the class ea_attributs manages the set of EA that can be associated to an inode More...

#include <ea.hpp>

Collaboration diagram for libdar::ea_attributs:

Public Member Functions
	ea_attributs (generic_file &f, const archive_version &edit)

	ea_attributs (const ea_attributs &ref)

	ea_attributs (ea_attributs &&ref) noexcept

ea_attributs &	operator= (const ea_attributs &ref)

ea_attributs &	operator= (ea_attributs &&ref) noexcept

bool	operator== (const ea_attributs &ref) const

void	dump (generic_file &f) const

void	add (const std::string &key, const std::string &value)

void	reset_read () const

bool	read (std::string &key, std::string &value) const

infinint	size () const

void	clear ()

bool	find (const std::string &key, std::string &found_value) const

bool	diff (const ea_attributs &other, const mask &filter) const

infinint	space_used () const

ea_attributs	operator+ (const ea_attributs &arg) const
	addition operator. More...

Private Attributes
std::map< std::string, std::string >	attr

std::map< std::string, std::string >::const_iterator	alire

Detailed Description

the class ea_attributs manages the set of EA that can be associated to an inode

Definition at line 48 of file ea.hpp.

Member Function Documentation

ea_attributs libdar::ea_attributs::operator+ ( const ea_attributs & arg ) const

addition operator.

Parameters

[in] arg ea_attributs to add to self

Returns: a ea_attributs object containing all EA of the current object enriched and possibly overwritten by those of "arg".

Note: this operator is not reflexive (or symetrical if you prefer) unlike it is in arithmetic. Here instead "a + b" is possibly not equal to "b + a"

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