#include <CTCLStdioCommander.h>

Inheritance diagram for CTCLStdioCommander:

Collaboration diagram for CTCLStdioCommander:

Public Member Functions
	CTCLStdioCommander (CTCLInterpreter *pInterp)

virtual	~CTCLStdioCommander ()

Public Member Functions inherited from CTCLChannelCommander
	CTCLChannelCommander (CTCLInterpreter *interp, Tcl_Channel channel)

virtual	~CTCLChannelCommander ()

virtual void	start ()

virtual void	stop ()

Tcl_Channel	getChannel () const

virtual void	onInput ()

virtual void	onInputException ()

virtual void	onEndFile ()

virtual void	onCommand ()

virtual void	prompt1 ()

virtual void	prompt2 ()

bool	stopped () const

Additional Inherited Members
Static Public Member Functions inherited from CTCLChannelCommander
static void	inputRelay (ClientData pData, int mask)

Protected Member Functions inherited from CTCLChannelCommander
std::string	prompt1String ()

std::string	prompt2String ()

std::string	getPromptString (const char scriptVariable, const char defaultValue)

Protected Attributes inherited from CTCLChannelCommander
CTCLInterpreter *	m_pInterp

Tcl_Channel	m_channel

std::string	m_command

bool	m_active

Detailed Description

STDIO channel commander is a channel commander that prompts on stdout, and accepts commands on stdin. Registering this in the event loop, and then entering the event loop yields a powerful result, tcl with an event loop running but still accepting commands on stdin (event loop without the vwait command).

See also CTCLLiveEventLoop which is a class that can set this all up and contains the event loop code itself.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ CTCLStdioCommander()

CTCLStdioCommander::CTCLStdioCommander ( CTCLInterpreter * pInterp )

Construction requires

Base class construction with the stdin channel
Initialization of the m_stdOut channel member data:

These can be determined using Tcl_GetStdChannel so we don't need the caller's help to get all this going:

Parameters

pInterp - Pointer to the interpreter object to which commands will be submitted.

◆ ~CTCLStdioCommander()

CTCLStdioCommander::~CTCLStdioCommander ( )

virtual

Destruction is a placeholder to ensure base class destruction is done.. that's where the action is.

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

libtclplus/include/tclplus/CTCLStdioCommander.h
libtclplus/tclplus/CTCLStdioCommander.cpp

Public Member Functions

Additional Inherited Members

Detailed Description

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ CTCLStdioCommander()

◆ ~CTCLStdioCommander()