DYT/Tool/3rdParty_x64/include/dcmtk/dcmdata/dcistrmb.h
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/*
*
* Copyright (C) 1994-2011, OFFIS e.V.
* All rights reserved. See COPYRIGHT file for details.
*
* This software and supporting documentation were developed by
*
* OFFIS e.V.
* R&D Division Health
* Escherweg 2
* D-26121 Oldenburg, Germany
*
*
* Module: dcmdata
*
* Author: Marco Eichelberg
*
* Purpose: DcmInputBufferStream and related classes,
* implements input to blocks of memory as needed in the dcmnet module.
*
*/
#ifndef DCISTRMB_H
#define DCISTRMB_H
#include "dcmtk/config/osconfig.h"
#include "dcmtk/dcmdata/dcistrma.h"
/** producer class that reads data from a buffer provided by the caller.
* Used for DICOM network communication.
*/
class DCMTK_DCMDATA_EXPORT DcmBufferProducer: public DcmProducer
{
public:
/** constructor
*/
DcmBufferProducer();
/// destructor
virtual ~DcmBufferProducer();
/** returns the status of the producer. Unless the status is good,
* the producer will not permit any operation.
* @return status, true if good
*/
virtual OFBool good() const;
/** returns the status of the producer as an OFCondition object.
* Unless the status is good, the producer will not permit any operation.
* @return status, EC_Normal if good
*/
virtual OFCondition status() const;
/** returns true if the producer is at the end of stream.
* @return true if end of stream, false otherwise
*/
virtual OFBool eos();
/** returns the minimum number of bytes that can be read with the
* next call to read(). The DcmObject read methods rely on avail
* to return a value > 0 if there is no I/O suspension since certain
* data such as tag and length are only read "en bloc", i.e. all
* or nothing.
* @return minimum of data available in producer
*/
virtual offile_off_t avail();
/** reads as many bytes as possible into the given block.
* @param buf pointer to memory block, must not be NULL
* @param buflen length of memory block
* @return number of bytes actually read.
*/
virtual offile_off_t read(void *buf, offile_off_t buflen);
/** skips over the given number of bytes (or less)
* @param skiplen number of bytes to skip
* @return number of bytes actually skipped.
*/
virtual offile_off_t skip(offile_off_t skiplen);
/** resets the stream to the position by the given number of bytes.
* @param num number of bytes to putback. If the putback operation
* fails, the producer status becomes bad.
*/
virtual void putback(offile_off_t num);
/** adds the content of the given buffer to the input stream.
* @param buf buffer from which data is read. Must be allocated
* by caller and remain valid until releaseBuffer() is called
* @param buflen buffer length, must be even number > 0.
*/
virtual void setBuffer(const void *buf, offile_off_t buflen);
/** releases the current buffer. Should only be called when
* the content of the buffer has been read as far as possible.
* Pending input from the buffer is copied into an internal
* backup buffer if necessary. If an overflow condition
* occurs, the producer status becomes bad.
*/
virtual void releaseBuffer();
/** marks the end of stream, i.e. the data provided with the last call
* to setBuffer is the last data available in the stream.
*/
virtual void setEos();
private:
/// private unimplemented copy constructor
DcmBufferProducer(const DcmBufferProducer&);
/// private unimplemented copy assignment operator
DcmBufferProducer& operator=(const DcmBufferProducer&);
/// the user buffer we're actually reading from
unsigned char *buffer_;
/// the backup buffer
unsigned char *backup_;
/// size of the user buffer, in bytes
offile_off_t bufSize_;
/// number of bytes read from the user buffer
offile_off_t bufIndex_;
/// number of bytes read from the backup buffer
offile_off_t backupIndex_;
/// index of first valid byte in backup buffer, for putback
offile_off_t backupStart_;
/// status
OFCondition status_;
/// true if setEos has been called before
OFBool eosflag_;
};
/** input stream that reads from a buffer of fixed length
* which must be provided by the caller.
*/
class DCMTK_DCMDATA_EXPORT DcmInputBufferStream: public DcmInputStream
{
public:
/** constructor
*/
DcmInputBufferStream();
/// destructor
virtual ~DcmInputBufferStream();
/** creates a new factory object for the current stream
* and stream position. When activated, the factory will be
* able to create new DcmInputStream delivering the same
* data as the current stream. Used to defer loading of
* value fields until accessed.
* If no factory object can be created (e.g. because the
* stream is not seekable), returns NULL.
* @return pointer to new factory object if successful, NULL otherwise.
*/
virtual DcmInputStreamFactory *newFactory() const;
/** adds the content of the given buffer to the input stream.
* @param buf buffer from which data is read. Must be allocated
* by caller and remain valid until releaseBuffer() is called
* @param buflen buffer length, must be even number > 0.
*/
virtual void setBuffer(const void *buf, offile_off_t buflen);
/** releases the current buffer. Should only be called when
* the content of the buffer has been read as far as possible.
* Pending input from the buffer is copied into an internal
* backup buffer if necessary. If an overflow condition
* occurs, the producer status becomes bad.
*/
virtual void releaseBuffer();
/** marks the end of stream, i.e. the data provided with the last call
* to setBuffer is the last data available in the stream.
*/
virtual void setEos();
private:
/// private unimplemented copy constructor
DcmInputBufferStream(const DcmInputBufferStream&);
/// private unimplemented copy assignment operator
DcmInputBufferStream& operator=(const DcmInputBufferStream&);
/// the final producer of the filter chain
DcmBufferProducer producer_;
};
#endif