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class
CallGate
: Callable
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Something that acts as a middle-man while invoking an operation.
The main purpose of a call gate is to change the call environment
before and after a function is executed. In C++, this allows
to wrap a try-catch-block around the invocation of a method.
Public Members:
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CallGate (Callable* target, bool release = true) ;
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Create a new call gate.
If release is true, the target callable is deleted when the
call gate is destroyed.
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CallGate () ;
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Default constructor.
Leaves the target uninitialized (NULL).
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virtual ~CallGate () ;
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Destrcutor
If release is true, the target is deleted as well.
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virtual void call () ;
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Do the call.
The targets call function is called.
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virtual Callable* getTarget () const ;
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Rerurn the actual call target.
Reader method.
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virtual void setTarget ( Callable* target, bool release = true ) ;
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Set a new call target.
As in the constructor, the release status could be set as well.
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