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Writing Win32 Apps with C++: V2 - part 1

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An independent framework to handle Win32 objects inside C++ classes.
/////////////////////////////////
// msgrouter.hpp.hpp
//	generic message routing
//

#pragma once
#include "graphs.hpp"
#pragma message ("including " __FILE__)

//define a model for routing of messages into a graph

namespace GE_ { namespace stdx { namespace graph {


	template<class Data, class Node, class Fn> //void Fn(Arc*, Data&): can be mem_fun(void(Arc::*)(Data&))
	void route_arcs(Data& d, Node& node, Fn fn)
	{
		for(typename Node::arc_iterator i = node.begin_arcto(); i!=node.end_arcto(); i++)
			Fn(i, d);
	}


	template<class Data, class Node, class Fn> //void Fn(Node*, Data&): can be mem_fun(void(Node::*)(Data&))
	void route_linked(Data& d, Node& node, Fn fn)
	{
		for(typename Node::arc_iterator i = node.begin_arcto(); i!=node.end_arcto(); i++)
		{
			Node* p(i->get_to());
			if(p) fn(p, d);
		}
	}

	template<class Data, class Node, class Fn> //void Fn(Arc*, Data&): can be mem_fun(void(Arc::*)(Data&))
	void backroute_arcs(Data& d, Node& node, Fn fn)
	{
		for(typename Node::arc_iterator i = node.begin_arcfrom(); i!=node.end_arcfrom(); i++)
			Fn(i, d);
	}


	template<class Data, class Node, class Fn> //void Fn(Node*, Data&): can be mem_fun(void(Node::*)(Data&))
	void backroute_linked(Data& d, Node& node, Fn fn)
	{
		for(typename Node::arc_iterator i = node.begin_arcfrom(); i!=node.end_arcfrom(); i++)
		{
			Node* p(i->get_to());
			if(p) fn(p, d);
		}
	}


	

	////////////////////////////////////////////
	//	structured data routing

	template<class Derived, class Node>
	class link:
		public arc<Derived, Node>
	{
	private:
		int metric;
	public:
		int get_metric() const { return metric; }
		int set_metric(int metric_) { metric = metric_; }
		link(int metric_=1) :metric(metric_) {}

	};

	//RTTI data receiver
	template<class Data>
	class receiver
	{
	public:
		virtual bool on_rcv(Data& d) 
		{ return d.do_default(); }
	};

	// data router
	template<class Derived, class Link>
	class router:
		public node<Derived, Link>
	{
	public:
		template<class data>
			bool on_data(data& M) //Derived can override / specialize
		{	
			receiver<data>* pRcv = dynamic_cast<receiver<data>*>(this);
			return (pRcv)? pRcv->on_rcv(M): false; 
		}

		template<class data>
			bool route_data(data& M)
		{
			routabledata<Derived, data>::routinginfo ri; //routing info
			if(M.pRoutes) M.pRoutes->set_prev(&ri); //push this RI
			M.pRoutes = &ri;

			ri.i_arc = begin_arcto(); //store iterators
			ri.i_end = end_arcto();
			
			return M.do_default(); //route
		}
	};


	template<class Node, class Derived>
	struct routabledata
	{
		friend class router;

	private:
		struct routinginfo: //routing information stack
			public stdx::chain_node<routinginfo>
		{	
			typename Node::arc_iterator i_arc, i_end; 
			~routinginfo() { on_lastrelease(); }
		};
		typename routinginfo::wptr pRoutes; //the stack head
		int metric;

	protected:
		routabledata() { pRoutes=0; metric=0; } 
	public:
		int get_metric() const { return metric; }
		bool do_default() //default message routing
		{
			routinginfo* pRi = pRoutes; 
			while(pRi) //walk the routing information
			{
				typename Node::arc_iterator i = pRi->i_arc; //walk the router's outgoing links
				while(i!=pRi->i_end)
				{
					++(pRi->i_arc); //ready for the next
					if(pRi->i_arc == pRi->i_end)
						pRoutes = pRoutes->get_next(); //redy for the next
					stdx::temp_assign<int> t(metric, metric+i->get_metric()); //store the new metric for this loop
					if(i->get_to()->on_data(*static_cast<Derived*>(this)))	//pass the message to the linked node
						return true; //return true if handled
					i = pRi->i_arc; //next arc
				}
				pRi = pRoutes; //next router
			}
			return false; //unhandled (no more routers)
		}	
	};

}}}

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Interested in programming since the '70s, today I still define architectures for the ICT, deploying dedicated specific client application for engineering purposes, working with C++, MFC, STL, and recently also C# and D.

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