llfio_v2_xxx::directory_handle::io_request< class > Struct Template Reference

The i/o request type used by this handle. More...

#include "directory_handle.hpp"

Public Member Functions
	io_request (buffers_type _buffers, path_view_type _glob={}, filter _filtering=filter::fastdeleted, span< char > _kernelbuffer={})

Public Attributes
buffers_type	buffers {}
path_view_type	glob {}
filter	filtering {filter::fastdeleted}
span< char >	kernelbuffer {}

Detailed Description

template<class>
struct llfio_v2_xxx::directory_handle::io_request< class >

The i/o request type used by this handle.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

io_request()

template<class >

llfio_v2_xxx::directory_handle::io_request< class >::io_request ( buffers_type  _buffers, path_view_type  _glob = {}, filter  _filtering = filter::fastdeleted, span< char >  _kernelbuffer = {}  )

inline

Construct a request to enumerate a directory with optionally specified kernel buffer.

Parameters

_buffers	The buffers to fill with enumerated directory entries.
_glob	An optional shell glob by which to filter the items filled. Done kernel side on Windows, user side on POSIX.
_filtering	Whether to filter out fake-deleted files on Windows or not.
_kernelbuffer	A buffer to use for the kernel to fill. If left defaulted, a kernel buffer is allocated internally and returned in the buffers returned which needs to not be destructed until one is no longer using any items within (leafnames are views onto the original kernel data).

                                                               {}, filter _filtering = filter::fastdeleted, span<char> _kernelbuffer = {})
        : buffers(std::move(_buffers))
        , glob(_glob)
        , filtering(_filtering)
        , kernelbuffer(_kernelbuffer)
    {
    }

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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

• include/llfio/v2.0/directory_handle.hpp