On 09/01/2010 03:30 AM, Stephen Warren wrote: > You'd have something like: > > update_config_get_step_count(?) > update_config_get_step_type(?, step_id) > update_config_get_... > backup_firmware_get_step_count(?) > backup_firmware_get_step_type(?, step_id) > backup_firmware_get_... > ...
Ah, OK, I see now. Sorry, I feel dense.
How about if the ParsedOperationFile told you how many steps (not the
types), and then the callback noted the type?
So, how's this:
ParsedOperationFile *pof = ReadAndParseFile(filename)
int num_steps = num_steps(pof);
int mode = file_type(pof);
if (!mode) {
// figure out modes from not file, like
// dump-config, etc.
}
switch (mode) {
case UPDATE_CONFIG:
update_configuration();
break;
case DUMP_CONFIG:
dump_config()
break;
...
}
BTW, I plan to implement ReadAndParseFile inside the CRemote* class
hierarchy since different levels of it read files differently and it takes a
whole lot of having to do trial-and-error out of code. Currently it's all in
the upper-level libconcord.cpp, which would then just be thin wrapper.
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