The LogProxy proxy provides access to a log device. More...

#include <playerc++.h>

Inheritance diagram for PlayerCc::LogProxy:

Public Member Functions
	LogProxy (PlayerClient *aPc, uint32_t aIndex=0)
	Constructor.
	~LogProxy ()
	Destructor.
int	GetType () const
	What kind of log device is this? Either PLAYER_LOG_TYPE_READ or PLAYER_LOG_TYPE_WRITE.
int	GetState () const
	Is logging/playback enabled? Call QueryState() to fill it.
void	QueryState ()
	Query the server for type and state info.
void	SetState (int aState)
	Start/stop (1/0) reading from or writing to the log file.
void	SetWriteState (int aState)
	Start/stop (1/0) writing to the log file.
void	SetReadState (int aState)
	Start/stop (1/0) reading from the log file.
void	Rewind ()
	Rewind the log file.
void	SetFilename (const std::string aFilename)
	Set the name of the logfile to write to.
Private Member Functions
void	Subscribe (uint32_t aIndex)
void	Unsubscribe ()
Private Attributes
playerc_log_t *	mDevice

Detailed Description

The LogProxy proxy provides access to a log device.

Member Function Documentation

int PlayerCc::LogProxy::GetType ( void ) const [inline]

What kind of log device is this? Either PLAYER_LOG_TYPE_READ or PLAYER_LOG_TYPE_WRITE.

Call QueryState() to fill it.

void PlayerCc::LogProxy::SetState ( int aState )

Start/stop (1/0) reading from or writing to the log file.

If the type of interface (reader/writer) is unknown, a query package is sent first.

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