ThreadedMessageQueue< T >::ReceiverThread< F, C > Class Template Reference

Pulls messages out of the queue and gives them to the specified callback. More...

#include <ThreadedMessageQueue.h>

Inheritance diagram for ThreadedMessageQueue< T >::ReceiverThread< F, C >:

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Detailed Description

template<class T>
template<typename F, class C>
class ThreadedMessageQueue< T >::ReceiverThread< F, C >

Pulls messages out of the queue and gives them to the specified callback.

Definition at line 125 of file ThreadedMessageQueue.h.

List of all members.

Public Member Functions
	ReceiverThread (ThreadedMessageQueue< T > &tmq, F f, C &c)
	constructor
Protected Member Functions
virtual void *	run ()
	called by launch() once the thread has been set up; when this returns, the thread ends, see runloop()
Protected Attributes
ThreadedMessageQueue &	q
	the queue being monitored
F	fn
	function pointer
C &	cl
	class pointer

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

template<class T>

template<typename F , class C >

ThreadedMessageQueue< T >::ReceiverThread< F, C >::ReceiverThread	(	ThreadedMessageQueue< T > &	tmq,
		F	f,
		C &	c
	)

constructor

Definition at line 128 of file ThreadedMessageQueue.h.

Member Function Documentation

template<class T>

template<typename F , class C >

virtual void* ThreadedMessageQueue< T >::ReceiverThread< F, C >::run ( ) [protected, virtual]

called by launch() once the thread has been set up; when this returns, the thread ends, see runloop()

Default implementation repeatedly calls runloop(), usleep(), and testCancel(). If you override, you should also be sure to call testCancel occasionally in order to support stop() If function returns a value, that value overrides returnValue. If cancel occurs, returnValue is used.

Reimplemented from Thread.

Definition at line 135 of file ThreadedMessageQueue.h.