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/*
* CENA C++ Utilities
*
* by Stephane Chatty
*
* Copyright 1992, 1993
* Centre d'Etudes de la Navigation Aerienne (CENA)
*
* String allocation and copying
*
* $Id$
* $CurLog$
*/
#include "String.h"
#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
/*?
\label{newstring}
Allocate a string the same size as \var{s},
copy \var{s} in it, and return the address. \var{s} must be a null-terminated string.
If \var{s} is 0, return 0.
?*/
char*
NewString (const char* s)
{
char* p;
if (! s)
return 0;
p = new char [strlen (s) + 1];
strcpy (p, s);
return p;
}
/*?
Allocate a string of \var{n} characters,
copy the \var{n} first characters of \var{s} in it,
and return the address. The returned string is null terminated.
If \var{s} is 0, return 0. If it is shorter than \var{n} characters,
the new string is padded with null characters.
?*/
char*
NewString (const char* s, int n)
{
char* p;
if (! s)
return 0;
p = NewString (n);
if (! p)
return 0;
strncpy (p, s, n);
p [n] = 0;
return p;
}
/*?
Allocate a string of \var{n} characters,
and return its address. Actually, \var{n+1} characters are allocated,
to keep space for the terminating null character.
If \var{n} is negative, return 0. Note that \fun{NewString}~\var{0} will allocate
one character that will be able to hold an empty string.
?*/
char*
NewString (int n)
{
if (n < 0)
return 0;
return new char [n+1];
}
/*?
Free a string which has previously been
allocated with \fun{NewString}.
If \var{s} is 0, do nothing.
Please be careful: it is impossible to test whether \var{s} was really allocated with \fun{NewString}.
?*/
void
FreeString (char* s)
{
if (s)
#ifdef CPLUS_BUG4
delete [strlen (s) + 1] s;
#else
delete [] s;
#endif
}
/*?class IvlString
?*/
#ifdef DOC
/*?
Build an empty \typ{IvlString}.
?*/
IvlString :: IvlString ()
{
}
#endif
/*?
Build a \typ{IvlString} from \var{s}. \var{s} can be null.
?*/
IvlString :: IvlString (const char* s)
: Str (NewString (s))
{
}
/*?
Build a \typ{IvlString} from the \var{n} first characters of \var{s}. \var{s} can be null.
If it is shorter than \var{n} characters,
the new string is padded with null characters.
?*/
IvlString :: IvlString (const char* s, int n)
: Str (NewString (s, n))
{
}
/*?
Create a \typ{IvlString} suitable for storing at most \var{n} characters, and
initialize it to the null string.
?*/
IvlString :: IvlString (int n)
: Str (NewString (n))
{
*Str = '\0';
}
/*?
Create a new \typ{IvlString} by copying \var{s}.
?*/
IvlString :: IvlString (const IvlString& s)
: Str (NewString (s))
{
}
/*?
Create a new \typ{IvlString} by copying \var{s}.
?*/
IvlString :: IvlString (const IvlShadowString& s)
{
Str = NewString (s);
}
/*?nodoc?*/
IvlString :: ~IvlString ()
{
if (Str)
FreeString (Str);
}
#ifdef DOC
/*?
Return the value of a string.
?*/
IvlString :: operator const char* () const
{
}
#endif
/*?
Copy \var{s} into this string. The old string is freed.
?*/
IvlString&
IvlString :: operator = (const IvlString& s)
{
if (this != &s) {
FreeString (Str);
Str = NewString (s);
}
return *this;
}
IvlString&
IvlString :: operator = (const char* s)
{
if (Str != s) {
FreeString (Str);
Str = NewString (s);
}
return *this;
}
IvlString&
IvlString :: operator = (const IvlShadowString& s)
{
if (Str != (const char*) (s)) {
FreeString (Str);
Str = NewString (s);
}
return *this;
}
/*?
Assign to a string the \var{n} first characters of \var{s}.
\var{s} can be null.
If it is shorter than \var{n} characters,
the new string is padded with null characters.
?*/
IvlString&
IvlString :: Assign (const char* s, int n)
{
if (Str != s) {
FreeString (Str);
Str = NewString (s, n);
}
return *this;
}
/*?
Compute the length of a string.
?*/
int
IvlString :: Length () const
{
return strlen (Str);
}
#ifdef DOC
/*?
Build an empty \typ{IvlShadowString}.
?*/
IvlShadowString :: IvlShadowString ()
{
Str = 0;
}
#endif
/*?
?*/
IvlShadowString :: IvlShadowString (const char* s)
{
Str = s;
}
/*?
Create a new \typ{IvlShadowString} by referencing \var{s}.
?*/
IvlShadowString :: IvlShadowString (const IvlString& s)
{
Str = (const char*) s;
}
#ifdef DOC
IvlShadowString&
IvlShadowString :: operator = (const IvlString& s)
{
}
IvlShadowString&
IvlShadowString :: operator = (const char* s)
{
}
/*?
Return the value of a string.
?*/
IvlShadowString :: operator const char* () const
{
}
#endif
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