NET_IODevice.h File Reference

#include "NET_API.h"
#include <UT/UT_ErrorCode.h>
#include <UT/UT_StringHolder.h>
#include <UT/UT_NonCopyable.h>
#include <UT/UT_EnumHelper.h>

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Classes
class	UT_Array< T >
class	NET_IODevice

Enumerations
enum	NET_IODeviceOpenMode : uint32 {   NET_IODeviceOpenMode::NotOpen = 0, NET_IODeviceOpenMode::ReadOnly = 1 << 0, NET_IODeviceOpenMode::WriteOnly = 1 << 1, NET_IODeviceOpenMode::ReadWrite = ReadOnly | WriteOnly,   NET_IODeviceOpenMode::Append = 1 << 2, NET_IODeviceOpenMode::Truncate = 1 << 3, NET_IODeviceOpenMode::Unbuffered = 1 << 4, NET_IODeviceOpenMode::NewOnly = 1 << 5,   NET_IODeviceOpenMode::ExistingOnly = 1 << 6 }

Functions
	UT_ENABLE_ENUM_BIT_FLAGS (NET_IODeviceOpenMode)

Enumeration Type Documentation

enum NET_IODeviceOpenMode : uint32

strong

Bit flags for how the device should behave. NotOpen: Device is not open ReadOnly: Device is open for reading WriteOnly: Device is open for writing ReadWrite: Device is open for reading and writing Append: Device is in append mode so all data is written to EOF Truncate: All earlier contents of the device are lost. Unbuffered: Any buffer in the device is bypassed. NewOnly: Fail if the the file already exists. ExistingOnly: Fail if the file opened does not already exist.

Enumerator
NotOpen
ReadOnly
WriteOnly
ReadWrite
Append
Truncate
Unbuffered
NewOnly
ExistingOnly

Definition at line 36 of file NET_IODevice.h.

Function Documentation

UT_ENABLE_ENUM_BIT_FLAGS

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NET_IODeviceOpenMode

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