#include <definitions.h>
Definition at line 229 of file definitions.h.
| enum common::outcomes |
these outcomes are returned by classes that use the basic HOOPLE support.
More complicated classes will need to define their own outcome values to describe what occurred during the processing of requests.
Definition at line 234 of file definitions.h.
the list positions specify well known places in a linked list, or indeed in any structure that has a beginning and an end.
| HEAD | the beginning element in the list. |
| TAIL | the final element in the list. |
| MIDDLE | an indeterminate place that is neither head nor tail. |
Definition at line 284 of file definitions.h.
| enum common::how_to_copy |
| enum common::filters |
These are the lowest-level filters defined for logging.
| NEVER_PRINT | |
| dropped | |
| ALWAYS_PRINT | |
| recorded | |
| NETWORK_LOGGING | |
| performed | |
| UNUSUAL_LOGGING | |
| events | |
| FIRST_LOW_LEVEL_FILTER | |
| LAST_LOW_LEVEL_FILTER |
Definition at line 303 of file definitions.h.
| const char * common::outcome_name | ( | const outcome & | to_name | ) | [static] |
Returns a string representation of the outcome "to_name".
If "to_name" is unknown, because it's not a member of the common::outcomes enum, then a string reporting that is returned.
Definition at line 33 of file definitions.cpp.
References ACCESS_DENIED, BAD_INPUT, BAD_TYPE, DISALLOWED, ENCRYPTION_MISMATCH, EXISTING, FAILURE, GARBAGE, IN_USE, INCOMPLETE, INVALID, IS_EMPTY, IS_FULL, IS_NEW, NO_HANDLER, NO_LICENSE, NO_SPACE, NONE_READY, NOT_FOUND, NOT_IMPLEMENTED, OKAY, OUT_OF_MEMORY, OUT_OF_RANGE, PARTIAL, TIMED_OUT, UNEXPECTED, UNINITIALIZED, and outcome::value().
Referenced by array_tester(), deep_array_tester(), cromp_client::login(), main(), xml_parser::outcome_name(), xml_generator::outcome_name(), recursive_file_copy::outcome_name(), scheduling_common::outcome_name(), process_manager::outcome_name(), heavy_file_operations::outcome_name(), tentacle::outcome_name(), communication_commons::outcome_name(), buffer_base::outcome_name(), and directory_tree::remove_path().
| int_set common::low_level_filters | ( | ) | [static] |
A set that contains all of the low-level filter values.
Definition at line 67 of file definitions.cpp.
References FIRST_LOW_LEVEL_FILTER, and LAST_LOW_LEVEL_FILTER.
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