE_WRITE], &seltype, sizeof(seltype));
    UNUSED_PARAMETER(res); // to make the compiler happy
#else
    UNUSED_PARAMETER(seltype);
    ::SetEvent(event);
#endif
}
 
// this thread is signalled via the IO/event, from other thread.
// We also figure out what SEL_type to generate.
// We forward it to ourselves first, to allow child classes to handle the event.
long MFXThreadEvent::onThreadSignal(FXObject*, FXSelector, void*) {
    FXuint seltype = SEL_THREAD;
#ifndef WIN32
    FXint res = ::read(event[PIPE_READ], &seltype, sizeof(seltype));
    UNUSED_PARAMETER(res); // to make the compiler happy
#else
    //FIXME need win32 support
#endif
    handle(this, FXSEL(seltype, 0), nullptr);
    return 0;
}
 
// forward thread event to application - we generate the appropriate FOX event
// which is now in the main thread (ie no longer in the worker thread)
long MFXThreadEvent::onThreadEvent(FXObject*, FXSelector sel, void*) {
    FXuint seltype = FXSELTYPE(sel);
    return target && target->handle(this, FXSEL(seltype, message), nullptr);
}
 
}
 
 
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