Bommels05/Mozilla
1
0
Fork 0
Code Issues Pull Requests Actions Packages Projects Releases Wiki Activity

perf improvements, bug fix in insert(), better error reporting in ToInteger()

Browse Source 
git-svn-id: svn://10.0.0.236/trunk@35097 18797224-902f-48f8-a5cc-f745e15eee43
This commit is contained in:
rickg%netscape.com
1999-06-13 21:23:04 +00:00
parent 58fc1493f9
commit 08109ed280
9 changed files with 552 additions and 210 deletions
Download Patch File Download Diff File Expand all files Collapse all files

206
mozilla/xpcom/string/obsolete/nsString2.cpp
View File

@@ -118,6 +118,8 @@ void Subsume(nsStr& aDest,nsStr& aSource){
else nsStr::Truncate(aDest,0,0);
}
//#define RICKG_DEBUG
#undef RICKG_DEBUG
#ifdef RICKG_DEBUG
/********************************************************
This class's only purpose in life is to test nsString2.
@@ -644,71 +646,186 @@ float nsString2::ToFloat(PRInt32* aErrorCode) const {
/**
* Perform numeric string to int conversion with given radix.
* NOTE: 1. This method mandates that the string is well formed.
* 2. This method will return an error if the string you give
contains chars outside the range for the specified radix.
* @update gess 10/01/98
* @param aErrorCode will contain error if one occurs
* @param aRadix tells us what base to expect the string in.
* @return int rep of string value
*/
PRInt32 nsString2::ToInteger(PRInt32* anErrorCode,PRUint32 aRadix) const {
PRInt32 _ToInteger(nsString2& aString,PRInt32* anErrorCode,PRUint32 aRadix) {
//copy chars to local buffer -- step down from 2 bytes to 1 if necessary...
PRInt32 result=0;
nsAutoString2 theString(*this,eOneByte);
char* cp = aString.mStr + aString.mLength;
PRInt32 theMult=1;
PRInt32 decPt=theString.FindChar(theString,'.',PR_TRUE,0);
char* cp = (kNotFound==decPt) ? theString.mStr + theString.mLength-1 : theString.mStr+decPt-1;
char digit=0;
char theChar;
// PRInt32 theShift=0;
PRInt32 theMult=1;
*anErrorCode = (0<theString.mLength) ? NS_OK : NS_ERROR_ILLEGAL_VALUE;
// Skip trailing non-numeric...
while (cp >= theString.mStr) {
theChar = toupper(*cp);
if((theChar>='0') && (theChar<='9')){
break;
}
else if((theChar>='A') && (theChar<='F')) {
break;
}
cp--;
}
*anErrorCode = NS_OK;
//now iterate the numeric chars and build our result
while(cp>=theString.mStr) {
theChar=toupper(*cp--);
char theChar=0;
char theDigit=0;
while(--cp>=aString.mStr){
char theChar=*cp;
if((theChar>='0') && (theChar<='9')){
digit=theChar-'0';
theDigit=theChar-'0';
}
else if((theChar>='A') && (theChar<='F')) {
digit=(theChar-'A')+10;
if(10==aRadix){
*anErrorCode=NS_ERROR_ILLEGAL_VALUE;
result=0;
break;
}
theDigit=(theChar-'A')+10;
}
else if('-'==theChar) {
result=-result;
break;
}
else if(('+'==theChar) || (' '==theChar) || ('#'==theChar)) { //stop in a good state if you see this...
else if(('+'==theChar) || (' '==theChar)) { //stop in a good state if you see this...
break;
}
else if(('X'==theChar) && (16==aRadix)) {
//stop in a good state.
/* The following block can be replaced with the next block
else if(('X'==theChar) || ('#'==theChar)) {
if(10==aRadix) {
*anErrorCode=NS_ERROR_ILLEGAL_VALUE;
result=0;
}
break;
}
else{
---cut above here...*/
else {
//we've encountered a char that's not a legal number or sign
*anErrorCode=NS_ERROR_ILLEGAL_VALUE;
result=0;
break;
}
result+=digit*theMult;
result+=theDigit*theMult;
theMult*=aRadix;
}
return result;
}
/**
* Call this method to extract the rightmost numeric value from the given
* 1-byte input string, and simultaneously determine the radix.
* NOTE: This method mandates that the string is well formed.
* Leading and trailing gunk should be removed, and the case upper.
* @update gess 10/01/98
* @param anInputString contains orig string
* @param anOutString contains numeric portion copy of input string
* @param aRadix (an out parm) tells the caller what base we think the string is in.
* @return non-zero error code if this string is non-numeric
*/
PRInt32 GetNumericSubstring(nsString2& aString,PRUint32& aRadix) {
aString.ToUpperCase();
PRInt32 decPt=aString.FindChar(aString,'.',PR_TRUE,0);
char* cp = (kNotFound==decPt) ? aString.mStr + aString.mLength-1 : aString.mStr+decPt-1;
aRadix=10; //assume for starters...
// Skip trailing non-numeric...
while (cp >= aString.mStr) {
if((*cp>='0') && (*cp<='9')){
break;
}
else if((*cp>='A') && (*cp<='F')) {
aRadix=16;
break;
}
cp--;
}
aString.Truncate(cp-aString.mStr+1);
//ok, now scan through chars until you find the start of this number...
//we delimit the number by the presence of: +,-,#,X
// Skip trailing non-numeric...
cp++;
while (--cp >= aString.mStr) {
if((*cp>='0') && (*cp<='9')){
continue;
}
else if((*cp>='A') && (*cp<='F')) {
continue;
}
else if((*cp>='-') || (*cp>='+')){
break;
}
else {
if(('#'==(*cp)) || ('X'==(*cp)))
aRadix=16;
cp++; //move back by one
break;
}
}
if(cp>aString.mStr)
aString.Cut(0,cp-aString.mStr);
PRInt32 result=(0==aString.mLength) ? NS_ERROR_ILLEGAL_VALUE : NS_OK;
return result;
}
/**
* Perform numeric string to int conversion with given radix.
* @update gess 10/01/98
* @param aErrorCode will contain error if one occurs
* @param aRadix tells us what base to expect the string in.
* @return int rep of string value
*/
PRInt32 nsString2::ToInteger(PRInt32* anErrorCode) const {
/********************************************************************************
If you called this version, it's because you don't know which radix your
string is stored in (hex, dec, etc.).
This method will attempt to figure that out for you, and then call
toInteger(err,radix).
NOTE: If you know your string is in a given radix, then it's better to
call toInteger(err,radix) directly, because there are cases where
this method cannot make the correct determination. For example,
a string that contains "123" can not be differentiated (hex vs. dec).
********************************************************************************/
//copy chars to local buffer -- step down from 2 bytes to 1 if necessary...
nsAutoString2 theString(*this,eOneByte);
PRUint32 theRadix=10;
PRInt32 result=GetNumericSubstring(theString,theRadix);
if(NS_OK==result){
result=_ToInteger(theString,anErrorCode,theRadix);
}
return result;
}
/**
* Perform decimal numeric string to int conversion.
* NOTE: In this version, we use the radix you give, even if it's wrong.
* @update gess 10/01/98
* @param aErrorCode will contain error if one occurs
* @param aRadix tells us what base to expect the given string in.
* @return int rep of string value
*/
PRInt32 nsString2::ToInteger(PRInt32* anErrorCode,PRUint32 aRadix) const {
//copy chars to local buffer -- step down from 2 bytes to 1 if necessary...
nsAutoString2 theString(*this,eOneByte);
PRUint32 theRadix=10;
PRInt32 result=GetNumericSubstring(theString,theRadix); //we actually don't use this radix; use given radix instead
if(NS_OK==result){
result=_ToInteger(theString,anErrorCode,aRadix); //note we use the given radix, not the computed one.
}
return result;
}
/**********************************************************************
String manipulation methods...
*********************************************************************/
@@ -1020,14 +1137,12 @@ nsString2& nsString2::Insert(const nsString2& aCopy,PRUint32 anOffset,PRInt32 aC
*/
nsString2& nsString2::Insert(const char* aCString,PRUint32 anOffset,PRInt32 aCount){
if(aCString){
if(0<aCount) {
nsStr temp;
nsStr::Initialize(temp,eOneByte);
temp.mStr=(char*)aCString;
temp.mLength=nsCRT::strlen(aCString);
if(temp.mLength){
nsStr::Insert(*this,anOffset,temp,0,aCount,0);
}
nsStr temp;
nsStr::Initialize(temp,eOneByte);
temp.mStr=(char*)aCString;
temp.mLength=(aCount<0) ? nsCRT::strlen(aCString) :aCount;
if(temp.mLength){
nsStr::Insert(*this,anOffset,temp,0,aCount,0);
}
}
return *this;
@@ -1165,7 +1280,7 @@ PRInt32 nsString2::Find(const char* aCString,PRBool aIgnoreCase) const{
return result;
}
/**
/**
* Search for given buffer within this string
*
* @update gess 3/25/98
@@ -1996,14 +2111,6 @@ CStringTester::CStringTester() {
nsCAutoString theCStr(theString);
}
//now let's test out various features of out SubsumeStrs...
{
nsString2 theString("hello");
nsString2 theString2=theString+" there!"; //a subsumestr should be constructed and returned by operator+()
nsSubsumeStr theSubStr=theString2.left(5);
int x=5;
}
{
//this test makes sure that autostrings who assume ownership of a buffer,
@@ -2262,6 +2369,9 @@ CStringTester::CStringTester() {
PRInt32 pos=find1.Find("efg");
NS_ASSERTION(pos==4,"Error: Find routine");
pos=find1.Find("EFG",PR_TRUE);
NS_ASSERTION(pos==4,"Error: Find routine");
pos=find1.Find('d');
NS_ASSERTION(pos==3,"Error: Find char routine");