my_service.h

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#ifndef MY_SERVICE_H
#define MY_SERVICE_H
 
#include <mysql/components/service.h>
#include <mysql/components/services/registry.h>
 
/**
  Wraps my_h_service struct conforming ABI into RAII C++ object with ability to
  cast to desired service type.
*/
template <typename TService>
class my_service {
 public:
  /**
    Acquires service by name.
 
    @param name Name of service, with or without component name, to acquire.
    @param registry Handle to registry service to use. The registry service
      must be valid (i.e. not released) up to the moment when this instance
      dies.
  */
  my_service(const char *name, SERVICE_TYPE(registry) * registry)
      : m_registry(registry) {
    if (registry->acquire(name, &m_service)) {
      /* NULLed service handle means no valid service managed. */
      m_service = {};
    }
  }
  /**
    Acquires service by name.
 
    @param name Name of service, with or without component name, to acquire.
    @param related_service Handle to service to acquire related to.
    @param registry Handle to registry service to use.
  */
  my_service(const char *name, my_h_service related_service,
             SERVICE_TYPE(registry) * registry)
      : m_registry(registry) {
    if (registry->acquire_related(name, related_service, &m_service)) {
      /* NULLed service handle means no valid service managed. */
      m_service = nullptr;
    }
  }
  /**
    Wraps service implementation already acquired.
 
    @param service Service handle to manage.
    @param registry Handle to registry service to use.
  */
  my_service(my_h_service service, SERVICE_TYPE(registry) * registry)
      : m_service(service), m_registry(registry) {}
 
  my_service(const my_service<TService> &other) = delete;
 
  my_service(my_service<TService> &&other)
      : m_service(other.m_service), m_registry(other.m_registry) {
    other.m_service = nullptr;
  }
 
  ~my_service() {
    if (this->is_valid()) {
      m_registry->release(m_service);
    }
  }
 
  operator TService *() const {
    return reinterpret_cast<TService *>(m_service);
  }
 
  operator my_h_service() const { return m_service; }
  /**
    Returns managed service typed as desired service type to execute
    operations specified after -> on it.
  */
  TService *operator->() const { return static_cast<TService *>(*this); }
  /**
    @retval false Object manages valid service.
    @retval true Object does not manage any service.
  */
  operator bool() const { return !is_valid(); }
  bool is_valid() const {
    /* NULLed service handle means no valid service managed. */
    return static_cast<const my_h_service_imp *>(this->m_service) != nullptr;
  }
 
  /**
    Unties and returns the underlying service handle.
 
    It will not be released by the destructor.
 
    @retval the handle
  */
  TService *untie() {
    TService *save = reinterpret_cast<TService *>(m_service);
    m_service = nullptr;
    return save;
  }
 
 private:
  my_h_service m_service;
  SERVICE_TYPE(registry) * m_registry;
};
 
#endif /* MY_SERVICE_H */