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#ifndef X_FILE_INC
#define X_FILE_INC
#include "Object.h"
namespace Torch {
/** XFile. A File which could be anything.
The syntax (and results) for method is very similar
to C FILE. (Except for the FILE pointer which is not
given in the parameters!).
@author Ronan Collobert (collober@idiap.ch)
*/
class XFile : public Object
{
public:
///
XFile();
/// Read something.
virtual int read(void *ptr, int block_size, int n_blocks) = 0;
/// Write.
virtual int write(void *ptr, int block_size, int n_blocks) = 0;
/** Read and check the tag/the size. To be used with #taggedWrite()#.
If the tag and the size readed doesn't correspond to the given
tag and size, an error will occur.
*/
int taggedRead(void *ptr, int block_size, int n_blocks, const char *tag);
/// Write and write the tag/the size.
int taggedWrite(void *ptr, int block_size, int n_blocks, const char *tag);
/// Are we at the end ?
virtual int eof() = 0;
/// Flush the file.
virtual int flush() = 0;
/// Seek.
virtual int seek(long offset, int whence) = 0;
/// Tell me where am I...
virtual long tell() = 0;
/// Rewind.
virtual void rewind() = 0;
/// Print some text.
virtual int printf(const char *format, ...) = 0;
/// Scan some text.
virtual int scanf(const char *format, void *ptr) = 0;
/// Get one line (read at most #size_# characters).
virtual char *gets(char *dest, int size_) = 0;
//-----
virtual ~XFile();
};
}
#endif
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