aseprite/third_party/vaca/include/Vaca/ScopedLock.h
David Capello 33854fed54 Moved vaca lib to third_party directory.
Fixed a problem compiling MutexImpl for win32.
2010-03-10 16:57:38 -03:00

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// Vaca - Visual Application Components Abstraction
// Copyright (c) 2005-2009 David Capello
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#ifndef VACA_SCOPEDLOCK_H
#define VACA_SCOPEDLOCK_H
#include "Vaca/base.h"
#include "Vaca/Mutex.h"
#include "Vaca/NonCopyable.h"
namespace Vaca {
/**
An object to safely lock and unlock mutexes.
The constructor of ScopedLock locks the mutex, the destructor
unlocks the mutex. In this way you can safely use ScopedLock
inside a try/catch block without worrying about to the lock
state of the mutex.
For example:
@code
try {
ScopedLock hold(mutex);
throw Exception();
}
catch (...) {
// the mutex is unlocked here
}
// if you don't throw a exception, the mutex is unlocked here too
@endcode
@see Mutex, ConditionVariable
*/
class ScopedLock : private NonCopyable
{
Mutex& m_mutex;
// not defined
ScopedLock();
public:
/**
Creates the ScopedLock locking the specified mutex.
@param mutex
Mutex to be hold by the ScopedLock's life-time.
*/
ScopedLock(Mutex& mutex)
: m_mutex(mutex)
{
m_mutex.lock();
}
/**
Destroys the ScopedLock unlocking the held mutex.
*/
~ScopedLock()
{
m_mutex.unlock();
}
/**
Returns which mutex is being held.
*/
Mutex& getMutex() const
{
return m_mutex;
}
};
} // namespace Vaca
#endif // VACA_SCOPEDLOCK_H