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;; This file is autoloaded
(select-module gauche.net)

;;
;; Connection protocol
;;
;; <connection> class is built-in.
;; It defines a generic interface of a connection capable of
;; bidirectional communication to another entity.
;;
;; The data communication is abstracted as a pair of input and
;; output ports.  They can be accessed by connection-input-port
;; and connection-output-port.
;;
;; A connected connection has two endpoints; self and peer.  Each
;; endpoint has an address.  We don't have any assumption on address,
;; except that it must respond to connection-address-name method.
;; For sockets, addresses are subclass of <sockaddr>.
;; If the connection allows unconnected state, the endpoint
;; addresses can be #f.
;;
;; Two methods to finish up the connection; connection-shutdown
;; breaks the connection to the peer---you can shutdown just one
;; of reading or writing channel, or both.  The connection-close
;; method destroys the resources in our side.  Note that close doesn't
;; imply shutdown---if you fork the process after establishing the
;; connection, you might want to close the endpoint in one process
;; but still want co keep communication from another process.
;;
;; We don't provide a generic interface of establishing connections;
;; that would vary greatly depending on the actual underlying mechanism,
;; and must be handled with such knowledge.  Connection interface
;; is useful for generic code that deals with established connections.


(define-method connection-self-address ((s <socket>))
  (socket-getsockname s))
(define-method connection-peer-address ((s <socket>))
  (socket-getpeername s))
(define-method connection-input-port ((s <socket>))
  (socket-input-port s))
(define-method connection-output-port ((s <socket>))
  (socket-output-port s))
(define-method connection-shutdown ((s <socket>) how)
  (socket-shutdown s (ecase how
                       [(read)  SHUT_RD]
                       [(write) SHUT_WR]
                       [(both)  SHUT_RDWR])))
;; for the convenience
(define-method connection-shutdown ((c <connection>))
  (connection-shutdown c 'both))

(define-method connection-close ((s <socket>))
  (socket-close s))

(define-method connection-address-name ((a <sockaddr>))
  (sockaddr-name a))
(define-method connection-address-name ((a <top>))
  (write-to-string a display))
