#include <Lib_Find.h>
Inheritance diagram for ACE_Lib_Find:
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int | ldfind (const ACE_TCHAR *filename, ACE_TCHAR pathname[], size_t maxpathnamelen) |
FILE * | ldopen (const ACE_TCHAR *filename, const ACE_TCHAR *type) |
ACE_TCHAR * | ldname (const ACE_TCHAR *entry_point) |
int | get_temp_dir (ACE_TCHAR *buffer, size_t buffer_len) |
ACE_HANDLE | open_temp_file (const ACE_TCHAR *name, int mode, int perm=0) |
size_t | strrepl (char *s, char search, char replace) |
char * | strsplit_r (char *s, const char *token, char *&next_start) |
size_t | strrepl (wchar_t *s, wchar_t search, wchar_t replace) |
As strrepl, but for wide characters. | |
wchar_t * | strsplit_r (wchar_t *s, const wchar_t *token, wchar_t *&next_start) |
As strsplit_r, but for wide characters. |
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Returns the temporary directory including the trailing slash in <buffer>. Returns -1 for an error or if the buffer_len is not long enough. |
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Finds the file <filename> either using an absolute path or using a relative path in conjunction with ACE_LD_SEARCH_PATH (e.g., $LD_LIBRARY_PATH on UNIX or the directories scaned by Win32 API SearchPath on Win32). This function will add appropriate suffix (e.g., .dll on Win32 or .so on UNIX) according to the OS platform. In addition, this function will apply the appropriate prefix (e.g., "lib" on UNIX and "" on Win32) if the <filename> doesn't match directly. |
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Transforms <entry_point> into a form that can be located in a dynamic library using <dlsym>. For example, with Win32/Borland extern "C" functions which use the default calling convention have a '_' prepended. Always returns a buffer that has been dynamically allocated using <operator new>. |
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Uses <ldfind> to locate and open the appropriate <filename> and returns a pointer to the file, else it returns a NULL pointer. <type> specifies how the file should be open. |
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Opening the temp file. File is automagically unlinked when it is closed. This is useful for have temp files. |
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As strrepl, but for wide characters.
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Replace all instances of <search> in <s> with <replace>. Returns the number of replacements made. |
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As strsplit_r, but for wide characters.
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Splits string <s> into pieces separated by the string <token>. <next_start> is an opaque cookie handed back by the call to store its state for the next invocation, thus making it re-entrant. This operates very similar to Perl's <split> function except that it returns pieces one at a time instead of into an array. |