Networking/QRunLoopOperation.h
/* |
File: QRunLoopOperation.h |
Contains: An abstract subclass of NSOperation for async run loop based operations. |
Written by: DTS |
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#import <Foundation/Foundation.h> |
enum QRunLoopOperationState { |
kQRunLoopOperationStateInited, |
kQRunLoopOperationStateExecuting, |
kQRunLoopOperationStateFinished |
}; |
typedef enum QRunLoopOperationState QRunLoopOperationState; |
@interface QRunLoopOperation : NSOperation |
{ |
QRunLoopOperationState _state; |
NSThread * _runLoopThread; |
NSSet * _runLoopModes; |
NSError * _error; |
} |
// Things you can configure before queuing the operation. |
// IMPORTANT: Do not change these after queuing the operation; it's very likely that |
// bad things will happen if you do. |
@property (retain, readwrite) NSThread * runLoopThread; // default is nil, implying main thread |
@property (copy, readwrite) NSSet * runLoopModes; // default is nil, implying set containing NSDefaultRunLoopMode |
// Things that are only meaningful after the operation is finished. |
@property (copy, readonly ) NSError * error; |
// Things you can only alter implicitly. |
@property (assign, readonly ) QRunLoopOperationState state; |
@property (retain, readonly ) NSThread * actualRunLoopThread; // main thread if runLoopThread is nil, runLoopThread otherwise |
@property (assign, readonly ) BOOL isActualRunLoopThread; // YES if the current thread is the actual run loop thread |
@property (copy, readonly ) NSSet * actualRunLoopModes; // set containing NSDefaultRunLoopMode if runLoopModes is nil or empty, runLoopModes otherwise |
@end |
@interface QRunLoopOperation (SubClassSupport) |
// Override points |
// A subclass will probably need to override -operationDidStart and -operationWillFinish |
// to set up and tear down its run loop sources, respectively. These are always called |
// on the actual run loop thread. |
// |
// Note that -operationWillFinish will be called even if the operation is cancelled. |
// |
// -operationWillFinish can check the error property to see whether the operation was |
// successful. error will be NSCocoaErrorDomain/NSUserCancelledError on cancellation. |
// |
// -operationDidStart is allowed to call -finishWithError:. |
- (void)operationDidStart; |
- (void)operationWillFinish; |
// Support methods |
// A subclass should call finishWithError: when the operation is complete, passing nil |
// for no error and an error otherwise. It must call this on the actual run loop thread. |
// |
// Note that this will call -operationWillFinish before returning. |
- (void)finishWithError:(NSError *)error; |
@end |
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