octopi::recursive_file_copy Class Reference

Copies entire hierarchies in the file system from one place to another. More...

#include <recursive_file_copy.h>

List of all members.

Public Types
enum	outcomes {   OKAY = basis::common::OKAY, BAD_INPUT = basis::common::BAD_INPUT, GARBAGE = basis::common::GARBAGE, NOT_FOUND = basis::common::NOT_FOUND,   NONE_READY = basis::common::NONE_READY, FAILURE = basis::common::FAILURE }
Public Member Functions
virtual	~recursive_file_copy ()
	DEFINE_CLASS_NAME ("recursive_file_copy")
Static Public Member Functions
static const char *	outcome_name (const basis::outcome &to_name)
static basis::outcome	copy_hierarchy (int transfer_mode, const basis::astring &source_dir, const basis::astring &target_dir, const structures::string_array &includes, const basis::astring &source_start=basis::astring::empty_string())
	copies a directory hierarchy starting at "source_dir" into "target_dir".

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Detailed Description

Copies entire hierarchies in the file system from one place to another.

Definition at line 26 of file recursive_file_copy.h.

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Member Enumeration Documentation

enum octopi::recursive_file_copy::outcomes

Enumerator:

OKAY
BAD_INPUT
GARBAGE
NOT_FOUND
NONE_READY
FAILURE

Definition at line 33 of file recursive_file_copy.h.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

octopi::recursive_file_copy::~recursive_file_copy

(

)

[virtual]

Definition at line 52 of file recursive_file_copy.cpp.

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Member Function Documentation

outcome octopi::recursive_file_copy::copy_hierarchy	(	int	transfer_mode,
		const basis::astring &	source_dir,
		const basis::astring &	target_dir,
		const structures::string_array &	includes,
		const basis::astring &	source_start = basis::astring::empty_string()
	)			[static]

copies a directory hierarchy starting at "source_dir" into "target_dir".

the "transfer_mode" is a combination of mode values from the file_transfer_tentacle class, and dictates how the files to copy will be decided. the "includes" is a list of files that will be included. if that is an empty array, then all files will be included. the "source_start" is a subdirectory within the source to start copying at; only items there and below will be included.

Definition at line 62 of file recursive_file_copy.cpp.

References octopi::file_transfer_infoton::_command, octopi::file_transfer_infoton::_dest_root, filesystem::file_transfer_header::_length, octopi::file_transfer_infoton::_packed_data, octopi::file_transfer_infoton::_request, octopi::file_transfer_infoton::_src_root, octopi::octopus::acquire_specific_result(), octopi::file_transfer_tentacle::add_correspondence(), octopi::octopus::add_tentacle(), BASE_LOG, filesystem::directory_tree::calculate(), octopi::file_transfer_tentacle::COMPARE_CONTENT_SAMPLE, copy(), octopi::octopus::evaluate(), FAILURE, FAKE_HOSTNAME, FUNCDEF, GARBAGE, octopi::octopus::issue_identity(), basis::array< contents >::length(), octopi::MAX_CHUNK_RFC_COPY_HIER, basis::MEGABYTE, basis::MINUTE_ms, NONE_READY, NOT_FOUND, OKAY, octopi::tentacle::OKAY, octopi::file_transfer_infoton::package_tree_info(), octopi::file_transfer_infoton::PLACE_FILE_CHUNKS, filesystem::file_transfer_header::readable_text_form(), octopi::file_transfer_tentacle::register_file_transfer(), RETURN_ERROR_RFC, basis::astring::t(), octopi::file_transfer_infoton::TREE_COMPARISON, filesystem::file_transfer_header::unpack(), filesystem::filename_list::unpack(), and basis::array< contents >::zap().

octopi::recursive_file_copy::DEFINE_CLASS_NAME

(

"recursive_file_copy"

)

const char * octopi::recursive_file_copy::outcome_name

(

const basis::outcome &

to_name

)

[static]

Definition at line 54 of file recursive_file_copy.cpp.

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

• /var/www/hoople2/source/octopi/library/tentacles/recursive_file_copy.h
• /var/www/hoople2/source/octopi/library/tentacles/recursive_file_copy.cpp