vlc/include/vlc_stream_extractor.h

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/*****************************************************************************
* vlc_stream_extractor.h
*****************************************************************************
* Copyright (C) 2016 VLC authors and VideoLAN
*
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*
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*****************************************************************************/
#ifndef VLC_STREAM_EXTRACTOR_H
#define VLC_STREAM_EXTRACTOR_H
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
/**
* \defgroup stream_extractor Stream Extractor
* \ingroup input
*
* If a stream can be viewed as a directory, such as when opening a
* compressed archive, a \em stream-extractor is used to get access to
* the entities inside said stream.
*
* A \em stream-extractor can do one of two things;
*
* - lists the logical entries within a stream:
* - type = \ref stream_directory_t
* - capability = "stream_directory"
*
* - extract data associated with one specific entry within a stream:
* - type = \ref stream_extractor_t
* - capability = "stream_extractor"
*
* @{
*
**/
typedef struct stream_extractor_t {
struct vlc_object_t obj;
/**
* \name Callbacks for entity extraction
*
* The following members shall be populated as specified by the
* documentation associated with \ref stream_t for the equivalent name.
*
* @{
**/
ssize_t (*pf_read)(struct stream_extractor_t*, void* buf, size_t len);
block_t* (*pf_block)(struct stream_extractor_t*, bool* eof);
int (*pf_seek)(struct stream_extractor_t*, uint64_t);
int (*pf_control)(struct stream_extractor_t*, int request, va_list args);
/** @} */
char ** volumes;
size_t volumes_count;
char const* identifier; /**< the name of the entity to be extracted */
stream_t* source; /**< the source stream to be consumed */
void* p_sys; /**< private opaque handle to be used by the module */
} stream_extractor_t;
typedef struct stream_directory_t {
struct vlc_object_t obj;
/**
* \name Callbacks for stream directories
*
* The following members shall be populated as specified by the
* documentation associated with \ref stream_t for the equivalent name.
*
* @{
**/
int (*pf_readdir)(struct stream_directory_t*, input_item_node_t* );
/** @} */
char ** volumes;
size_t volumes_count;
stream_t* source; /**< the source stream to be consumed */
void* p_sys; /**< private opaque handle to be used by the module */
} stream_directory_t;
/**
* Create a stream for the data referred to by a \ref mrl
*
* This function will create a \ref stream that reads from the specified \ref
* mrl, potentially making use of \ref stream_extractor%s to access named
* entities within the data read from the original source.
*
* - See the \ref mrl specification for further information.
* - The returned resource shall be deleted through \ref vlc_stream_Delete.
*
* \warning This function is only to be used when \ref mrl functionality is
* explicitly needed. \ref vlc_stream_NewURL shall be used where
* applicable.
*
* \param obj the owner of the requested stream
* \param mrl the mrl for which the stream_t should be created
* \return `NULL` on error, a pointer to \ref stream_t on success.
**/
VLC_API stream_t * vlc_stream_NewMRL(vlc_object_t *obj, const char *mrl)
VLC_USED;
#define vlc_stream_NewMRL(a, b) vlc_stream_NewMRL(VLC_OBJECT(a), b)
/**
* Create a relative MRL for the associated entity
*
* This function shall be used by stream_directory_t's in order to
* generate an MRL that refers to an entity within the stream. Normally
* this function will only be invoked within `pf_readdir` in order to
* get the virtual path of the listed items.
*
* \warning The returned value is to be freed by the caller
*
* \param extractor the stream_directory_t for which the entity belongs
* \param subentry the name of the entity in question
* \param volumes media additional volumes MRLs
* \param volumes_count number of additional volumes
*
* \return a pointer to the resulting MRL on success, NULL on failure
**/
VLC_API char* vlc_stream_extractor_CreateMRL( stream_directory_t *extractor,
char const* subentry,
char const **volumes, size_t volumes_count );
/**
* \name Attach a stream-extractor to the passed stream
*
* These functions are used to attach a stream extractor to an already existing
* stream. As hinted by their names, \ref vlc_stream_extractor_Attach will
* attach an \em entity-extractor, whereas \ref vlc_stream_directory_Attach
* will attach a \em stream-directory.
*
* \param[out] stream a pointer-to-pointer to stream, `*stream` will
* refer to the attached stream on success, and left
* untouched on failure.
* \param identifier (if present) NULL or a c-style string referring to the
* desired entity
* \param module_name NULL or an explicit stream-extractor module name
* \param volumes media additional volumes MRLs
* \param volumes_count number of additional volumes
*
* \return VLC_SUCCESS if a stream-extractor was successfully
* attached, an error-code on failure.
*
* @{
**/
VLC_API int vlc_stream_extractor_Attach( stream_t** source,
char const* identifier,
char const* module_name,
const char **volumes, size_t volumes_count );
VLC_API int vlc_stream_directory_Attach( stream_t** source,
char const* module_name,
const char **volumes, size_t volumes_count );
/**
* @}
*/
/**
* @}
*/
#ifdef __cplusplus
} /* extern "C" */
#endif
#endif /* include-guard */