Factory.hh File Reference

#include <chrono>
#include <functional>
#include <memory>
#include <tuple>
#include <ignition/plugin/EnablePluginFromThis.hh>
#include <ignition/plugin/detail/Factory.hh>

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Classes
class	Factory< Interface, Args >
	The Factory class defines a plugin factory that can be used by the Loader class to produce products that implement an interface. More...
class	Factory< Interface, Args >::Producing< Product >
class	ProductDeleter< Interface >
	This class provides a unary operator for safely deleting pointers to plugin factory products with the type Interface. If it gets passed an Interface pointer that is not pointing to a factory plugin product, then this just performs a normal delete. More...

Namespaces
	ignition
	ignition::plugin

Typedefs
template<typename Interface >
using	ProductPtr = std::unique_ptr< Interface, ProductDeleter< Interface > >
	ProductPtr is a derivative of std::unique_ptr that can safely manage the products that come out of a plugin factory. It is strongly recommended that factory products use a ProductPtr to manage the lifecycle of a factory product. More...

Functions
void	CleanupLostProducts (const std::chrono::nanoseconds &_safetyWait=std::chrono::nanoseconds(5))
	Call this function to cleanup the Factories of any Products which were not managed by a ProductPtr or deleted by a ProductDeleter (in other words, the Product was released from its ProductPtr and then its lifecycle was managed by a framework that does not know it has special deletion requirements). More...
std::size_t	LostProductCount ()
	Get the number of lost products that have currently accumulated since the last time CleanupLostProducts() was called (or since the program began, if CleanupLostProducts() has not been called yet). More...