DBus-1-TQt  1.0
TQT_DBusObjectPath Class Reference

#include <tqdbusobjectpath.h>

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Public Member Functions

 TQT_DBusObjectPath ()
 TQT_DBusObjectPath (const TQT_DBusObjectPath &other)
 TQT_DBusObjectPath (const TQString &other)
 TQT_DBusObjectPath (const TQT_DBusObjectPath &parentNode, const TQString &nodeName)
bool isValid () const
TQT_DBusObjectPath parentNode () const

Static Public Member Functions

static int validate (const TQString &path)

Detailed Description

Class for representing D-Bus object paths.

This data type is necessary to correctly represent object paths in the context of D-Bus messages, since normal strings have a different D-Bus signature than object paths.

See also:
Object paths

Definition at line 38 of file tqdbusobjectpath.h.


Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Creates an empty and invalid object path.

Definition at line 26 of file tqdbusobjectpath.cpp.

                                       : TQString()
{
}

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Creates copy of the given other object path.

Parameters:
otherthe object path to copy

Definition at line 30 of file tqdbusobjectpath.cpp.

                                                                      : TQString(static_cast<const TQString&>(other))
{
}
TQT_DBusObjectPath::TQT_DBusObjectPath ( const TQString &  other)

Creates copy of the given other object path.

Parameters:
otherthe object path to copy

Definition at line 34 of file tqdbusobjectpath.cpp.

                                                            : TQString(static_cast<const TQString&>(other))
{
}
TQT_DBusObjectPath::TQT_DBusObjectPath ( const TQT_DBusObjectPath parentNode,
const TQString &  nodeName 
)

Creates an object path for an object as a child of the parent node.

This is basically like specifying a directory and a file name to create the file's full path.

Example:

 TQT_DBusObjectPath rootNode("/"); // => "/"

 TQT_DBusObjectPath childNod(rootNode, "child"); // => "/child"

 TQT_DBusObjectPath grandChildNode(childNode, "grandchild"); // => "/child/grandchild"
Parameters:
parentNodethe object path to create the child on
nodeNamethe name of the child node

Definition at line 38 of file tqdbusobjectpath.cpp.

    : TQString(static_cast<const TQString&>(parentNode))
{
    if (parentNode.length() != 1)
    {
      append("/");
    }
    append(nodeName);
}

Member Function Documentation

Returns whether the current content is considered a valid object path.

Note:
Calls validate() to perform a check on the current content
Returns:
true if the object's content describe a valid object path, otherwise false
See also:
Object paths

Definition at line 48 of file tqdbusobjectpath.cpp.

References validate().

{
    return (validate(*this) == -1);
}

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Returns the object path of this path's parent node.

This is basically like getting the directory of an file path

Returns:
the parent node's object path or an empty and invalid object if this is already the root node

Definition at line 53 of file tqdbusobjectpath.cpp.

References TQT_DBusObjectPath().

{
    if (length() == 1)
    {
      return TQT_DBusObjectPath();
    }

    int index = findRev('/');
    if (index == -1)
    {
      return TQT_DBusObjectPath();
    }
    else if (index == 0)
    {
      return left(1);
    }

    return left(index);
}

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int TQT_DBusObjectPath::validate ( const TQString &  path) [static]

Checks the given string for validity as a D-Bus object path.

See section Object paths for information on object path formatting.

Parameters:
paththe string to check
Returns:
-1 if the object path is valid, otherwise the index of the first violating character
See also:
isValid()

Definition at line 73 of file tqdbusobjectpath.cpp.

{
    if (path.isEmpty() || path[0] != '/')
    {
      return 0;
    }

    // only root node allowed to end in slash
    uint len = path.length();
    if (path[len - 1] == '/' && len > 1)
    {
      return (len - 1);
    }

    return -1;
}

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