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shevek::split(3)					     Library Functions Manual						  shevek::split(3)

NAME
shevek::split - Split a string into words and retrieve them individually. SYNOPSIS
#include <split.hh> Public Member Functions split (std::string const &str=std::string()) Create a new split object, and optionally load it with data. void load (std::string const &str, bool allow_empty=false, std::string const &delimiters=std::string(' r ', 8)) Load new data into an existing split object. std::string operator[] (unsigned idx) const Get a word from the split object. split sub (unsigned from) const Get a new split object containing only the last part of this one. Detailed Description Split a string into words and retrieve them individually. Member Function Documentation std::string shevek::split::operator[] (unsignedidx) const [inline] Get a word from the split object. This differs from std::vector's method in that it returns an empty string if idx is out of range. Author Generated automatically by Doxygen for libshevek from the source code. libshevek Fri May 11 2012 shevek::split(3)

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shevek::socket(3)					     Library Functions Manual						 shevek::socket(3)

NAME
shevek::socket - Use a unix-domain, tcp or avahi network connection with shevek::fd. SYNOPSIS
#include <socket.hh> Inherits shevek::fd. Inherited by shevek::telnet. Public Types typedef sigc::signal0< void > disconnect_t Disconnect signal type. typedef sigc::slot0< void > listen_t New connection callback type. Public Member Functions void listen_unix (std::string const &file, listen_t cb, unsigned queue=10) Listen for new connections on a UNIX socket. Use listen instead. void listen_tcp (std::string const &service, listen_t cb, unsigned queue=10) Listen for new connections on a TCP socket. Use listen instead. void listen_avahi (std::string const &service, Glib::ustring const &protocol, Glib::ustring const &name, listen_t cb, unsigned queue=10) Listen for new connections on a TCP socket, and register it with avahi. Use listen instead. void listen (std::string const &port, listen_t cb, unsigned queue=10) Listen for new connections. void connect_unix (std::string const &unix_name) Connect to a UNIX socket. Use connect instead. void connect_tcp (std::string const &host, std::string const &service) Connect to a TCP socket. Use connect instead. void connect_avahi (avahi::browser::owner const &target, avahi::browser::details const &details=avahi::browser::details()) Connect to an avahi TCP socket. Use connect instead. void connect (std::string const &port) Connect to a socket. void accept (Glib::RefPtr< socket > sock) Accept a connection (only allowed on a listening socket). std::string get_peer_info (bool numeric=false) const Get information about the other side of a connection. std::string get_own_info (bool numeric=false) const Get info about our side of the connection. disconnect_t signal_disconnect () Schedule a function to be called when the socket is disconnected. void disconnect () Disconnect the socket without reconnecting. Static Public Member Functions static Glib::RefPtr< socket > create (Glib::RefPtr< Glib::MainContext > main=Glib::MainContext::get_default()) Create a new socket. Protected Member Functions socket (Glib::RefPtr< Glib::MainContext > main) Constructor. virtual ~socket () Destructor. Detailed Description Use a unix-domain, tcp or avahi network connection with shevek::fd. Member Function Documentation void shevek::socket::connect (std::string const &port) Connect to a socket. This is the preferred function to use. Format: UNIX domain sockets: anything with at least one / in it. TCP: hostname:port, where the hostname and colon may be omitted, and the port may be a service or number. Avahi: name|protocol, where name is the application name, and protocol the connection type. void shevek::socket::listen (std::string const &port, listen_tcb, unsignedqueue = 10) Listen for new connections. This is the preferred function to use. Format: UNIX domain sockets: anything with at least one / in it. TCP services: the name. TCP port numbers: the number. For TCP, appending |name|protocol, where name is the application name and protocol the connection type. Author Generated automatically by Doxygen for libshevek from the source code. libshevek Fri May 11 2012 shevek::socket(3)
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