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/*
This file is part of the KDE libraries
SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 1999 Preston Brown <pbrown@kde.org>
SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 1997-1999 Matthias Kalle Dalheimer <kalle@kde.org>
SPDX-License-Identifier: LGPL-2.0-or-later
*/
#ifndef KSHAREDCONFIG_H
#define KSHAREDCONFIG_H
#include <QExplicitlySharedDataPointer>
#include <kconfig.h>
/**
* \class KSharedConfig ksharedconfig.h <KSharedConfig>
*
* KConfig variant using shared memory
*
* KSharedConfig provides a shared (reference counted) variant
* of KConfig. This allows you to use/manipulate the same configuration
* files from different places in your code without worrying about
* accidentally overwriting changes.
*
* The openConfig() method is threadsafe: every thread gets a separate repository
* of shared KConfig objects. This means, however, that you'll be responsible for
* synchronizing the instances of KConfig for the same filename between threads,
* using KConfig::reparseConfiguration() after a manual change notification, just like you have
* to do between processes.
*/
class KCONFIGCORE_EXPORT KSharedConfig : public KConfig, public QSharedData // krazy:exclude=dpointer (only for refcounting)
{
public:
typedef QExplicitlySharedDataPointer<KSharedConfig> Ptr;
public:
/**
* Creates a KSharedConfig object to manipulate a configuration file
*
* If an absolute path is specified for @p fileName, that file will be used
* as the store for the configuration settings. If a non-absolute path
* is provided, the file will be looked for in the standard directory
* specified by @p type. If no path is provided, a default
* configuration file will be used based on the name of the main
* application component.
*
* @p mode determines whether the user or global settings will be allowed
* to influence the values returned by this object. See KConfig::OpenFlags for
* more details.
*
* @param fileName the configuration file to open. If empty, it will be determined
* automatically (from --config on the command line, otherwise
* from the application name + "rc")
* @param mode how global settings should affect the configuration
* options exposed by this KConfig object
* @param type The standard directory to look for the configuration
* file in (see QStandardPaths)
*
* @sa KConfig
*/
static KSharedConfig::Ptr
openConfig(const QString &fileName = QString(), OpenFlags mode = FullConfig, QStandardPaths::StandardLocation type = QStandardPaths::GenericConfigLocation);
/**
* Creates a KSharedConfig object to manipulate a configuration file suitable
* for storing state information. Use this for storing information that is
* changing frequently and should not be saved by configuration backup
* utilities.
*
* If an absolute path is specified for @p fileName, that file will be used
* as the store for the configuration settings. If a non-absolute path
* is provided, the file will be looked for in the standard data directory
* (QStandardPaths::AppDataLocation). If no path is provided, a default
* configuration file will be used based on the name of the main
* application component.
*
* @param fileName the configuration file to open. If empty, it will be determined
* automatically from the application name + "staterc"
*
* @since 5.67
*
* @sa KConfig
*/
static KSharedConfig::Ptr openStateConfig(const QString &fileName = QString());
~KSharedConfig() override;
private:
Q_DISABLE_COPY(KSharedConfig)
KConfigGroup groupImpl(const QByteArray &aGroup) override;
const KConfigGroup groupImpl(const QByteArray &aGroup) const override;
KSharedConfig(const QString &file, OpenFlags mode, QStandardPaths::StandardLocation resourceType);
};
typedef KSharedConfig::Ptr KSharedConfigPtr;
#endif // multiple inclusion guard
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