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ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType > Class Template Reference

Holds a set of objects and can invoke a member function callback on each object in the set with a single call. More...

#include <juce_ListenerList.h>

Classes

struct  DummyBailOutChecker
 A dummy bail-out checker that always returns false. More...
 

Public Types

using ThisType = ListenerList<ListenerClass, ArrayType>
 
using ListenerType = ListenerClass
 

Public Member Functions

 ListenerList ()=default
 Creates an empty list.
 
 ~ListenerList ()
 Destructor.
 
void add (ListenerClass *listenerToAdd)
 Adds a listener to the list.
 
void remove (ListenerClass *listenerToRemove)
 Removes a listener from the list.
 
ErasedScopeGuard addScoped (ListenerClass &listenerToAdd)
 Adds a listener that will be automatically removed again when the Guard is destroyed.
 
int size () const noexcept
 Returns the number of registered listeners.
 
bool isEmpty () const noexcept
 Returns true if no listeners are registered, false otherwise.
 
void clear ()
 Clears the list.
 
bool contains (ListenerClass *listener) const noexcept
 Returns true if the specified listener has been added to the list.
 
const ArrayType & getListeners () const noexcept
 Returns the raw array of listeners.
 
template<typename Callback >
void call (Callback &&callback)
 Calls an invokable object for each listener in the list.
 
template<typename Callback >
void callExcluding (ListenerClass *listenerToExclude, Callback &&callback)
 Calls an invokable object for each listener in the list, except for the listener specified by listenerToExclude.
 
template<typename Callback , typename BailOutCheckerType >
void callChecked (const BailOutCheckerType &bailOutChecker, Callback &&callback)
 Calls an invokable object for each listener in the list, additionally checking the bail-out checker before each call.
 
template<typename Callback , typename BailOutCheckerType >
void callCheckedExcluding (ListenerClass *listenerToExclude, const BailOutCheckerType &bailOutChecker, Callback &&callback)
 Calls an invokable object for each listener in the list, except for the listener specified by listenerToExclude, additionally checking the bail-out checker before each call.
 
template<typename... MethodArgs, typename... Args>
void call (void(ListenerClass::*callbackFunction)(MethodArgs...), Args &&... args)
 Calls a specific listener method for each listener in the list.
 
template<typename... MethodArgs, typename... Args>
void callExcluding (ListenerClass *listenerToExclude, void(ListenerClass::*callbackFunction)(MethodArgs...), Args &&... args)
 Calls a specific listener method for each listener in the list, except for the listener specified by listenerToExclude.
 
template<typename BailOutCheckerType , typename... MethodArgs, typename... Args>
void callChecked (const BailOutCheckerType &bailOutChecker, void(ListenerClass::*callbackFunction)(MethodArgs...), Args &&... args)
 Calls a specific listener method for each listener in the list, additionally checking the bail-out checker before each call.
 
template<typename BailOutCheckerType , typename... MethodArgs, typename... Args>
void callCheckedExcluding (ListenerClass *listenerToExclude, const BailOutCheckerType &bailOutChecker, void(ListenerClass::*callbackFunction)(MethodArgs...), Args &&... args)
 Calls a specific listener method for each listener in the list, except for the listener specified by listenerToExclude, additionally checking the bail-out checker before each call.
 

Detailed Description

template<class ListenerClass, class ArrayType = Array<ListenerClass*>>
class ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >

Holds a set of objects and can invoke a member function callback on each object in the set with a single call.

Use a ListenerList to manage a set of objects which need a callback, and you can invoke a member function by simply calling call(), callChecked(), or callExcluding().

E.g.

class MyListenerType
{
public:
void myCallbackMethod (int foo, bool bar);
};
listeners.add (someCallbackObjects...);
// This will invoke myCallbackMethod (1234, true) on each of the objects
// in the list...
listeners.call ([] (MyListenerType& l) { l.myCallbackMethod (1234, true); });
Holds a set of objects and can invoke a member function callback on each object in the set with a sin...
Definition juce_ListenerList.h:84
void add(ListenerClass *listenerToAdd)
Adds a listener to the list.
Definition juce_ListenerList.h:103
void call(Callback &&callback)
Calls an invokable object for each listener in the list.
Definition juce_ListenerList.h:185

It is safe to add listeners, remove listeners, clear the listeners, and delete the ListenerList itself during any listener callback.

If a Listener is added during a callback, it is guaranteed not to be called in the same iteration.

If a Listener is removed during a callback, it is guaranteed not to be called if it hasn't already been called.

If the ListenerList is cleared or deleted during a callback, it is guaranteed that no more listeners will be called.

By default a ListenerList is not thread safe. If thread-safety is required, you can provide a thread-safe Array type as the second type parameter e.g.

When calling listeners the iteration can be escaped early by using a "BailOutChecker". A BailOutChecker is a type that has a public member function with the following signature:

bool shouldBailOut() const

This function will be called before making a call to each listener. For an example see the DummyBailOutChecker.

Member Typedef Documentation

◆ ThisType

template<class ListenerClass , class ArrayType = Array<ListenerClass*>>
using ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::ThisType = ListenerList<ListenerClass, ArrayType>

◆ ListenerType

template<class ListenerClass , class ArrayType = Array<ListenerClass*>>
using ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::ListenerType = ListenerClass

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ ListenerList()

template<class ListenerClass , class ArrayType = Array<ListenerClass*>>
ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::ListenerList ( )
default

Creates an empty list.

◆ ~ListenerList()

template<class ListenerClass , class ArrayType = Array<ListenerClass*>>
ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::~ListenerList ( )

Member Function Documentation

◆ add()

template<class ListenerClass , class ArrayType = Array<ListenerClass*>>
void ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::add ( ListenerClass * listenerToAdd)

Adds a listener to the list.

A listener can only be added once, so if the listener is already in the list, this method has no effect.

If a Listener is added during a callback, it is guaranteed not to be called in the same iteration.

See also
remove

References jassertfalse.

Referenced by ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::addScoped().

◆ remove()

template<class ListenerClass , class ArrayType = Array<ListenerClass*>>
void ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::remove ( ListenerClass * listenerToRemove)

Removes a listener from the list.

If the listener wasn't in the list, this has no effect.

If a Listener is removed during a callback, it is guaranteed not to be called if it hasn't already been called.

References jassert.

Referenced by ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::addScoped().

◆ addScoped()

template<class ListenerClass , class ArrayType = Array<ListenerClass*>>
ErasedScopeGuard ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::addScoped ( ListenerClass & listenerToAdd)

Adds a listener that will be automatically removed again when the Guard is destroyed.

Be very careful to ensure that the ErasedScopeGuard is destroyed or released before the ListenerList is destroyed, otherwise the ErasedScopeGuard may attempt to dereference a dangling pointer when it is destroyed, which will result in a crash.

References ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::add(), and ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::remove().

◆ size()

template<class ListenerClass , class ArrayType = Array<ListenerClass*>>
int ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::size ( ) const
noexcept

Returns the number of registered listeners.

◆ isEmpty()

template<class ListenerClass , class ArrayType = Array<ListenerClass*>>
bool ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::isEmpty ( ) const
noexcept

Returns true if no listeners are registered, false otherwise.

◆ clear()

template<class ListenerClass , class ArrayType = Array<ListenerClass*>>
void ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::clear ( )

Clears the list.

If the ListenerList is cleared during a callback, it is guaranteed that no more listeners will be called.

Referenced by ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::~ListenerList().

◆ contains()

template<class ListenerClass , class ArrayType = Array<ListenerClass*>>
bool ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::contains ( ListenerClass * listener) const
noexcept

Returns true if the specified listener has been added to the list.

◆ getListeners()

template<class ListenerClass , class ArrayType = Array<ListenerClass*>>
const ArrayType & ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::getListeners ( ) const
noexcept

Returns the raw array of listeners.

Any attempt to mutate the array may result in undefined behaviour.

If the array uses a mutex/CriticalSection, reading from the array without first obtaining the lock may potentially result in undefined behaviour.

See also
add, remove, clear, contains

◆ call() [1/2]

template<class ListenerClass , class ArrayType = Array<ListenerClass*>>
template<typename Callback >
void ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::call ( Callback && callback)

Calls an invokable object for each listener in the list.

References ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::callCheckedExcluding().

◆ callExcluding() [1/2]

template<class ListenerClass , class ArrayType = Array<ListenerClass*>>
template<typename Callback >
void ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::callExcluding ( ListenerClass * listenerToExclude,
Callback && callback )

Calls an invokable object for each listener in the list, except for the listener specified by listenerToExclude.

References ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::callCheckedExcluding().

◆ callChecked() [1/2]

template<class ListenerClass , class ArrayType = Array<ListenerClass*>>
template<typename Callback , typename BailOutCheckerType >
void ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::callChecked ( const BailOutCheckerType & bailOutChecker,
Callback && callback )

Calls an invokable object for each listener in the list, additionally checking the bail-out checker before each call.

See the class description for info about writing a bail-out checker.

References ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::callCheckedExcluding().

◆ callCheckedExcluding() [1/2]

template<class ListenerClass , class ArrayType = Array<ListenerClass*>>
template<typename Callback , typename BailOutCheckerType >
void ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::callCheckedExcluding ( ListenerClass * listenerToExclude,
const BailOutCheckerType & bailOutChecker,
Callback && callback )

Calls an invokable object for each listener in the list, except for the listener specified by listenerToExclude, additionally checking the bail-out checker before each call.

See the class description for info about writing a bail-out checker.

Referenced by ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::call(), ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::call(), ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::callChecked(), ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::callChecked(), ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::callCheckedExcluding(), ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::callExcluding(), and ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::callExcluding().

◆ call() [2/2]

template<class ListenerClass , class ArrayType = Array<ListenerClass*>>
template<typename... MethodArgs, typename... Args>
void ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::call ( void(ListenerClass::*)(MethodArgs...) callbackFunction,
Args &&... args )

Calls a specific listener method for each listener in the list.

References ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::callCheckedExcluding().

◆ callExcluding() [2/2]

template<class ListenerClass , class ArrayType = Array<ListenerClass*>>
template<typename... MethodArgs, typename... Args>
void ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::callExcluding ( ListenerClass * listenerToExclude,
void(ListenerClass::*)(MethodArgs...) callbackFunction,
Args &&... args )

Calls a specific listener method for each listener in the list, except for the listener specified by listenerToExclude.

References ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::callCheckedExcluding().

◆ callChecked() [2/2]

template<class ListenerClass , class ArrayType = Array<ListenerClass*>>
template<typename BailOutCheckerType , typename... MethodArgs, typename... Args>
void ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::callChecked ( const BailOutCheckerType & bailOutChecker,
void(ListenerClass::*)(MethodArgs...) callbackFunction,
Args &&... args )

Calls a specific listener method for each listener in the list, additionally checking the bail-out checker before each call.

See the class description for info about writing a bail-out checker.

References ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::callCheckedExcluding().

◆ callCheckedExcluding() [2/2]

template<class ListenerClass , class ArrayType = Array<ListenerClass*>>
template<typename BailOutCheckerType , typename... MethodArgs, typename... Args>
void ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::callCheckedExcluding ( ListenerClass * listenerToExclude,
const BailOutCheckerType & bailOutChecker,
void(ListenerClass::*)(MethodArgs...) callbackFunction,
Args &&... args )

Calls a specific listener method for each listener in the list, except for the listener specified by listenerToExclude, additionally checking the bail-out checker before each call.

See the class description for info about writing a bail-out checker.

References ListenerList< ListenerClass, ArrayType >::callCheckedExcluding().


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