sockaddr wrapper More...

#include <inaddr.h>

Public Member Functions
	inaddr (unsigned long host=INADDR_ANY, unsigned short port=0)
	Fill sockaddr structure with host number and port.

	inaddr (const std::string &hostname, unsigned short port)
	Fill sockaddr structure after resolving hostname.

	inaddr (const std::string &hostname, const std::string &service, const std::string &proto=std::string())
	Fill sockaddr structure after resolving host and service names.

	inaddr (const sockaddr &adr)
	Construct from a sockaddr structure.

inaddr &	operator= (const inaddr &rhs)
	Assignment operator.

	operator sockaddr * () const
	convert to a pointer to sockaddr

bool	operator== (const inaddr &other) const
	Equality operator.

bool	operator!= (const inaddr &other) const
	Inequality operator.

	operator const sockaddr & () const
	convert to a reference to sockaddr (const variant)

	operator sockaddr & ()
	convert to a reference to sockaddr (nonconst variant)

unsigned short	port () const
	return port number in host order

void	port (unsigned short p)
	set port number

erc	port (const std::string &service, const std::string &proto=std::string())
	set port number based on well-known service ports

unsigned	host () const
	return host address in host order

void	host (unsigned int h)
	set host address

erc	host (const std::string &hostname)
	Set host address after resolving name.

std::string	hostname () const
	Find hostname from the host address in sockaddr.

const char *	ntoa () const
	return host address in dotted format

bool	is_multicast () const
	check if it's multicast host

Static Public Member Functions
static unsigned	localhost ()
	Return local address in HOST order.

Detailed Description

sockaddr wrapper

This is a wrapper for sockaddr structure, providing functions that go between host and network order.

All parameters and returned values are in host order.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ inaddr() [1/2]

mlib::inaddr::inaddr	(	unsigned long	host = `INADDR_ANY`,
		unsigned short	port = `0`
	)

Fill sockaddr structure with host number and port.

Parameters are in HOST order

◆ inaddr() [2/2]

mlib::inaddr::inaddr	(	const std::string &	hostname,
		const std::string &	service,
		const std::string &	proto = `std::string ()`
	)

Fill sockaddr structure after resolving host and service names.

Parameters

hostname	host name or IP address
service	well-known service or port number
proto	service protocol

Member Function Documentation

◆ port()

erc mlib::inaddr::port	(	const std::string &	service,
		const std::string &	proto = `std::string ()`
	)

set port number based on well-known service ports

Parameters

service	service name
proto	protocol name

The name parameter can be either one of the well-known service names or a numeric port value. If it is a numeric value, the function converts it to a port number using the strtoul function.

The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

include/mlib/inaddr.h
src/inaddr.cpp