/* -*- Mode: C++; tab-width: 8; indent-tabs-mode: nil; c-basic-offset: 2 -*- */ /* vim: set ts=8 sts=2 et sw=2 tw=80: */ /* This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public * License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this * file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/. */ /** A doubly-linked list with flexible next/prev naming. */ #ifndef mozilla_DoublyLinkedList_h #define mozilla_DoublyLinkedList_h #include #include #include "mozilla/Assertions.h" /** * Where mozilla::LinkedList strives for ease of use above all other * considerations, mozilla::DoublyLinkedList strives for flexibility. The * following are things that can be done with mozilla::DoublyLinkedList that * cannot be done with mozilla::LinkedList: * * * Arbitrary next/prev placement and naming. With the tools provided here, * the next and previous pointers can be at the end of the structure, in a * sub-structure, stored with a tag, in a union, wherever, as long as you * can look them up and set them on demand. * * Can be used without deriving from a new base and, thus, does not require * use of constructors. * * Example: * * class Observer : public DoublyLinkedListElement * { * public: * void observe(char* aTopic) { ... } * }; * * class ObserverContainer * { * private: * DoublyLinkedList mList; * * public: * void addObserver(Observer* aObserver) * { * // Will assert if |aObserver| is part of another list. * mList.pushBack(aObserver); * } * * void removeObserver(Observer* aObserver) * { * // Will assert if |aObserver| is not part of |list|. * mList.remove(aObserver); * } * * void notifyObservers(char* aTopic) * { * for (Observer* o : mList) { * o->observe(aTopic); * } * } * }; */ namespace mozilla { /** * Deriving from this will allow T to be inserted into and removed from a * DoublyLinkedList. */ template class DoublyLinkedListElement { template friend class DoublyLinkedList; friend T; T* mNext; T* mPrev; public: DoublyLinkedListElement() : mNext(nullptr), mPrev(nullptr) {} }; /** * Provides access to a DoublyLinkedListElement within T. * * The default implementation of this template works for types that derive * from DoublyLinkedListElement, but one can specialize for their class so * that some appropriate DoublyLinkedListElement reference is returned. * * For more complex cases (multiple DoublyLinkedListElements, for example), * one can define their own trait class and use that as ElementAccess for * DoublyLinkedList. See TestDoublyLinkedList.cpp for an example. */ template struct GetDoublyLinkedListElement { static_assert(mozilla::IsBaseOf, T>::value, "You need your own specialization of GetDoublyLinkedListElement" " or use a separate Trait."); static DoublyLinkedListElement& Get(T* aThis) { return *aThis; } }; /** * A doubly linked list. |T| is the type of element stored in this list. |T| * must contain or have access to unique next and previous element pointers. * The template argument |ElementAccess| provides code to tell this list how to * get a reference to a DoublyLinkedListElement that may reside anywhere. */ template > class DoublyLinkedList final { T* mHead; T* mTail; /** * Checks that either the list is empty and both mHead and mTail are nullptr * or the list has entries and both mHead and mTail are non-null. */ bool isStateValid() const { return (mHead != nullptr) == (mTail != nullptr); } bool ElementNotInList(T* aElm) { if (!ElementAccess::Get(aElm).mNext && !ElementAccess::Get(aElm).mPrev) { // Both mNext and mPrev being NULL can mean two things: // - the element is not in the list. // - the element is the first and only element in the list. // So check for the latter. return mHead != aElm; } return false; } public: DoublyLinkedList() : mHead(nullptr), mTail(nullptr) {} class Iterator final { T* mCurrent; public: using iterator_category = std::forward_iterator_tag; using value_type = T; using difference_type = std::ptrdiff_t; using pointer = T*; using reference = T&; Iterator() : mCurrent(nullptr) {} explicit Iterator(T* aCurrent) : mCurrent(aCurrent) {} T& operator*() const { return *mCurrent; } T* operator->() const { return mCurrent; } Iterator& operator++() { mCurrent = ElementAccess::Get(mCurrent).mNext; return *this; } Iterator operator++(int) { Iterator result = *this; ++(*this); return result; } Iterator& operator--() { mCurrent = ElementAccess::Get(mCurrent).mPrev; return *this; } Iterator operator--(int) { Iterator result = *this; --(*this); return result; } bool operator!=(const Iterator& aOther) const { return mCurrent != aOther.mCurrent; } bool operator==(const Iterator& aOther) const { return mCurrent == aOther.mCurrent; } explicit operator bool() const { return mCurrent; } }; Iterator begin() { return Iterator(mHead); } const Iterator begin() const { return Iterator(mHead); } const Iterator cbegin() const { return Iterator(mHead); } Iterator end() { return Iterator(); } const Iterator end() const { return Iterator(); } const Iterator cend() const { return Iterator(); } /** * Returns true if the list contains no elements. */ bool isEmpty() const { MOZ_ASSERT(isStateValid()); return mHead == nullptr; } /** * Inserts aElm into the list at the head position. |aElm| must not already * be in a list. */ void pushFront(T* aElm) { MOZ_ASSERT(aElm); MOZ_ASSERT(ElementNotInList(aElm)); MOZ_ASSERT(isStateValid()); ElementAccess::Get(aElm).mNext = mHead; if (mHead) { MOZ_ASSERT(!ElementAccess::Get(mHead).mPrev); ElementAccess::Get(mHead).mPrev = aElm; } mHead = aElm; if (!mTail) { mTail = aElm; } } /** * Remove the head of the list and return it. Calling this on an empty list * will assert. */ T* popFront() { MOZ_ASSERT(!isEmpty()); MOZ_ASSERT(isStateValid()); T* result = mHead; mHead = result ? ElementAccess::Get(result).mNext : nullptr; if (mHead) { ElementAccess::Get(mHead).mPrev = nullptr; } if (mTail == result) { mTail = nullptr; } if (result) { ElementAccess::Get(result).mNext = nullptr; ElementAccess::Get(result).mPrev = nullptr; } return result; } /** * Inserts aElm into the list at the tail position. |aElm| must not already * be in a list. */ void pushBack(T* aElm) { MOZ_ASSERT(aElm); MOZ_ASSERT(ElementNotInList(aElm)); MOZ_ASSERT(isStateValid()); ElementAccess::Get(aElm).mNext = nullptr; ElementAccess::Get(aElm).mPrev = mTail; if (mTail) { MOZ_ASSERT(!ElementAccess::Get(mTail).mNext); ElementAccess::Get(mTail).mNext = aElm; } mTail = aElm; if (!mHead) { mHead = aElm; } } /** * Remove the tail of the list and return it. Calling this on an empty list * will assert. */ T* popBack() { MOZ_ASSERT(!isEmpty()); MOZ_ASSERT(isStateValid()); T* result = mTail; mTail = result ? ElementAccess::Get(result).mPrev : nullptr; if (mTail) { ElementAccess::Get(mTail).mNext = nullptr; } if (mHead == result) { mHead = nullptr; } if (result) { ElementAccess::Get(result).mNext = nullptr; ElementAccess::Get(result).mPrev = nullptr; } return result; } /** * Insert the given |aElm| *before* |aIter|. */ void insertBefore(const Iterator& aIter, T* aElm) { MOZ_ASSERT(aElm); MOZ_ASSERT(ElementNotInList(aElm)); MOZ_ASSERT(isStateValid()); if (!aIter) { return pushBack(aElm); } else if (aIter == begin()) { return pushFront(aElm); } T* after = &(*aIter); T* before = ElementAccess::Get(after).mPrev; MOZ_ASSERT(before); ElementAccess::Get(before).mNext = aElm; ElementAccess::Get(aElm).mPrev = before; ElementAccess::Get(aElm).mNext = after; ElementAccess::Get(after).mPrev = aElm; } /** * Removes the given element from the list. The element must be in this list. */ void remove(T* aElm) { MOZ_ASSERT(aElm); MOZ_ASSERT(ElementAccess::Get(aElm).mNext || ElementAccess::Get(aElm).mPrev || (aElm == mHead && aElm == mTail), "Attempted to remove element not in this list"); if (T* prev = ElementAccess::Get(aElm).mPrev) { ElementAccess::Get(prev).mNext = ElementAccess::Get(aElm).mNext; } else { MOZ_ASSERT(mHead == aElm); mHead = ElementAccess::Get(aElm).mNext; } if (T* next = ElementAccess::Get(aElm).mNext) { ElementAccess::Get(next).mPrev = ElementAccess::Get(aElm).mPrev; } else { MOZ_ASSERT(mTail == aElm); mTail = ElementAccess::Get(aElm).mPrev; } ElementAccess::Get(aElm).mNext = nullptr; ElementAccess::Get(aElm).mPrev = nullptr; } /** * Returns an iterator referencing the first found element whose value matches * the given element according to operator==. */ Iterator find(const T& aElm) { return std::find(begin(), end(), aElm); } /** * Returns whether the given element is in the list. Note that this uses * T::operator==, not pointer comparison. */ bool contains(const T& aElm) { return find(aElm) != Iterator(); } /** * Returns whether the given element might be in the list. Note that this * assumes the element is either in the list or not in the list, and ignores * the case where the element might be in another list in order to make the * check fast. */ bool ElementProbablyInList(T* aElm) { if (isEmpty()) { return false; } return !ElementNotInList(aElm); } }; } // namespace mozilla #endif // mozilla_DoublyLinkedList_h