TSystem Abstract base class defining a generic interface to the underlying Operating System. This is not an ABC in the strict sense of the (C++) word. For every member function their is an implementation (often not more than a call to AbstractMethod() which prints a warning saying that the method should be overridden in a derived class), which allows a simple partial implementation for new OS'es.
RedirectHandle_t(const char* n = 0) | |
RedirectHandle_t(const RedirectHandle_t&) | |
~RedirectHandle_t() | |
RedirectHandle_t& | operator=(const RedirectHandle_t&) |
void | Reset() |
TString | fFile | File where the output was redirected |
Int_t | fReadOffSet | Offset where to start reading the file (used by ShowOutput(...)) |
Int_t | fStdErrDup | Duplicated descriptor for stderr |
TString | fStdErrTty | tty associated with stderr, if any (e.g. from ttyname(...)) |
Int_t | fStdOutDup | Duplicated descriptor for stdout |
TString | fStdOutTty | tty associated with stdout, if any (e.g. from ttyname(...)) |