On Tue, Jan 22, 2008 at 03:03:16PM -0200, Leandro Lucarella <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> > ev::io myw(ev::default_loop);
> >
> > would be fine. My proposal does just that without static initialisation.
>
> What if I want to initialize it with some arguments?
That is not the purpose of the global default loop: If you want special
initialisation, call e.g. ev::default_init ().
the purpose of the default_loop objetc is to provide the default loop,
not to initialise it to something specific. It is for _using_ the default
loop, not for _configuring_ it.
> So you can use it like:
>
> ev::loop loop = ev::default_loop (ev::NOFLAGS);
that would work just as well, although I wouldn't provide that, because
then users mightr expect to actually get a default loop speciified by the
flags, which is not the case. "ev::defaut_loop" makes it clear that you
get whatever is the current default loop.
> But I think it's a little obscure and the only gain is avoid typing "()",
> which will be only necessary once in most cases (because you'll use the
> loop only once in that scope or because you'll store it in a local loop
> variable).
Well, its all a matter of abstraction. I would vastly prefer the variable
form because thats what I would expect, but feel free to overrule me here.
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