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examples/Base/MemMan/Cleanup/TAnyRObjects1/TAnyRObjects1.cpp

// Copyright (c) 2000-2009 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies).
// All rights reserved.
// This component and the accompanying materials are made available
// under the terms of "Eclipse Public License v1.0"
// which accompanies this distribution, and is available
// at the URL "http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html".
//
// Initial Contributors:
// Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.
//
// Contributors:
//
// Description:
// AIM: To provide examples for the documentation of exceptions & traps
// Situation3 - examples of cleanup-stack support for TAny* and RItems
//


#include "CommonFramework.h"

// Name of file to be used
_LIT(KFileName,"TAnyandRObjects1.dat");

// Test data to be put into the file.
_LIT(KTestData,"Test data for TAnyandRObjects1\n");

// #include specific files
#include <f32file.h>
#include "EUHEXDMP.H"


//
// ----->  RFileWithCleanup(definition)
//
// Function Cleanup() and operator TCleanupItem() needed to provide 
// Cleanup Stack for RFile
//
class RFileWithCleanup : public RFile
        {
private:
        static void Cleanup(TAny *aPtr);
public:
        operator TCleanupItem();
        };


//
// ----->  RFileWithCleanup(implementation)
//
void RFileWithCleanup::Cleanup(TAny *aPtr)
        {
        _LIT(KMsgDoingCleanup,"Doing cleanup of file.\n");
        console->Printf(KMsgDoingCleanup);                                              
          // Invoke the Close member on the RItem at aPtr
        ((RFileWithCleanup *)aPtr)->Close();
        }

RFileWithCleanup::operator TCleanupItem()
        {
        return TCleanupItem(Cleanup,this);
        }

LOCAL_C void createDataFileL()
        {
          // utility function to create some data which we can later read
        RFs createFileSession;
        RFileWithCleanup createFile;

      // connect to filserver session           
        User::LeaveIfError(createFileSession.Connect());

          // create the private directory
          // on the writable drive
          // i.e. "\private\0FFFFF01\"
          // Note that the number 0FFFFF01 is the 
          // process security id taken from the 2nd UID
          // specified in the mmp file.
    createFileSession.CreatePrivatePath(RFs::GetSystemDrive());
    
      // Set the session path to
      // this private directory on writable drive
    createFileSession.SetSessionToPrivate(RFs::GetSystemDrive());

          // create TAnyandRObjects1.dat and open for writing
        User::LeaveIfError(createFile.Replace(createFileSession,
                                                  KFileName,
                                                              EFileWrite|EFileStreamText));

      // Note that Write() requires a TDesC8
          // type so we need to construct an explicit
          // TDesC8 type to represent the data contained
          // in the standard (16-bit) descriptor.
        TPtrC8 representation((TUint8*)(&KTestData)->Ptr(), (&KTestData)->Size());


          // write and commit text
        User::LeaveIfError(createFile.Write(representation));
        User::LeaveIfError(createFile.Flush());
        _LIT(KMsgDataWritten,"Data written to file\n");
        console->Printf(KMsgDataWritten);

          // close file and session
          // (NB. no LeaveIfError due to RFile.close and 
          // RFs.close guaranteed to complete)
        createFile.Close();                           // close file
        createFileSession.Close();                    // close file server session
        }

void useBufferL(TPtr8& bufferPtr)
        {
        printBuffer(0,bufferPtr);
          // Remove following comment to force a leave
          // while using the buffer
        //User::Leave(KErrGeneral);
        }


LOCAL_C void doExampleL()
    {
                                // create the datafile for the example
        createDataFileL();

                                // create a simple buffer. In real code, you
                                // would probably use an HBufC*, or an RBuf.
                                // You could also use a TBuf on the stack if it's small.
        TText8* buffer=(TText8*) User::Alloc(100*sizeof(TText8));
                                
                                // push it to the cleanup stack: treated as TAny*
        CleanupStack::PushL(buffer);

                                // create a pointer to the buffer
        TPtr8 bufferPtr(buffer,100); 
        
                                // the file session to be used
        RFs fsSession;
        _LIT(KMsgOpeningSession,"Opening session\n");
        console->Printf(KMsgOpeningSession);

                                // open the file-server session
        User::LeaveIfError(fsSession.Connect());

                                // the file instance myFile
        RFileWithCleanup myFile;
        _LIT(KMsgOpeningFile,"Opening file\n");
        console->Printf(KMsgOpeningFile);

                                // open the file
        User::LeaveIfError(myFile.Open(fsSession,KFileName,EFileStreamText|EFileRead));

                                // push the file instance to the cleanup stack
        CleanupStack::PushL(myFile);            

                                // read stuff from the file to the buffer (may leave)
        _LIT(KMsgReadingFile,"Reading file into buffer.\n");
        console->Printf(KMsgReadingFile);
        User::LeaveIfError(myFile.Read(bufferPtr));

      // Remove following comment to force a leave
          // while using the file
        //User::Leave(KErrGeneral);

                                // destroy the file on the cleanup stack
        CleanupStack::PopAndDestroy();          

        fsSession.Close();

                                // use the buffer
        useBufferL(bufferPtr);

                                // destroy the buffer on the cleanup stack
        CleanupStack::PopAndDestroy();          
        }

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