Repos Namespace Reference

Classes
class	FileProvider
class	IOPar
	IOPar with its Repos Source. More...
class	IOParSet
	Set of Repos::IOPar with each a unique name for user recognistion. More...

Enumerations
enum	Source {   Temp , Rel , ApplSetup , Data ,   Survey , User }

Functions
uiString	descriptionOf (Source)
bool	isUserDefined (Source)
	Constructs repository file names. More...

Enumeration Type Documentation

Source

enum Repos::Source

Enumerator
Temp
Rel
ApplSetup
Data
Survey
User

Function Documentation

descriptionOf()

uiString Repos::descriptionOf

(

Source

)

isUserDefined()

bool Repos::isUserDefined

(

Source

)

Constructs repository file names.

The basename is the name of a file in upper and lower case, e.g. UnitsOfMeasure.

Then the files to find are: Temp: temp stor dir (/tmp on unix), file "UnitsOfMeasure" Rel: Software (release) dir, data subdir, file "UnitsOfMeasure" ApplSetup: Application setup dir, data subdir, file "UnitsOfMeasure" Data: survey data root, file ".unitsofmeasure" Survey: survey directory, file ".unitsofmeasure" User: home/user dir, .od subdir, file "unitsofmeasure"

The 'Temp' will not be visited by the 'next' iterator, it's more or less added for as an undef or initial value. When specifying reverse, the iterator will start at User.

Usage example:

Repos::FileProvider rfp( "UnitsOfMeasure" ) while ( rfp.next() ) addUnitsFromFile( rfp.fileName(), rfp.source() );