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// Copyright (c) 2016 com-rs developers
//
// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0
// <LICENSE-APACHE or http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0> or the MIT
// license <LICENSE-MIT or http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT>, at your
// option. All files in the project carrying such notice may not be copied,
// modified, or distributed except according to those terms.
use mem;
use Deref;
use c_void;
use ptr;
use ;
/**
Wrapper type for COM interface pointers.
# Usage
## Passing COM pointers to/from FFI methods
`ComPtr<T>` has the following methods for accessing the underlying pointer:
* `as_ptr` returns the raw pointer `*const T`
* `as_mut_ptr` returns a mutable reference to the raw pointer `&mut *mut T`
The `AsComPtr` trait defines which pointer types can be returned by these
methods. These methods should be used carefully to ensure the returned pointers
do not outlive the `ComPtr` object.
```
extern crate com_rs;
use com_rs::*;
fn create_iunknown_object(p: *mut *mut IUnknown) { }
fn use_iunknown_object(p: *const IUnknown) { }
fn main() {
let mut unknown: ComPtr<IUnknown> = ComPtr::new();
create_iunknown_object(unknown.as_mut_ptr());
use_iunknown_object(unknown.as_ptr());
}
```
## Reference Counting
`ComPtr` implements the `Clone` and `Drop` traits, which call the
`IUnknown::add_ref` and `IUnknown::release` methods respectively to handle the
internal reference counting.
## Accessing COM interface methods
`ComPtr<T>` coerces into `T` using the `Deref` trait, allowing interface methods
to be called directly. However, dereferencing a `ComPtr` containing a null
pointer in this way results in a panic. All method calls should be guarded with
`is_null` checks to prevent this.
```
# use com_rs::*;
# fn create_iunknown_object(p: *mut *mut IUnknown) { }
let mut ptr: ComPtr<IUnknown> = ComPtr::new();
create_iunknown_object(ptr.as_mut_ptr());
if !ptr.is_null() {
// This is just for demonstration, don't call these directly
unsafe { ptr.add_ref() };
unsafe { ptr.release() };
}
```
## Conversion using `From`
`ComPtr<T>` also implements the `From` trait for conversion between different
COM interfaces. This is a wrapper around the `IUnknown::query_interface` method
which automatically uses the IID of the target type.
```
# use com_rs::*;
# fn create_iunknown_object(p: *mut *mut IUnknown) { }
# type IFoobar = IUnknown;
let mut unknown: ComPtr<IUnknown> = ComPtr::new();
create_iunknown_object(unknown.as_mut_ptr());
let other: ComPtr<IFoobar> = ComPtr::from(&unknown);
```
This will try to query the `IFoobar` interface on the unknown object. If the
interface is unavailable (or `unknown` is null), the returned object will be
null.
*/
/// Helper trait for `ComPtr`. Implemented automatically by the
/// `com_interface!` macro.
pub unsafe
/// Helper trait for `ComPtr`. Defines which types of raw pointer can be
/// returned by `as_ptr`/`as_mut_ptr`.
pub unsafe
/// All types can be cast into `c_void` pointers.
unsafe