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H A D | ev_streams.c | 84 if (ctx->streams != NULL) 85 ctx->streams->prev = new; 87 new->next = ctx->streams; 88 ctx->streams = new; 118 if (ctx->streams != NULL) 119 ctx->streams->prev = new; 121 new->next = ctx->streams; 122 ctx->streams = new; 160 * The streams list is doubly threaded. First, there's ctx->streams [all...] |
H A D | eventlib_p.h | 254 evStream *streams; member in struct:__anon996
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H A D | util.pl | 73 :- comment(streams/0, [template:"streams", 74 summary:"List information about the currently opened I/O streams" 102 streams/0, 119 % streams - print a table of currently opened streams 121 streams :- label 138 streams.
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H A D | toplevel.pl | 32 % The tty variant works on the following tty streams: 157 Initializes streams and event handlers in preparation to 212 % streams (for pseudo-terminals that don't have raw mode, e.g. inside emacs) 231 % make the three streams for the toplevel protocol 291 ( % flush all tty streams 459 % make the three streams for the toplevel protocol 464 % redirect standard i/o streams to queues if not already done
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H A D | events.pl | 518 % For seekable streams: skip token-wise to fullstop or end of stream 950 % streams, whether explicitly or via their handle or another alias. 966 % Allow closing default streams explicitly via the user_xxx alias. 997 % The 'current' streams, and the 'default' streams to reset them to 1005 % The 'default' streams, and the 'fixed' streams to reset them to 1602 % Raising events from socket streams
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H A D | modes.pl | 37 % streams to do the fixpoint iteration, which is based on the ideas of 696 % operations on streams 707 % merge streams keeping duplicates
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H A D | ecoptions.tex | 106 This option controls whether the default I/O streams of {\eclipse} are 109 {\eclipse} streams 0,1,2 are connected to stdin/stdout/stderr. 112 In this case, use the MEMORY_IO setting, which creates queue streams 113 for streams 0,1 and 2. These can then be read and written using
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H A D | embvb.tex | 45 A collection of queue streams for communicating with {\eclipse}. 72 The class provides methods to execute goals and to access queue streams 164 are the symbolic name of {\eclipse} streams. Initially it 165 will contain the 'input' 'output' and 'error' streams. 178 Used to retrieve streams from the collection. 'vntIndexKey' can 195 queue streams created by the {\eclipse} code.
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H A D | embjava.tex | 76 (Section \ref{sec:ji-using-queue-streams}). 189 // Connect the Eclipse's standard streams to the JVM's 258 \ref{sec:ji-calling-goals} and \ref{sec:ji-using-queue-streams}, but it is first necessary to understand how {\eclipse} data is represented in Java. 610 \ref{sec:ji-using-queue-streams}, control is sometimes temporarily 618 \label{sec:ji-using-queue-streams} 621 streams used for communication between {\eclipse} and Java. These are 623 I/O streams. The Java-{\eclipse} Interface includes the classes {\it 642 cases, the standard streams ({\tt stdin}, {\tt stdout} and {\tt stderr}) of 644 is discussed in Section \ref{sec:ji-standard-streams}. 673 {\it ToEclipseQueue} objects, and will also open streams wit [all...] |
H A D | embexdr.tex | 90 read from and write directly to {\eclipse} streams. This means that
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H A D | embsumc.tex | 433 queue streams created by the {\eclipse} code. 434 Queue streams can be created either by using 439 In the latter case, the streams 0, 1 and 2 are queues corresponding 440 to {\eclipse}'s input, output and error streams.
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H A D | embtcl.tex | 223 ie.\ via {\eclipse} queue streams which can be connected to Tcl channels. 455 {\bf error} streams are queues and have the {\bf ec_stream_output_popup} handler 604 To pass information from {\eclipse} to Tcl, use queue streams
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H A D | embremote.tex | 38 streams of bytes via I/O queues (the {\bf ec_rpc} mechanism is 74 processes to allow streams of bytes to sent from one side to the other. 324 These streams are synchronous because the interface ensures that the
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H A D | embremoteproto.tex | 437 is used in the control messages. To conform to normal {\eclipse} streams, 474 These are implemented as raw socket streams on the {\eclipse} 1468 streams) will be closed. The predicate succeeds after the clean up. In
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H A D | rand_egd.c | 121 # include <streams/un.h>
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H A D | umsio.tex | 36 called \defnotioni{streams}{stream}. 40 The streams may be opened for input only 47 \label{streams} 50 indicate the \aboutidx{current streams} for certain categories of input/output: 74 The above streams can be freely redirected, but are initially set to one 75 of the following three \aboutidx{default streams}, to which they will 91 Finally, there are the four predefined \aboutidx{standard streams}, 143 Earlier {\eclipse} versions identified streams by small integers, which 179 streams on the different devices are opened. 215 How to open streams ont [all...] |
H A D | umsopsys.tex | 257 A {\eclipse} process can communicate with other processes via streams and by 290 \notation{stdin}, \notation{stdout} or \notation{stderr} streams of the child 294 On Berkeley UNIX systems the streams can be specified as 339 Then, by writing and reading these streams, the processes can communicate in 362 Don't forget to close the {\eclipse} streams that were opend by
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H A D | umsintro.tex | 256 %The {\eclipse} I/O is based on the concept of {\it streams} 258 %Apart from user-definable streams there are several predefined 259 %system streams like {\it toplevel_output}, {\it debug_input} etc.
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H A D | umsmemory.tex | 141 streams, operators, etc.) that are also allocated on the heap. 144 When streams are opened, the system allocates buffers from the
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H A D | umssocket.tex | 52 Note that the sockets streams in {\eclipse} are buffered like 53 all other streams, and so it is necessary to flush
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H A D | umsexcept.tex | 142 \item Via I/O streams (e.g., queues can be configured to raise an event 481 use of input and output streams by error handlers.
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H A D | io.tex | 30 concept of streams. These are abstracted and buffered I/O channels, 40 On the {\eclipse} language level, anonymous streams are identified by 63 when full. For the in-memory streams (string, queue) the buffers expand 70 Some types of streams (queues and sockets) 80 Queue streams are in particular meant to support communication with a 91 The lexical analyser (lex.c) breaks up input from I/O streams into
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H A D | builtins.tex | 128 Built-ins to open, manipulate and close I/O streams, and to
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H A D | tutorial.tex | 255 % <sect1> I/O on streams 274 % <sect1> Switching streams
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H A D | eprolog.tex | 422 \eclipse{} I/O is done from and to named channels called streams. 423 The following streams are always opened when \eclipse{} is running: 450 New streams may be opened onto various I/O devices, see figure \ref{ioopen}. 478 \caption{How to open streams onto the different I/O devices} 482 All types of streams are closed using
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