// Copyright (c) 2009 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved. // Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be // found in the LICENSE file. #ifndef CHROMEOS_PLATFORM_UPDATE_ENGINE_FILESYSTEM_ITERATOR_H__ #define CHROMEOS_PLATFORM_UPDATE_ENGINE_FILESYSTEM_ITERATOR_H__ // This class is used to walk a filesystem. It will iterate over every file // on the same device as the file passed in the ctor. Directories will be // visited before their children. Children will be visited in no particular // order. // The iterator is a forward iterator. It's not random access nor can it be // decremented. // Note: If the iterator comes across a mount point where another filesystem // is mounted, that mount point will be present, but none of its children // will be. Technically the mount point is on the other filesystem (and // the Stat() call will verify that), but we return it anyway since: // 1. Such a folder must exist in the first filesystem if it got used // as a mount point. // 2. You probably want to copy if it you're using the iterator to do a // filesystem copy // 3. If you don't want that, you can just check Stat().st_dev and skip // foreign filesystems manually. #include #include #include #include #include #include #include namespace chromeos_update_engine { class FilesystemIterator { public: FilesystemIterator(const std::string& path, const std::set& excl_prefixes); ~FilesystemIterator(); // Returns stat struct for the current file. struct stat GetStat() const { return stbuf_; } // Returns full path for current file. std::string GetFullPath() const; // Returns the path that's part of the iterator. For example, if // the object were constructed by passing in "/foo/bar" and Path() // returns "/foo/bar/baz/bat.txt", IterPath would return // "/baz/bat.txt". When this object is on root (ie, the very first // path), IterPath will return "", otherwise the first character of // IterPath will be "/". std::string GetPartialPath() const; // Returns name for current file. std::string GetBasename() const { return names_.back(); } // Increments to the next file. void Increment(); // If we're at the end. If at the end, do not call Stat(), Path(), etc., // since this iterator currently isn't pointing to any file at all. bool IsEnd() const { return is_end_; } // Returns true if the iterator is in an error state. bool IsErr() const { return is_err_; } private: // Helper for Increment. void IncrementInternal(); // Returns true if path exists and it's a directory. bool DirectoryExists(const std::string& path); // In general (i.e., not midway through a call to Increment()), there is a // relationship between dirs_ and names_: dirs[i] == names_[i - 1]. // For example, say we are asked to iterate "/usr/local" and we're currently // at /usr/local/share/dict/words. dirs_ contains DIR* variables for the // dirs at: {"/usr/local", ".../share", ".../dict"} and names_ contains: // {"share", "dict", "words"}. root_path_ contains "/usr/local". // root_dev_ would be the dev for root_path_ // (and /usr/local/share/dict/words). stbuf_ would be the stbuf for // /usr/local/share/dict/words. // All opened directories. If this is empty, we're currently on the root, // but not descended into the root. // This will always contain the current directory and all it's ancestors // in root-to-leaf order. For more details, see comment above. std::vector dirs_; // The list of all filenames for the current path that we've descended into. std::vector names_; // The device of the root path we've been asked to iterate. dev_t root_dev_; // The root path we've been asked to iteratate. std::string root_path_; // Exclude items w/ this prefix. std::set excl_prefixes_; // The struct stat of the current file we're at. struct stat stbuf_; // Generally false; set to true when we reach the end of files to iterate // or error occurs. bool is_end_; // Generally false; set to true if an error occurrs. bool is_err_; }; } // namespace chromeos_update_engine #endif // CHROMEOS_PLATFORM_UPDATE_ENGINE_FILESYSTEM_ITERATOR_H__