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/*++
Copyright (c) 1991 Microsoft Corporation
Module Name:
SUB_STRING
Abstract:
This module contains the definition of the SUB_STRING class.
Author:
Steve Rowe (stever)
Environment:
ULIB, User Mode
Notes:
A substring is a subsequence of characters taken from a "base"
string. Substrings are useful in those cases in which we want
to operate on "chunks" of a given string (e.g. parsing), without
having to create separate strings for each one.
One must be careful when using substrings, though. Since
substrings depend on a base string, the base string must exist
during the life span of all its substrings. In other words,
the base string must not be deleted before having deleted all
the substrings obtained from it.
Note that GENERIC_STRINGs have no substring support. It is up to
the derived string classes to provide it.
Since substrings are just "windows" into a base string, any
modification of a substring will be reflected in the base
string (hence in all other substrings). This is why we have
two classes of substrings:
SUB_STRING allows only read operations. Note however that
one can modify the base string directly.
DYNAMIC_SUB_STRING is derived from the above, and it allows
write operations. Needless to say, you should
not use this class unless you're sure of what
you are doing.
Substring objects cannot be created and initialized directly by the
user, they must be obtained thru a base string class with substring
support.
Substrings pertaining to the same base string are chained together
in a doubly-linked queue. Since substrings have no knowledge of the
internals of their base string, the chain has a dummy element as its
head. In order to provide substring support, the base string must
follow these steps:
1.- Before spawning any substring, the substring chain head must
be created and initialized using the InitializeChainHead() method.
Note that this substring is a dummy one, beknown only to the base
string.
2.- Whenever spawning a new substring, it must be linked to the chain
using the InitializeChainNode() method. Any substring already in
the chain may be use as argument, but the obvious choice is the
chain head.
3.- Each time that the size of the string changes, the Update() of the
chain head must be invoked.
4.- Before destroying a base string, you have to make sure that all its
substrings have gone away. This means that the chain head must be
the only element of the chain. Use the HasLinks() method to
verify this.
5.- Don't forget to destroy the chain head before destorying the base
string.
--*/
//
// This class is no longer supported
//
#include "wstring.hxx"
#define _SUB_STRING_
#if !defined (_SUB_STRING_)
#define _SUB_STRING_
#include "string.hxx"
DECLARE_CLASS( SUB_STRING );
class SUB_STRING : public GENERIC_STRING {
friend SUB_STRING;
public:
DECLARE_CONSTRUCTOR( SUB_STRING );
DECLARE_CAST_MEMBER_FUNCTION( SUB_STRING );
VIRTUAL
~SUB_STRING (
);
NONVIRTUAL
BOOLEAN
HasLinks (
);
NONVIRTUAL
BOOLEAN
InitializeChainHead (
IN PGENERIC_STRING BaseString
);
NONVIRTUAL
BOOLEAN
InitializeChainNode (
IN OUT PSUB_STRING SubString,
IN CHNUM Position,
IN CHNUM Length
);
VIRTUAL
PBYTE
GetInternalBuffer (
IN CHNUM Position DEFAULT 0
) CONST;
VIRTUAL
BOOLEAN
IsChAt (
IN WCHAR Char,
IN CHNUM Position DEFAULT 0
) CONST;
VIRTUAL
BOOLEAN
MakeNumber (
OUT PLONG Number,
IN CHNUM Position DEFAULT 0,
IN CHNUM Length DEFAULT TO_END
) CONST;
VIRTUAL
ULONG
QueryByteCount (
IN CHNUM Position DEFAULT 0,
IN CHNUM Length DEFAULT TO_END
) CONST;
VIRTUAL
WCHAR
QueryChAt(
IN CHNUM Position DEFAULT 0
) CONST;
VIRTUAL
CHNUM
QueryChCount (
) CONST;
VIRTUAL
PGENERIC_STRING
QueryGenericString (
IN CHNUM Position DEFAULT 0,
IN CHNUM Length DEFAULT TO_END
) CONST;
VIRTUAL
PSTR
QuerySTR(
IN CHNUM Position DEFAULT 0,
IN CHNUM Length DEFAULT TO_END,
IN OUT PSTR Buffer DEFAULT NULL,
IN ULONG BufferSize DEFAULT 0
) CONST;
VIRTUAL
PSUB_STRING
QuerySubString (
IN CHNUM Position DEFAULT 0,
IN CHNUM Length DEFAULT TO_END,
OUT PSUB_STRING SubString DEFAULT NULL
);
VIRTUAL
PWSTR
QueryWSTR (
IN CHNUM Position DEFAULT 0,
IN CHNUM Length DEFAULT TO_END,
IN OUT PWSTR Buffer DEFAULT NULL,
IN ULONG BufferSize DEFAULT 0,
IN BOOLEAN ForceNull DEFAULT TRUE
) CONST;
VIRTUAL
BOOLEAN
Replace (
IN PCGENERIC_STRING String2,
IN CHNUM Position DEFAULT 0,
IN CHNUM Length DEFAULT TO_END,
IN CHNUM Position2 DEFAULT 0,
IN CHNUM Length2 DEFAULT TO_END
);
VIRTUAL
BOOLEAN
SetChAt (
IN WCHAR Char,
IN CHNUM Position DEFAULT 0,
IN CHNUM Length DEFAULT TO_END
);
VIRTUAL
CHNUM
Strchr (
IN WCHAR Char,
IN CHNUM Position DEFAULT 0,
IN CHNUM Length DEFAULT TO_END
) CONST;
VIRTUAL
LONG
Strcmp (
IN PCGENERIC_STRING GenericString
) CONST;
VIRTUAL
CHNUM
Strcspn (
IN PCGENERIC_STRING GenericString,
IN CHNUM Position DEFAULT 0,
IN CHNUM Length DEFAULT TO_END
) CONST;
VIRTUAL
LONG
Stricmp (
IN PCGENERIC_STRING GenericString
) CONST;
VIRTUAL
LONG
StringCompare (
IN CHNUM Position1,
IN CHNUM Length1,
IN PCGENERIC_STRING GenericString2,
IN CHNUM Position2,
IN CHNUM Length2,
IN USHORT CompareFlags DEFAULT COMPARE_IGNORECASE
) CONST;
VIRTUAL
CHNUM
StrLen (
) CONST;
VIRTUAL
CHNUM
Strrchr (
IN WCHAR Char,
IN CHNUM Position DEFAULT 0,
IN CHNUM Length DEFAULT TO_END
) CONST;
VIRTUAL
CHNUM
Strspn (
IN PCGENERIC_STRING GenericString,
IN CHNUM Position DEFAULT 0,
IN CHNUM Length DEFAULT TO_END
) CONST;
VIRTUAL
CHNUM
Strstr (
IN PCGENERIC_STRING GenericString,
IN CHNUM Position DEFAULT 0,
IN CHNUM Length DEFAULT TO_END
) CONST;
NONVIRTUAL
BOOLEAN
Update (
IN CHNUM Length
);
protected:
NONVIRTUAL
PGENERIC_STRING
GetBaseString (
);
NONVIRTUAL
PSUB_STRING
GetNextInChain (
);
NONVIRTUAL
PSUB_STRING
GetPreviousInChain (
);
NONVIRTUAL
VOID
GetValidLength(
IN CHNUM Position,
IN OUT PCHNUM Length
) CONST;
NONVIRTUAL
CHNUM
QueryStartingPosition (
) CONST;
NONVIRTUAL
VOID
SetChCount(
IN CHNUM NewCount
);
private:
NONVIRTUAL
VOID
Construct (
);
NONVIRTUAL
VOID
Destroy (
);
PGENERIC_STRING _BaseString; // base string to take substring
CHNUM _StartingPosition; // starting index within base
CHNUM _CountOfChars; // # of chars in substring
PSUB_STRING _Previous; // Previous in chain
PSUB_STRING _Next; // Next in chain
#if DBG==1
ULONG _Signature;
BOOLEAN _Initialized;
#endif
};
INLINE
PGENERIC_STRING
SUB_STRING::GetBaseString (
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Gets a pointer to the base string
Arguments:
none
Return Value:
Pointer to the base string
--*/
{
DebugAssert( _Initialized );
return _BaseString;
}
INLINE
PSUB_STRING
SUB_STRING::GetNextInChain (
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Gets a pointer to next substring in the chain
Arguments:
none
Return Value:
Pointer to substring
--*/
{
DebugAssert( _Initialized );
return _Next;
}
INLINE
PSUB_STRING
SUB_STRING::GetPreviousInChain (
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Gets a pointer to previous substring in the chain
Arguments:
none
Return Value:
Pointer to the previous substring
--*/
{
DebugAssert( _Initialized );
return _Previous;
}
INLINE
VOID
SUB_STRING::GetValidLength (
IN CHNUM Position,
IN OUT PCHNUM Length
) CONST
/*++
Routine Description:
If the length passed has the magic value TO_END, then it is
updated to be the from the passed position up to the end of the
substring.
Arguments:
Position - Supplies a starting position within the substring
Length - Supplies a length
Return Value:
none
--*/
{
DebugAssert(_Initialized );
DebugAssert( Position <= _CountOfChars );
if ( *Length == TO_END ) {
*Length = _CountOfChars - Position;
}
DebugAssert( Position + *Length <= _CountOfChars );
}
INLINE
BOOLEAN
SUB_STRING::HasLinks (
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Determines if the substring has forward and backward links
Arguments:
none
Return Value:
TRUE if the stubstring has forward or backward links
FALSE otherwise
--*/
{
DebugAssert( _Initialized );
return ( (GetNextInChain() != NULL ) || (GetPreviousInChain() != NULL ) );
}
INLINE
CHNUM
SUB_STRING::QueryStartingPosition (
) CONST
/*++
Routine Description:
Returns the starting character position within the base string.
Arguments:
None.
Return Value:
The starting character position within the base string.
--*/
{
DebugAssert( _Initialized );
return _StartingPosition;
}
INLINE
VOID
SUB_STRING::SetChCount (
IN CHNUM NewCount
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Sets the number of characters in the substring
Arguments:
NewCount - Supplies the new count of characters
Return Value:
none
--*/
{
DebugAssert( _Initialized );
_CountOfChars = NewCount;
}
#endif // _SUB_STRING_
/*++
Copyright (c) 1990 Microsoft Corporation
Module Name:
DYNAMIC_SUB_STRING
Abstract:
This module contains the definition of the DYNAMIC_SUB_STRING class.
Author:
steve rowe stever 2/1/91
Notes:
DYNAMIC_SUB_STRINGs can modify the base string (see notes for
SUB_STRING class).
Revision History:
--*/
#define _DYNAMIC_SUB_STRING_
#if !defined (_DYNAMIC_SUB_STRING_)
#define _DYNAMIC_SUB_STRING_
DECLARE_CLASS( DYNAMIC_SUB_STRING );
class DYNAMIC_SUB_STRING : public SUB_STRING {
public:
DECLARE_CONSTRUCTOR( DYNAMIC_SUB_STRING );
DECLARE_CAST_MEMBER_FUNCTION( DYNAMIC_SUB_STRING );
NONVIRTUAL
BOOLEAN
Copy (
IN PCGENERIC_STRING GenericString
);
VIRTUAL
BOOLEAN
SetChAt (
IN WCHAR Char,
IN CHNUM Position DEFAULT 0,
IN CHNUM Length DEFAULT TO_END
);
NONVIRTUAL
CHNUM
Truncate (
IN CHNUM Position DEFAULT 0
);
private:
VOID
Construct (
);
};
#endif // _DYNAMIC_SUB_STRING_
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