ILockedObjectabstract
The ILockedObject interface defines exclusive locking of an object. More...
Inheritance diagram for ILockedObject:
Public Member Functions | |
| ADTF_IID (ILockedObject, "lockedobject.ant.ucom.adtf.iid") | |
Marks the ILockedObject to be castable with the ucom_cast<> More... | |
| virtual tResult | Lock () const =0 |
| Locks the object for exclusive use. More... | |
| virtual tResult | Unlock () const =0 |
| Unlocks the object for exclusive use. More... | |
 Public Member Functions inherited from IObject | |
| ADTF_IID (IObject, "object.ant.ucom.adtf.iid") | |
Marks the IObject to be castable with the ucom_cast() More... | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| ~ILockedObject ()=default | |
| Protected destructor --> Use implemented Destroy() instead of delete! | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from IObject | |
| ~IObject ()=default | |
| Protected destructor --> Use implemented Destroy() instead of delete! | |
Detailed Description
The ILockedObject interface defines exclusive locking of an object.
Definition at line 23 of file lockedobject_intf.h.
Member Function Documentation
◆ ADTF_IID()
| ADTF_IID | ( | ILockedObject | , |
| "lockedobject.ant.ucom.adtf.iid" | |||
| ) |
Marks the ILockedObject to be castable with the ucom_cast<>
- See also
- ADTF_IID(_interface, _striid)
◆ Lock()
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pure virtual |
Locks the object for exclusive use.
For your own convinience use object_ptr_locked as lock guard!
- Return values
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ERR_NOERROR succeeded lock. DO NOT Forget to unlock!
◆ Unlock()
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pure virtual |
Unlocks the object for exclusive use.
For your own convinience use object_ptr_locked as lock guard!
- Return values
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ERR_NOERROR succeeded unlock.
Referenced by object_ptr_locked< T >::UnlockObject().