as_listener.h

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#pragma once
 
#include <aerospike/as_error.h>
#include <aerospike/as_event.h>
#include <aerospike/as_record.h>
 
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
 
/**
 * User callback when an asynchronous write completes.
 *
 * @param err           This error structure is only populated when the command fails. Null on success.
 * @param udata         User data that is forwarded from asynchronous command function.
 * @param event_loop    Event loop that this command was executed on.  Use this event loop when running
 *                      nested asynchronous commands when single threaded behavior is desired for the
 *                      group of commands.
 */
typedef void (*as_async_write_listener) (as_error* err, void* udata, as_event_loop* event_loop);
    
/**
 * User callback when an asynchronous read completes with a record result.
 *
 * @param err           This error structure is only populated when the command fails. Null on success.
 * @param record        The return value from the asynchronous command.  Null on error.
 * @param udata         User data that is forwarded from asynchronous command function.
 * @param event_loop    Event loop that this command was executed on.  Use this event loop when running
 *                      nested asynchronous commands when single threaded behavior is desired for the
 *                      group of commands.
 */
typedef void (*as_async_record_listener) (as_error* err, as_record* record, void* udata, as_event_loop* event_loop);
 
/**
 * User callback when asynchronous read completes with an as_val result.
 *
 * @param err           This error structure is only populated when the command fails. Null on success.
 * @param val           The return value from the asynchronous command. This value will need to be cast
 *                      to the structure that corresponds to the asynchronous command.  Null on error.
 * @param udata         User data that is forwarded from asynchronous command function.
 * @param event_loop    Event loop that this command was executed on.  Use this event loop when running
 *                      nested asynchronous commands when single threaded behavior is desired for the
 *                      group of commands.
 */
typedef void (*as_async_value_listener) (as_error* err, as_val* val, void* udata, as_event_loop* event_loop);
 
/**
 * User callback when pipelined command has been sent, i.e., when the connection is ready for sending
 * the next command.
 *
 * @param udata         User data that is forwarded from asynchronous command function.
 * @param event_loop    Event loop that this command was executed on.  Use this event loop when running
 *                      nested asynchronous commands when single threaded behavior is desired for the
 *                      group of commands.
 */
typedef void (*as_pipe_listener) (void* udata, as_event_loop* event_loop);
 
/**
 * User callback when asynchronous info command completes with a string result.
 *
 * @param err           This error structure is only populated when the command fails. Null on success.
 * @param response      The return string from the asynchronous info command. Null on error. 
 *                      Do not free when finished.  This will be done automatically.
 * @param udata         User data that is forwarded from asynchronous command function.
 * @param event_loop    Event loop that this command was executed on.  Use this event loop when running
 *                      nested asynchronous commands when single threaded behavior is desired for the
 *                      group of commands.
 */
typedef void (*as_async_info_listener) (as_error* err, char* response, void* udata, as_event_loop* event_loop);
 
#ifdef __cplusplus
} // end extern "C"
#endif