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Disk ARchive 2.8.1
Full featured and portable backup and archiving tool
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the etage structure keep trace of directory contents More...
#include <etage.hpp>
Collaboration diagram for libdar::etage:Public Member Functions | |
| etage (user_interaction &ui, const char *dirname, const datetime &x_last_acc, const datetime &x_last_mod, bool cache_directory_tagging, bool furtive_read_mode) | |
| etage (const etage &ref)=default | |
| etage (etage &&ref)=default | |
| etage & | operator= (const etage &ref)=default |
| etage & | operator= (etage &&ref) noexcept=default |
| bool | read (std::string &ref, inode_type &tp) |
| bool | is_empty () const |
| datetime | get_last_mod () const |
| datetime | get_last_acc () const |
Private Attributes | |
| std::deque< cell > | fichier |
| holds the list of entry in the directory More... | |
| datetime | last_mod |
| the last_lod of the directory itself More... | |
| datetime | last_acc |
| the last_acc of the directory itself More... | |
the etage structure keep trace of directory contents
it relies on the [fd]opendir() system call family that cannot be used recursively. Thus each etage structure is used to cache the contents of a directory, and can then be stored beside other etage structures corresponding to subdirectories
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