Re: [boost] Re: sockets Interface for address class

From: Iain.Hanson_at_[hidden]
Date: 2002-02-28 10:37:15

Author:  davlet.panech (davlet_panech_at_[hidden]) at unix,mime
Date:    27/02/02 20:23

     
     
  >// Dotted-decimal IP addres + port:
  >//  111.222.333.123:80   or
  >//  111.222.333.123 <-- assume ANY port 
  >inet_address( const char *full_addr ); 
  >inet_address( const std::string &full_addr 
  >);
     
  >inet_address( const std::string &ip_addr, port_type port ); 
  >inet_address( const native_type & );
  
  I was thinking about this form of construction last night. It 
  simply means not having the default value on port_type Port.
  
  This is also the way ACE does things, so unless anyone has 
  arguments against this I'll change my construtors to parse for 
  :port on const char * and remove the default Port = any_port.
  
  they will then look like:
  
  
  // the following four need marshalling 
  // address is in the form "10.0.0.1"
  address ( const char * Address , port_type Port  );
  
  // parse an address in the form "10.0.0.1:12345"
  address ( const char * Address );
  
  
  explicit address ( const std::string & Address , port_type Port );
  
  // parse an address in the form "10.0.0.1:12345"
  explicit address ( const std::string );
  
  
  /ikh

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