gecko-dev/xpcom/ds/nsImmutableString.h

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/********************************************************************************************
*
* MODULES NOTES:
*
* 1. See nsStringImpl.h
* 2. I've included an mBuffer in this class data member as a fast-up implementation.
* I'll get rid of this shortly, reducing the members to only the mLength member. (rickg)
*
* FILE NOTES:
*
* 02.29.2000: Original files (rickg)
* 03.02.2000: Flesh out the interface to be compatible with old library (rickg)
*
********************************************************************************************/
#ifndef NS_IMMUTABLESTRING_
#define NS_IMMUTABLESTRING_
#include "nsStringImpl.h"
/**
* Immutable strings are intesting because their buffers get allocated
* at the same time as the actual string is allocated. (rickg)
*
**/
template <class CharType1>
class nsImmutableImpl : public nsReadableString {
public:
//construct from ptr to char* of internal type
static nsImmutableImpl* Create(const CharType1* aBuffer) {
size_t theBufSize=(aBuffer) ? stringlen(aBuffer) : 0;
nsImmutableImpl<CharType1> *result= new(theBufSize) nsImmutableImpl<CharType1>(aBuffer,theBufSize);
return result;
}
//copy construct
static nsImmutableImpl* Create(const nsImmutableImpl<CharType1>& aCopy) {
return 0;
}
//construct for all other ABT versions of readable strings
static nsImmutableImpl* Create(const nsReadableString& aCopy) {
return 0;
}
~nsImmutableImpl() {
}
//******************************************
// From the stringbasics interface...
//******************************************
virtual void* GetBuffer() {return mValue.mBuffer;}
virtual PRUint32 Length() {return mValue.mLength;}
virtual size_t GetCharSize() {return sizeof(CharType1);}
//******************************************
// Here are the accessor methods...
//******************************************
virtual nsReadableStringIterator* First() {return new nsReadableStringIterator(); }
virtual nsReadableStringIterator* Last() {return new nsReadableStringIterator(); }
virtual PRUnichar operator[](PRUint32 aOffset) {
return 0; //(*mBuffer)[aOffset];
}
/***********************************
These come from stringsearcher
***********************************/
virtual PRInt32 Find(const char* aTarget) {
return -1;
}
virtual PRInt32 FindChar(PRUnichar aChar) {
return -1;
}
//overloaded in order to free the object and the
//extra bytes for data that we allocated in new()
void operator delete(void *p, size_t aSize) {
if(p) {
nsImmutableImpl* theImmutable=static_cast<nsImmutableImpl*>(p);
size_t theBufLen=theImmutable->mValue.mLength+1;
::delete [] p;
}
}
protected:
/**
* Overloaded in order to get extra bytes for data.
* This needs to use our standard nsMemory (rickg)
*
**/
void* operator new(size_t aSize,size_t additionalBytes) {
CharType1* theBuf = ::new CharType1[aSize+additionalBytes+1];
memset(theBuf,0xff,aSize+additionalBytes+1);
return theBuf;
}
private:
nsImmutableImpl() {
}
//construct for ptr to internal char*
nsImmutableImpl(const CharType1* aBuffer,size_t aSize) {
mValue.mLength=aSize;
mValue.mBuffer=(CharType1*)this+sizeof(nsImmutableString);
strncopy(mValue.mBuffer,aBuffer,mValue.mLength+1);
}
//copy construct
nsImmutableImpl(const nsImmutableImpl<CharType1>& aString) {
}
//construct from reference to another (generic) readableString
//We can't assume very much about the readableString implementation,
//and should rely upon generics (like iterators) to do the work
nsImmutableImpl(const nsReadableString& aString) {
}
struct nsImmutableStringValue {
PRUint32 mLength; //data should follow
CharType1* mBuffer; //points to first char in data section of this object; this will soon go away
}
mValue;
};
/***********************************
Define the concrete immutables...
***********************************/
typedef nsImmutableImpl<PRUnichar> nsImmutableString;
typedef nsImmutableImpl<char> nsImmutableCString;
#endif