I/O Channel Classes |
Classes that perform general I/O
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![]() | Abstract class defining I/O channel semantics. |
![]() | This is a channel that operates indirectly through another channel(s). |
![]() | This class defines an I/O channel that communicates via a console |
![]() | A channel that uses a operating system pipe between the current process and a sub-process. |
![]() | This class defines an I/O channel that communicates via a serial port. |
![]() | This class represents a disk file. |
![]() | A class representing a a structured file that is portable accross CPU architectures. |
![]() | A class representing a a structured file that is portable accross CPU architectures (as in the XDR protocol). |
![]() | Base string type for a file path. |
![]() | This class describes a full description for a file on the particular platform. |
![]() | Class containing the system information on a file path. |
![]() | Class to represent a directory in the operating system file system. |
![]() | This class registers a colour conversion class. |
![]() | This class defines a means to convert an image from one colour format to another. |
![]() | Declare a colour converter class with Convert() function. |
![]() | Declare a colour converter class with Convert() function. |
![]() | Define synonym colour format converter. |
![]() | Define synonym colour format registration. |
![]() | Define synonym colour format. |
Classes that perform general I/O
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