SFML/DSFML/import/dsfml/system/lock.d

/*
*	DSFML - SFML Library wrapper for the D programming language.
*	Copyright (C) 2008 Julien Dagorn (sirjulio13@gmail.com)
*	Copyright (C) 2010 Andreas Hollandt
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module dsfml.system.lock;

import dsfml.system.mutex;

/**
*	Encapsulation of an critical section. Unlocking is guaranteed when the Lock goes out of scope, even on exception.
*	
*	Remarks:
*		Lock is a scope class, you need to mark Lock object as scope :
*		
*	-----------------
*	Mutex m = new Mutex;
*	//..
*	{
*		scope Lock l = new Lock(m);
*		// Critical section 
*	} // End of critical (Destructor called and mutex unlocked)
*	//..	
*
*	-----------------
*/
scope class Lock
{
	/**
	*	Construct the lock and lock the mutex
	*/		
	this(Mutex m)
	{
		m_mutex = m;
		m_mutex.lock();
	}
	
	~this()
	{
		m_mutex.unlock();
	}

private:
	Mutex m_mutex;
}