Added a simple non-optimized StringTokenizer-class for tokenizing strings. Also added a contains(char)-function to the String-class because it was handy in implementing the StringTokenizer.

svn-id: r30828
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Kari Salminen 2008-02-08 04:11:20 +00:00
parent e3852c92a7
commit b6cad0f0ce
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@ -96,6 +96,33 @@ bool matchString(const char *str, const char *pat) {
}
}
StringTokenizer::StringTokenizer(const String &str, const String &delimiters) : _str(str), _delimiters(delimiters) {
reset();
}
void StringTokenizer::reset() {
_tokenBegin = _tokenEnd = 0;
}
bool StringTokenizer::empty() const {
// Search for the next token's start (i.e. the next non-delimiter character)
for (uint i = _tokenEnd; i < _str.size(); i++) {
if (!_delimiters.contains(_str[i]))
return false; // Found a token so the tokenizer is not empty
}
// Didn't find any more tokens so the tokenizer is empty
return true;
}
String StringTokenizer::nextToken() {
// Seek to next token's start (i.e. jump over the delimiters before next token)
for (_tokenBegin = _tokenEnd; _tokenBegin < _str.size() && _delimiters.contains(_str[_tokenBegin]); _tokenBegin++);
// Seek to the token's end (i.e. jump over the non-delimiters)
for (_tokenEnd = _tokenBegin; _tokenEnd < _str.size() && !_delimiters.contains(_str[_tokenEnd]); _tokenEnd++);
// Return the found token
return String(_str.c_str() + _tokenBegin, _tokenEnd - _tokenBegin);
}
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// Print hexdump of the data passed in
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