Variant f_hphpd_client_ctrl(CStrRef name, CStrRef op) {
TRACE(5, "in f_hphpd_client_ctrl()\n");
DebuggerClient *client = NULL;
std::string nameStr = name->toCPPString();
{
DbgCltMap::const_accessor acc;
if (!s_dbgCltMap.find(acc, nameStr)) {
if (op.equal("getstate")) {
return q_DebuggerClient$$STATE_INVALID;
} else {
raise_warning("client %s does not exist", name.data());
return uninit_null();
}
}
client = acc->second;
}
if (op.equal("interrupt")) {
if (client->getClientState() < DebuggerClient::StateReadyForCommand) {
raise_warning("client is not initialized");
return uninit_null();
}
if (client->getClientState() != DebuggerClient::StateBusy) {
raise_warning("client is not in a busy state");
return uninit_null();
}
client->onSignal(SIGINT);
return uninit_null();
} else if (op.equal("getstate")) {
return client->getClientState();
} else if (op.equal("reset")) {
// To handle the case when client is in a bad state, e.g. the grabbing
// request encountered error and did not get chance to destruct or call
// sweep. It will remove the client from the map. Here we'd rather take
// the risk of leaking the client than the risk of chasing dangling
// pointers.
//
// FIXME: it's unclear why it should be possible that we would not
// get a chance to destruct or call sweep.
return s_dbgCltMap.erase(nameStr);
}
raise_warning("unknown op %s", op.data());
return uninit_null();
}
