stc::Unix::PTY Struct Reference

#include <Process.hpp>

Inheritance diagram for stc::Unix::PTY:

Public Member Functions
	PTY ()
	~PTY ()
void	die ()
void	closeMasterChannel ()
void	closeSlaveChannel ()
ssize_t	writeToStdin (const std::string &data)
ssize_t	readData (std::stringstream &out)
Public Member Functions inherited from stc::Unix::LowLevelWrapper
ssize_t	writeToFd (const std::string &data, int fd)
ssize_t	readFromFd (std::stringstream &out, int fd)

Public Attributes
int	master
int	slave

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

PTY()

stc::Unix::PTY::PTY ( )

inline

~PTY()

stc::Unix::PTY::~PTY ( )

inline

Member Function Documentation

closeMasterChannel()

void stc::Unix::PTY::closeMasterChannel ( )

inline

closeSlaveChannel()

void stc::Unix::PTY::closeSlaveChannel ( )

inline

die()

void stc::Unix::PTY::die ( )

inline

Can be used to close the PTY. This should usually not be done unless you have an explicit reason to force-terminate it. This is primarily intended to be called internally by the child process, as destructors are not invoked with exec.

See also

https://stackoverflow.com/a/17135211

readData()

ssize_t stc::Unix::PTY::readData ( std::stringstream &  out )

inline

writeToStdin()

ssize_t stc::Unix::PTY::writeToStdin ( const std::string &  data )

inline

Note: this function only writes to the master channel, as it's assumed the result of fork() never returns control back to the code executed by stc. DO NOT USE THIS STRUCT IF YOU BREAK THIS ASSUMPTION! Shit will get weird. Reimplement it from scratch, or open a PR to make this API better.

Member Data Documentation

master

int stc::Unix::PTY::master

slave

int stc::Unix::PTY::slave

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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

• src/stc/unix/Process.hpp