parse_string.hpp

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/******************************************************************************
 * MODULE     : parse_string.hpp
 * DESCRIPTION: strings from which it is both easy to read and write characters
 *              they are used for entity replacement in the XML parser
 * COPYRIGHT  : (C) 2005  Joris van der Hoeven
 *******************************************************************************
 * This software falls under the GNU general public license version 3 or later.
 * It comes WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY WHATSOEVER. For details, see the file LICENSE
 * in the root directory or <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html>.
 ******************************************************************************/
 
#ifndef PARSE_STRING_H
#define PARSE_STRING_H
#include "list.hpp"
#include "string.hpp"
 
class parse_string;
class parse_string_rep : concrete_struct {
  list<string> l; // strings left to parse
  list<int>    p; // positions in each string
 
public:
  inline parse_string_rep () : l (), p () {}
  inline parse_string_rep (string s) : l (s), p (0) {}
  inline ~parse_string_rep () {}
 
  void   advance (int n);
  string read (int n);
  void   write (string s);
  char   get_char (int n);
  string get_string (int n);
  bool   test (string s);
 
  friend class parse_string;
  friend tm_ostream& operator<< (tm_ostream& out, parse_string s);
  friend bool        test (parse_string s, string what);
};
 
class parse_string {
  CONCRETE (parse_string);
  inline parse_string () : rep (tm_new<parse_string_rep> ()) {}
  inline parse_string (string s) : rep (tm_new<parse_string_rep> (s)) {}
  inline char operator[] (int i) { return rep->get_char (i); }
  inline operator bool () { return !is_nil (rep->l); }
  inline void operator+= (int i) { rep->advance (i); }
};
CONCRETE_CODE (parse_string);
 
bool test (parse_string s, string what);
 
#endif // defined PARSE_STRING_H