El c ++ 11 ScopeGuard más simple y limpio
Estoy intentando escribir un sencilloScopeGuard basado en conceptos de Alexandrescu pero con c ++ 11 modismos.
<code>namespace RAII
{
template< typename Lambda >
class ScopeGuard
{
mutable bool committed;
Lambda rollbackLambda;
public:
ScopeGuard( const Lambda& _l) : committed(false) , rollbackLambda(_l) {}
template< typename AdquireLambda >
ScopeGuard( const AdquireLambda& _al , const Lambda& _l) : committed(false) , rollbackLambda(_l)
{
_al();
}
~ScopeGuard()
{
if (!committed)
rollbackLambda();
}
inline void commit() const { committed = true; }
};
template< typename aLambda , typename rLambda>
const ScopeGuard< rLambda >& makeScopeGuard( const aLambda& _a , const rLambda& _r)
{
return ScopeGuard< rLambda >( _a , _r );
}
template<typename rLambda>
const ScopeGuard< rLambda >& makeScopeGuard(const rLambda& _r)
{
return ScopeGuard< rLambda >(_r );
}
}
</code>Aquí está el uso:
<code>void SomeFuncThatShouldBehaveAtomicallyInCaseOfExceptions()
{
std::vector<int> myVec;
std::vector<int> someOtherVec;
myVec.push_back(5);
//first constructor, adquire happens elsewhere
const auto& a = RAII::makeScopeGuard( [&]() { myVec.pop_back(); } );
//sintactically neater, since everything happens in a single line
const auto& b = RAII::makeScopeGuard( [&]() { someOtherVec.push_back(42); }
, [&]() { someOtherVec.pop_back(); } );
b.commit();
a.commit();
}
</code>Como mi versión es mucho más corta que la mayoría de los ejemplos (como Boost ScopeExit) me pregunto qué especialidades me quedo fuera. Con suerte estoy en un escenario 80/20 aquí (donde obtuve el 80 por ciento de pulcritud con el 20 por ciento de líneas de código), pero no pude evitar preguntarme si me estoy perdiendo algo importante o si hay algún defecto. mención de esta versión del lenguaje ScopeGuard
¡Gracias!
Editar Noté un problema muy importante con makeScopeGuard que toma adquire lambda en el constructor. Si el adquiere lambda se lanza, entonces el lanzamiento de lambda nunca se llama, porque la protección del alcance nunca se construyó completamente. En muchos casos, este es el comportamiento deseado, pero creo que a veces también se desea una versión que invoque la reversión si ocurre un lanzamiento:
<code>//WARNING: only safe if adquire lambda does not throw, otherwise release lambda is never invoked, because the scope guard never finished initialistion..
template< typename aLambda , typename rLambda>
ScopeGuard< rLambda > // return by value is the preferred C++11 way.
makeScopeGuardThatDoesNOTRollbackIfAdquireThrows( aLambda&& _a , rLambda&& _r) // again perfect forwarding
{
return ScopeGuard< rLambda >( std::forward<aLambda>(_a) , std::forward<rLambda>(_r )); // *** no longer UB, because we're returning by value
}
template< typename aLambda , typename rLambda>
ScopeGuard< rLambda > // return by value is the preferred C++11 way.
makeScopeGuardThatDoesRollbackIfAdquireThrows( aLambda&& _a , rLambda&& _r) // again perfect forwarding
{
auto scope = ScopeGuard< rLambda >(std::forward<rLambda>(_r )); // *** no longer UB, because we're returning by value
_a();
return scope;
}
</code>así que para completar, quiero poner aquí el código completo, incluidas las pruebas:
<code>#include <vector>
namespace RAII
{
template< typename Lambda >
class ScopeGuard
{
bool committed;
Lambda rollbackLambda;
public:
ScopeGuard( const Lambda& _l) : committed(false) , rollbackLambda(_l) {}
ScopeGuard( const ScopeGuard& _sc) : committed(false) , rollbackLambda(_sc.rollbackLambda)
{
if (_sc.committed)
committed = true;
else
_sc.commit();
}
ScopeGuard( ScopeGuard&& _sc) : committed(false) , rollbackLambda(_sc.rollbackLambda)
{
if (_sc.committed)
committed = true;
else
_sc.commit();
}
//WARNING: only safe if adquire lambda does not throw, otherwise release lambda is never invoked, because the scope guard never finished initialistion..
template< typename AdquireLambda >
ScopeGuard( const AdquireLambda& _al , const Lambda& _l) : committed(false) , rollbackLambda(_l)
{
std::forward<AdquireLambda>(_al)();
}
//WARNING: only safe if adquire lambda does not throw, otherwise release lambda is never invoked, because the scope guard never finished initialistion..
template< typename AdquireLambda, typename L >
ScopeGuard( AdquireLambda&& _al , L&& _l) : committed(false) , rollbackLambda(std::forward<L>(_l))
{
std::forward<AdquireLambda>(_al)(); // just in case the functor has &&-qualified operator()
}
~ScopeGuard()
{
if (!committed)
rollbackLambda();
}
inline void commit() { committed = true; }
};
//WARNING: only safe if adquire lambda does not throw, otherwise release lambda is never invoked, because the scope guard never finished initialistion..
template< typename aLambda , typename rLambda>
ScopeGuard< rLambda > // return by value is the preferred C++11 way.
makeScopeGuardThatDoesNOTRollbackIfAdquireThrows( aLambda&& _a , rLambda&& _r) // again perfect forwarding
{
return ScopeGuard< rLambda >( std::forward<aLambda>(_a) , std::forward<rLambda>(_r )); // *** no longer UB, because we're returning by value
}
template< typename aLambda , typename rLambda>
ScopeGuard< rLambda > // return by value is the preferred C++11 way.
makeScopeGuardThatDoesRollbackIfAdquireThrows( aLambda&& _a , rLambda&& _r) // again perfect forwarding
{
auto scope = ScopeGuard< rLambda >(std::forward<rLambda>(_r )); // *** no longer UB, because we're returning by value
_a();
return scope;
}
template<typename rLambda>
ScopeGuard< rLambda > makeScopeGuard(rLambda&& _r)
{
return ScopeGuard< rLambda >( std::forward<rLambda>(_r ));
}
namespace basic_usage
{
struct Test
{
std::vector<int> myVec;
std::vector<int> someOtherVec;
bool shouldThrow;
void run()
{
shouldThrow = true;
try
{
SomeFuncThatShouldBehaveAtomicallyInCaseOfExceptionsUsingScopeGuardsThatDoesNOTRollbackIfAdquireThrows();
} catch (...)
{
AssertMsg( myVec.size() == 0 && someOtherVec.size() == 0 , "rollback did not work");
}
shouldThrow = false;
SomeFuncThatShouldBehaveAtomicallyInCaseOfExceptionsUsingScopeGuardsThatDoesNOTRollbackIfAdquireThrows();
AssertMsg( myVec.size() == 1 && someOtherVec.size() == 1 , "unexpected end state");
shouldThrow = true;
myVec.clear(); someOtherVec.clear();
try
{
SomeFuncThatShouldBehaveAtomicallyInCaseOfExceptionsUsingScopeGuardsThatDoesRollbackIfAdquireThrows();
} catch (...)
{
AssertMsg( myVec.size() == 0 && someOtherVec.size() == 0 , "rollback did not work");
}
}
void SomeFuncThatShouldBehaveAtomicallyInCaseOfExceptionsUsingScopeGuardsThatDoesNOTRollbackIfAdquireThrows() //throw()
{
myVec.push_back(42);
auto a = RAII::makeScopeGuard( [&]() { HAssertMsg( myVec.size() > 0 , "attempt to call pop_back() in empty myVec"); myVec.pop_back(); } );
auto b = RAII::makeScopeGuardThatDoesNOTRollbackIfAdquireThrows( [&]() { someOtherVec.push_back(42); }
, [&]() { HAssertMsg( myVec.size() > 0 , "attempt to call pop_back() in empty someOtherVec"); someOtherVec.pop_back(); } );
if (shouldThrow) throw 1;
b.commit();
a.commit();
}
void SomeFuncThatShouldBehaveAtomicallyInCaseOfExceptionsUsingScopeGuardsThatDoesRollbackIfAdquireThrows() //throw()
{
myVec.push_back(42);
auto a = RAII::makeScopeGuard( [&]() { HAssertMsg( myVec.size() > 0 , "attempt to call pop_back() in empty myVec"); myVec.pop_back(); } );
auto b = RAII::makeScopeGuardThatDoesRollbackIfAdquireThrows( [&]() { someOtherVec.push_back(42); if (shouldThrow) throw 1; }
, [&]() { HAssertMsg( myVec.size() > 0 , "attempt to call pop_back() in empty someOtherVec"); someOtherVec.pop_back(); } );
b.commit();
a.commit();
}
};
}
}
</code>