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/*
www.sourceforge.net/projects/tinyxml
Original file	by Yves	Berquin.

This software	is provided	'as-is', without any express or	implied
warranty.	In no	event	will the authors be	held liable	for	any
damages	arising	from the use of	this software.

Permission is	granted	to anyone	to use this	software for any
purpose, including commercial	applications,	and	to alter it	and
redistribute it	freely,	subject	to the following restrictions:

1. The origin	of this	software must	not	be misrepresented; you must
not	claim	that you wrote the original	software.	If you use this
software in	a	product, an	acknowledgment in	the	product	documentation
would	be appreciated but is	not	required.

2. Altered source	versions must	be plainly marked	as such, and
must not be	misrepresented as	being	the	original software.

3. This	notice may not be	removed	or altered from	any	source
distribution.
 */

/*
 * THIS	NXU_FILE WAS ALTERED BY	Tyge Lovset, 7.	April	2005.
 *
 * - completely	rewritten. compact,	clean, and fast	implementation.
 * - sizeof(TiXmlString) = pointer size	(4 bytes on	32-bit systems)
 * - fixed reserve() to	work as	per	specification.
 * - fixed buggy compares	operator==(),	operator<(), and operator>()
 * - fixed operator+=()	to take	a	const	ref	argument,	following	spec.
 * - added "copy"	constructor	with length, and most	compare	operators.
 * - added swap(), clear(),	size(),	capacity(),	operator+().
 */

#ifndef	NXU_TIXML_USE_STL

#ifndef	NXU_TIXML_STRING_INCLUDED
#define	NXU_TIXML_STRING_INCLUDED

#include <assert.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "NXU_File.h"

/*	 The support for explicit	isn't	that universal,	and	it isn't really
required - it	is used	to check that	the	TiXmlString	class	isn't	incorrectly
used.	Be nice	to old compilers and macro it	here:
 */
#if	defined(_MSC_VER)	&& (_MSC_VER >=	1200 )
// Microsoft visual	studio,	version	6	and	higher.
#define	TIXML_EXPLICIT explicit
#elif	defined(__GNUC__)	&& (__GNUC__ >=	3	)
// GCC version 3 and higher.s
#define	TIXML_EXPLICIT explicit
#else	
#define	TIXML_EXPLICIT
#endif 

namespace	NXU
{

 /*
 TiXmlString is	an emulation of	a	subset of	the	std::string	template.
 Its purpose is	to allow compiling TinyXML on	compilers	with no	or poor	STL	support.
 Only	the	member functions relevant	to the TinyXML project have	been implemented.
 The buffer	allocation is	made by	a	simplistic power of	2	like mechanism : if	we increase
 a string	and	there's	no more	room,	we allocate	a	buffer twice as	big	as we	need.
	*/
 class TiXmlString
 {
	 public:
		// The size	type used
		typedef	size_t size_type;

		// Error value for find	primitive
		static const size_type npos; //	=	-1;


		// TiXmlString empty constructor
		TiXmlString(): rep_(&nullrep_){}

		// TiXmlString copy	constructor
		TiXmlString(const	TiXmlString	©)
		{
			init(copy.length());
			memcpy(start(),	copy.data(), length());
		}

		// TiXmlString constructor,	based	on a string
		TIXML_EXPLICIT TiXmlString(const char	*copy)
		{
			init(static_cast < size_type > (strlen(copy)));
			memcpy(start(),	copy,	length());
		}

		// TiXmlString constructor,	based	on a string
		TIXML_EXPLICIT TiXmlString(const char	*str,	size_type	len)
		{
			init(len);
			memcpy(start(),	str, len);
		}

		// TiXmlString destructor
		~TiXmlString()
		{
			quit();
		}

		// = operator
		TiXmlString	&operator	=	(const char	*copy)
		{
			return assign(copy,	(size_type)strlen(copy));
		}

		// = operator
		TiXmlString	&operator	=	(const TiXmlString ©)
		{
			return assign(copy.start(),	copy.length());
		}


		// +=	operator.	Maps to	append
		TiXmlString	&operator	+= (const	char *suffix)
		{
			return append(suffix,	static_cast	<	size_type	>	(strlen(suffix)));
		}

		// +=	operator.	Maps to	append
		TiXmlString	&operator	+= (char single)
		{
			return append(&single, 1);
		}

		// +=	operator.	Maps to	append
		TiXmlString	&operator	+= (const	TiXmlString	&suffix)
		{
			return append(suffix.data(), suffix.length());
		}


		// Convert a TiXmlString into	a	null-terminated	char *
		const	char *c_str()const
		{
			return rep_->str;
		}

		// Convert a TiXmlString into	a	char * (need not be	null terminated).
		const	char *data()const
		{
			return rep_->str;
		}

		// Return	the	length of	a	TiXmlString
		size_type	length()const
		{
			return rep_->size;
		}

		// Alias for length()
		size_type	size()const
		{
			return rep_->size;
		}

		// Checks	if a TiXmlString is	empty
		bool empty()const
		{
			return rep_->size	== 0;
		}

		// Return	capacity of	string
		size_type	capacity()const
		{
			return rep_->capacity;
		}


		// single	char extraction
		const	char &at(size_type index)const
		{
			assert(index < length());
			return rep_->str[index];
		}

		// []	operator
		char &operator[](size_type index)const
		{
			assert(index < length());
			return rep_->str[index];
		}

		// find	a	char in	a	string.	Return TiXmlString::npos if	not	found
		size_type	find(char	lookup)const
		{
			return find(lookup,	0);
		}

		// find	a	char in	a	string from	an offset. Return	TiXmlString::npos	if not found
		size_type	find(char	tofind,	size_type	offset)const
		{
			if (offset >=	length())
			{
					return npos;
			}

			for	(const char	*p = c_str() + offset;	*p !=	'\0';	++p)
			{
				if (*p ==	tofind)
				{
					return static_cast < size_type > (p	-	c_str());
				}
			}
			return npos;
		}

		void clear()
		{
			//Lee:
			//The	original was just	too	strange, though	correct:
			//	 TiXmlString().swap(*this);
			//Instead	use	the	quit & re-init:
			quit();
			init(0,	0);
		}

		/*	 Function	to reserve a big amount	of data	when we	know we'll need	it.	Be aware that	this
		function DOES	NOT	clear	the	content	of the TiXmlString if	any	exists.
		 */
		void reserve(size_type cap);

		TiXmlString	&assign(const	char *str, size_type len);

		TiXmlString	&append(const	char *str, size_type len);

		void swap(TiXmlString	&other)
		{
			Rep	*r = rep_;
			rep_ = other.rep_;
			other.rep_ = r;
		}

	 private:

		void init(size_type	sz)
		{
			init(sz, sz);
		}
		void set_size(size_type	sz)
		{
			rep_->str[rep_->size = sz] = '\0';
		}
		char *start()const
		{
			return rep_->str;
		}
		char *finish()const
		{
			return rep_->str + rep_->size;
		}

		struct Rep
		{
			size_type	size,	capacity;
			char str[1];
		};

		void init(size_type	sz,	size_type	cap)
		{
			if (cap)
			{
					// Lee:	the	original form:
					//	 rep_	=	static_cast<Rep*>(operator new(sizeof(Rep) + cap));
					// doesn't work	in some	cases	of new being overloaded. Switching
					// to	the	normal allocation, although	use	an 'int' for systems
					// that	are	overly picky about structure alignment.
					const	size_type	bytesNeeded	=	sizeof(Rep)	+	cap;
					const	size_type	intsNeeded = (bytesNeeded	+	sizeof(int)	-	1) / sizeof(int);
					rep_ = reinterpret_cast	<	Rep	*	>	(new int[intsNeeded]);

					rep_->str[rep_->size = sz] = '\0';
					rep_->capacity = cap;
			}
			else
			{
					rep_ = &nullrep_;
			}
		}

		void quit()
		{
			if (rep_ !=	 &nullrep_)
			{
					// The rep_	is really	an array of	ints.	(see the allocator,	above).
					// Cast	it back	before delete, so	the	compiler won't incorrectly call	destructors.
					delete [](reinterpret_cast < int * > (rep_));
			}
		}

		Rep	*rep_;
		static Rep nullrep_;

};


inline bool	operator ==	(const TiXmlString &a, const TiXmlString &b)
{
	 return	(a.length()	== b.length()) //	optimization on	some platforms
	&& (strcmp(a.c_str(),	b.c_str()) ==	0);	// actual	compare
}
inline bool	operator < (const	TiXmlString	&a,	const	TiXmlString	&b)
{
	 return	strcmp(a.c_str(),	b.c_str()) < 0;
}

inline bool	operator !=	(const TiXmlString &a, const TiXmlString &b)
{
	 return	!(a	== b);
}
inline bool	operator > (const	TiXmlString	&a,	const	TiXmlString	&b)
{
	 return	b	<	a;
}
inline bool	operator <=	(const TiXmlString &a, const TiXmlString &b)
{
	 return	!(b	<	a);
}
inline bool	operator >=	(const TiXmlString &a, const TiXmlString &b)
{
	 return	!(a	<	b);
}

inline bool	operator ==	(const TiXmlString &a, const char	*b)
{
	 return	strcmp(a.c_str(),	b) ==	0;
}
inline bool	operator ==	(const char	*a,	const	TiXmlString	&b)
{
	 return	b	== a;
}
inline bool	operator !=	(const TiXmlString &a, const char	*b)
{
	 return	!(a	== b);
}
inline bool	operator !=	(const char	*a,	const	TiXmlString	&b)
{
	 return	!(b	== a);
}

TiXmlString	operator + (const	TiXmlString	&a,	const	TiXmlString	&b);
TiXmlString	operator + (const	TiXmlString	&a,	const	char *b);
TiXmlString	operator + (const	char *a, const TiXmlString &b);


/*
TiXmlOutStream is	an emulation of	std::ostream.	It is	based	on TiXmlString.
Only the operators that	we need	for	TinyXML	have been	developped.
 */
class	TiXmlOutStream:	public TiXmlString
{
	 public:

		// TiXmlOutStream	<< operator.
		TiXmlOutStream &operator <<	(const TiXmlString &in)
		{
			*this	+= in;
			return	*this;
		}

		// TiXmlOutStream	<< operator.
		TiXmlOutStream &operator <<	(const char	*in)
		{
			*this	+= in;
			return	*this;
		}

};

};

#endif //	TIXML_STRING_INCLUDED
#endif //	TIXML_USE_STL
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