Re: introducing abstract types to mc

[Roland Illig <roland illig gmx de>]

I forgot to include the new file fileopctx-impl.h to the patch. So here 
it is ...

Roland

#ifndef MC_FILEOPCTX_IMPL_H
#define MC_FILEOPCTX_IMPL_H

#include "fileoptctx.h"
#include "eregex.h"

typedef struct FileOpContext {
	/* Operation type (copy, move, delete) */
	FileOperation operation;

	/* The estimated time of arrival in seconds */
	double eta_secs;

	/* Transferred bytes per second */
	long bps;

	/* Transferred seconds */
	long bps_time;

	/* Whether the panel total has been computed */
	int progress_totals_computed;

	/* Counters for progress indicators */
	off_t progress_count;
	double progress_bytes;

	/* The value of the "preserve Attributes" checkbox in the copy file dialog.
	 * We can't use the value of "ctx->preserve" because it can change in order
	 * to preserve file attributs when moving files across filesystem boundaries
	 * (we want to keep the value of the checkbox between copy operations).
	 */
	int op_preserve;

	/* Result from the recursive query */
	int recursive_result;

	/* Whether to do a reget */
	int do_reget;

	/* Controls appending to files */
	int do_append;

	/* Whether to stat or lstat */
	int follow_links;

	/* Pointer to the stat function we will use */
	mc_stat_fn stat_func;

	/* Whether to recompute symlinks */
	int stable_symlinks;

	/* Preserve the original files' owner, group, permissions, and
	 * timestamps (owner, group only as root).
	 */
	int preserve;

	/* If running as root, preserve the original uid/gid (we don't want to
	 * try chown for non root) preserve_uidgid = preserve && uid == 0
	 */
	int preserve_uidgid;

	/* The bits to preserve in created files' modes on file copy */
	int umask_kill;

	/* The mask of files to actually operate on */
	char *dest_mask;

	/* Regex for the file mask */
	struct re_pattern_buffer rx;
	struct re_registers regs;

	/* Whether to dive into subdirectories for recursive operations */
	int dive_into_subdirs;

	/* When moving directories cross filesystem boundaries delete the
	 * successfully copied files when all files below the directory and its
	 * subdirectories were processed.
	 *
	 * If erase_at_end is zero files will be deleted immediately after their
	 * successful copy (Note: this behavior is not tested and at the moment
	 * it can't be changed at runtime).
	 */
	int erase_at_end;

	/* PID of the child for background operations */
	pid_t pid;

	/* User interface data goes here */

	void *ui;
} FileOpContext;

#endif