ObjDisposer Class Reference

Disposes after a couple of msecs to avoid all kinds of trouble. More...

Inheritance diagram for ObjDisposer:

Public Member Functions
void	go (CallBacker *)
Public Member Functions inherited from CallBacker
	CallBacker ()
	CallBacker (const CallBacker &)
virtual	~CallBacker ()
bool	attachCB (NotifierAccess &, const CallBack &, bool onlyifnew=false)
bool	attachCB (NotifierAccess *notif, const CallBack &cb, bool onlyifnew=false)
void	detachCB (NotifierAccess &, const CallBack &)
void	detachCB (NotifierAccess *notif, const CallBack &cb)
bool	isNotifierAttached (NotifierAccess *) const
	Only for debugging purposes, don't use. More...

Protected Member Functions
	ObjDisposer ()
void	doDel (CallBacker *)
Protected Member Functions inherited from CallBacker
void	detachAllNotifiers ()
	Call from the destructor of your inherited object. More...

Protected Attributes
ObjectSet< Timer >	timers_
ObjectSet< CallBacker >	objs_

Friends
ObjDisposer *	OBJDISP ()

Detailed Description

Disposes after a couple of msecs to avoid all kinds of trouble.

The CallBack should have the object to be disposed of as CallBacker. Usage like:

nonmdldlg->windowClosed.notify( mCB(OBJDISP(),ObjDisposer,go) );

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

ObjDisposer::ObjDisposer ( )

protected

Member Function Documentation

void ObjDisposer::doDel ( CallBacker *  )

protected

void ObjDisposer::go

(

CallBacker *

)

Friends And Related Function Documentation

ObjDisposer* OBJDISP ( )

friend

Member Data Documentation

ObjectSet<CallBacker> ObjDisposer::objs_

protected

ObjectSet<Timer> ObjDisposer::timers_

protected