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  25 
  26 #ifndef FILEUTILS_H
  27 #define FILEUTILS_H
  28 
  29 
  30 #include <fstream>
  31 #include "SysInfo.h"
  32 
  33 
  34 namespace FileUtils {
  35 
  36     // Returns 'true' if the given character is a path separator.
  37     bool isDirSeparator(const tstring::value_type c);
  38 
  39     // checks if the file or directory exists
  40     bool isFileExists(const tstring &filePath);
  41 
  42     // checks is the specified file is a directory
  43     // returns false if the path does not exist
  44     bool isDirectory(const tstring &filePath);
  45 
  46     // checks if the specified directory is not empty
  47     // returns true if the path is an existing directory and
  48     // it contains at least one file other than "." or "..".
  49     bool isDirectoryNotEmpty(const tstring &dirPath);
  50 
  51     // returns directory part of the path.
  52     // returns empty string if the path contains only filename.
  53     // if the path ends with slash/backslash,
  54     // returns removeTrailingSlashes(path).
  55     tstring dirname(const tstring &path);
  56 
  57     // returns basename part of the path
  58     // if the path ends with slash/backslash, returns empty string.
  59     tstring basename(const tstring &path);
  60 
  61     /**
  62      * Translates forward slashes to back slashes and returns lower case version
  63      * of the given string.
  64      */
  65     tstring normalizePath(tstring v);
  66 
  67     // Returns suffix of the path. If the given path has a suffix the first
  68     // character of the return value is '.'.
  69     // Otherwise return value if empty string.
  70     tstring suffix(const tstring &path);
  71 
  72     // combines two strings into a path
  73     tstring combinePath(const tstring& parent, const tstring& child);
  74 
  75     // removes trailing slashes and backslashes in the path if any
  76     tstring removeTrailingSlash(const tstring& path);
  77 
  78     // Creates a file with unique name in the specified base directory,
  79     // throws an exception if operation fails
  80     // path is constructed as <prefix><random number><suffix>.
  81     // The function fails and throws exception if 'path' doesn't exist.
  82     tstring createTempFile(const tstring &prefix = _T(""),
  83             const tstring &suffix = _T(".tmp"),
  84             const tstring &path=SysInfo::getTempDir());
  85 
  86     // Creates a directory with unique name in the specified base directory,
  87     // throws an exception if operation fails
  88     // path is constructed as <prefix><random number><suffix>
  89     // The function fails and throws exception if 'path' doesn't exist.
  90     tstring createTempDirectory(const tstring &prefix = _T(""),
  91             const tstring &suffix = _T(".tmp"),
  92             const tstring &basedir=SysInfo::getTempDir());
  93 
  94     // If the file referenced with "prototype" parameter DOES NOT exist,
  95     // the return value is the given path. No new files created.
  96     // Otherwise the function creates another file in the same directory as
  97     // the given file with the same suffix and with the basename from the
  98     // basename of the given file with some random chars appended to ensure
  99     // created file is unique.
 100     tstring createUniqueFile(const tstring &prototype);
 101 
 102     // Creates directory and subdirectories if don't exist.
 103     // Currently supports only "standard" path like "c:\bla-bla"
 104     // If 'createdDirs' parameter is not NULL, the given array is appended with
 105     // all subdirectories created by this function call.
 106     void createDirectory(const tstring &path, tstring_array* createdDirs=0);
 107 
 108     // copies file from fromPath to toPath.
 109     // Creates output directory if doesn't exist.
 110     void copyFile(const tstring& fromPath, const tstring& toPath,
 111             bool failIfExists);
 112 
 113     // moves file from fromPath to toPath.
 114     // Creates output directory if doesn't exist.
 115     void moveFile(const tstring& fromPath, const tstring& toPath,
 116             bool failIfExists);
 117 
 118     // Throws exception if fails to delete specified 'path'.
 119     // Exits normally if 'path' doesn't exist or it has been deleted.
 120     // Attempts to strip R/O attribute if delete fails and retry delete.
 121     void deleteFile(const tstring &path);
 122     // Returns 'false' if fails to delete specified 'path'.
 123     // Returns 'true' if 'path' doesn't exist or it has been deleted.
 124     // Attempts to strip R/O attribute if delete fails and retry delete.
 125     bool deleteFile(const tstring &path, const std::nothrow_t &) throw();
 126 
 127     // Like deleteFile(), but applies to directories.
 128     void deleteDirectory(const tstring &path);
 129     bool deleteDirectory(const tstring &path, const std::nothrow_t &) throw();
 130 
 131     // Deletes all files (not subdirectories) from the specified directory.
 132     // Exits normally if all files in 'dirPath' have been deleted or if
 133     // 'dirPath' doesn't exist.
 134     // Throws exception if 'dirPath' references existing file system object
 135     // which is not a directory or when the first failure of file delete
 136     // occurs.
 137     void deleteFilesInDirectory(const tstring &dirPath);
 138     // Deletes all files (not subdirectories) from the specified directory.
 139     // Returns 'true' normally if all files in 'dirPath' have been deleted or
 140     // if 'dirPath' doesn't exist.
 141     // Returns 'false' if 'dirPath' references existing file system object
 142     // which is not a directory or if failed to delete one ore more files in
 143     // 'dirPath' directory.
 144     // Doesn't abort iteration over files if the given directory after the
 145     // first failure to delete a file.
 146     bool deleteFilesInDirectory(const tstring &dirPath,
 147             const std::nothrow_t &) throw();
 148     // Like deleteFilesInDirectory, but deletes subdirectories as well
 149     void deleteDirectoryRecursive(const tstring &dirPath);
 150     bool deleteDirectoryRecursive(const tstring &dirPath,
 151             const std::nothrow_t &) throw();
 152 
 153     class DirectoryCallback {
 154     public:
 155         virtual ~DirectoryCallback() {};
 156 
 157         virtual bool onFile(const tstring& path) {
 158             return true;
 159         }
 160         virtual bool onDirectory(const tstring& path) {
 161             return true;
 162         }
 163     };
 164 
 165     // Calls the given callback for every file and subdirectory of
 166     // the given directory.
 167     void iterateDirectory(const tstring &dirPath, DirectoryCallback& callback);
 168 
 169     /**
 170      * Replace file suffix, example replaceSuffix("file/path.txt", ".csv")
 171      * @param path file path to replace suffix
 172      * @param suffix new suffix for path
 173      * @return return file path with new suffix
 174      */
 175     tstring replaceSuffix(const tstring& path, const tstring& suffix=tstring());
 176 
 177     class DirectoryIterator: DirectoryCallback {
 178     public:
 179         DirectoryIterator(const tstring& root=tstring()): root(root) {
 180             recurse().withFiles().withFolders();
 181         }
 182 
 183         DirectoryIterator& recurse(bool v=true) {
 184             theRecurse = v;
 185             return *this;
 186         }
 187 
 188         DirectoryIterator& withFiles(bool v=true) {
 189             theWithFiles = v;
 190             return *this;
 191         }
 192 
 193         DirectoryIterator& withFolders(bool v=true) {
 194             theWithFolders = v;
 195             return *this;
 196         }
 197 
 198         tstring_array findItems() {
 199             tstring_array reply;
 200             findItems(reply);
 201             return reply;
 202         }
 203 
 204         DirectoryIterator& findItems(tstring_array& v);
 205 
 206     private:
 207         virtual bool onFile(const tstring& path);
 208         virtual bool onDirectory(const tstring& path);
 209 
 210     private:
 211         bool theRecurse;
 212         bool theWithFiles;
 213         bool theWithFolders;
 214         tstring root;
 215         tstring_array items;
 216     };
 217 
 218     // Returns array of all the files/sub-folders from the given directory,
 219     // empty array if basedir is not a directory. The returned
 220     // array is ordered from top down (i.e. dirs are listed first followed
 221     // by subfolders and files).
 222     // Order of subfolders and files is undefined
 223     // but usually they are sorted by names.
 224     inline tstring_array listAllContents(const tstring& basedir) {
 225         return DirectoryIterator(basedir).findItems();
 226     }
 227 
 228     // Helper to construct path from multiple components.
 229     //
 230     // Sample usage:
 231     //  Construct "c:\Program Files\Java" string from three components
 232     //
 233     //  tstring path = FileUtils::mkpath()  << _T("c:")
 234     //                                      << _T("Program Files")
 235     //                                      << _T("Java");
 236     //
 237     class mkpath {
 238     public:
 239         operator const tstring& () const {
 240             return path;
 241         }
 242 
 243         mkpath& operator << (const tstring& p) {
 244             path = combinePath(path, p);
 245             return *this;
 246         }
 247 
 248         // mimic std::string
 249         const tstring::value_type* c_str() const {
 250             return path.c_str();
 251         }
 252     private:
 253         tstring path;
 254     };
 255 
 256     struct Directory {
 257         Directory() {
 258         }
 259 
 260         Directory(const tstring &parent,
 261                 const tstring &subdir) : parent(parent), subdir(subdir)  {
 262         }
 263 
 264         operator tstring () const {
 265             return getPath();
 266         }
 267 
 268         tstring getPath() const {
 269             return combinePath(parent, subdir);
 270         }
 271 
 272         bool empty() const {
 273             return (parent.empty() && subdir.empty());
 274         }
 275 
 276         tstring parent;
 277         tstring subdir;
 278     };
 279 
 280     // Deletes list of files and directories in batch mode.
 281     // Registered files and directories are deleted when destructor is called.
 282     // Order or delete operations is following:
 283     //  - delete items registered with appendFile() calls;
 284     //  - delete items registered with appendAllFilesInDirectory() calls;
 285     //  - delete items registered with appendRecursiveDirectory() calls;
 286     //  - delete items registered with appendEmptyDirectory() calls.
 287     class Deleter {
 288     public:
 289         Deleter() {
 290         }
 291 
 292         ~Deleter() {
 293             execute();
 294         }
 295 
 296         typedef std::pair<tstring, int> Path;
 297         typedef std::vector<Path> Paths;
 298 
 299         /**
 300          * Appends all records from the given deleter Deleter into this Deleter
 301          * instance. On success array with records in the passed in Deleter
 302          * instance is emptied.
 303          */
 304         Deleter& appendFrom(Deleter& other) {
 305             Paths tmp(paths);
 306             tmp.insert(tmp.end(), other.paths.begin(), other.paths.end());
 307             Paths empty;
 308             other.paths.swap(empty);
 309             paths.swap(tmp);
 310             return *this;
 311         }
 312 
 313         // Schedule file for deletion.
 314         Deleter& appendFile(const tstring& path);
 315 
 316         // Schedule files for deletion.
 317         template <class It>
 318         Deleter& appendFiles(It b, It e) {
 319             for (It it = b; it != e; ++it) {
 320                 appendFile(*it);
 321             }
 322             return *this;
 323         }
 324 
 325         // Schedule files for deletion in the given directory.
 326         template <class It>
 327         Deleter& appendFiles(const tstring& dirname, It b, It e) {
 328             for (It it = b; it != e; ++it) {
 329                 appendFile(FileUtils::mkpath() << dirname << *it);
 330             }
 331             return *this;
 332         }
 333 
 334         // Schedule empty directory for deletion with empty roots
 335         // (up to Directory.parent).
 336         Deleter& appendEmptyDirectory(const Directory& dir);
 337 
 338         // Schedule empty directory for deletion without roots.
 339         // This is a particular case of
 340         // appendEmptyDirectory(const Directory& dir)
 341         // with Directory(dirname(path), basename(path)).
 342         Deleter& appendEmptyDirectory(const tstring& path);
 343 
 344         // Schedule all file from the given directory for deletion.
 345         Deleter& appendAllFilesInDirectory(const tstring& path);
 346 
 347         // Schedule directory for recursive deletion.
 348         Deleter& appendRecursiveDirectory(const tstring& path);
 349 
 350         void cancel() {
 351             paths.clear();
 352         }
 353 
 354         // Deletes scheduled files and directories. After this function
 355         // is called internal list of scheduled items is emptied.
 356         void execute();
 357 
 358     private:
 359         Paths paths;
 360     };
 361 
 362 
 363     /**
 364      * Helper to write chunks of data into binary file.
 365      * Creates temporary file in the same folder with destination file.
 366      * All subsequent requests to save data chunks are redirected to temporary
 367      * file. finalize() method closes temporary file stream and renames
 368      * temporary file.
 369      * If finalize() method is not called, temporary file is deleted in
 370      * ~FileWriter(), destination file is not touched.
 371      */
 372     class FileWriter {
 373     public:
 374         explicit FileWriter(const tstring& path);
 375 
 376         FileWriter& write(const void* buf, size_t bytes);
 377 
 378         template <class Ctnr>
 379         FileWriter& write(const Ctnr& buf) {
 380             return write(buf.data(),
 381                             buf.size() * sizeof(typename Ctnr::value_type));
 382         }
 383 
 384         void finalize();
 385 
 386     private:
 387         // Not accessible by design!
 388         FileWriter& write(const std::wstring& str);
 389 
 390     private:
 391         tstring tmpFile;
 392         Deleter cleaner;
 393         std::ofstream tmp;
 394         tstring dstPath;
 395     };
 396 } // FileUtils
 397 
 398 #endif // FILEUTILS_H