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/**
* \file strutils.hxx
* String utilities.
*/
// Written by Bernie Bright, started 1998
//
// Copyright (C) 1998 Bernie Bright - bbright@bigpond.net.au
//
// This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
// modify it under the terms of the GNU Library General Public
// License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
// version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
//
// This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
// but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
// MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
// Library General Public License for more details.
//
// You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
// along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
// Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA.
//
// $Id$
#ifndef STRUTILS_H
#define STRUTILS_H
#include <simgear/compiler.h>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
#include <type_traits>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <cstdint>
typedef std::vector < std::string > string_list;
// forward decls
class SGGeod;
namespace simgear {
namespace strutils {
/**
* utf8ToLatin1() convert utf8 to latin, useful for accent character (i.e éâàîè...)
*/
std::string utf8ToLatin1( std::string & s_utf8 );
// /**
// * atof() wrapper for "string" type
// */
// inline double
// atof( const string& str )
// {
// return ::atof( str.c_str() );
// }
// /**
// * atoi() wrapper for "string" type
// */
// inline int
// atoi( const string& str )
// {
// return ::atoi( str.c_str() );
// }
/**
* Strip leading and/or trailing whitespace from s.
* @param s String to strip.
* @return The stripped string.
*/
std::string lstrip( const std::string& s );
std::string rstrip( const std::string& s );
std::string strip( const std::string& s );
std::string makeStringSafeForPropertyName(const std::string& str);
/**
* Return a new string with any trailing \\r and \\n characters removed.
* Typically useful to clean a CR-terminated line obtained from
* std::getline() which, upon reading CRLF (\\r\\n), discards the Line
* Feed character (\\n) but leaves the Carriage Return (\\r) in the
* string.
* @param s Input string
* @return The cleaned string
*/
std::string stripTrailingNewlines(const std::string& s);
/**
* Strip any trailing \\r and \\n characters from a string.
* Should have slightly less overhead than stripTrailingNewlines().
* @param s Input string (modified in-place)
*/
void stripTrailingNewlines_inplace(std::string& s);
/**
* Right-padding of a string to a given length
* @param s String to pad
* @param length The total length of the resulting string
* @param c The character to pad with
* @return The padded string
*/
std::string rpad( const std::string & s, size_t length, char c );
/**
* Left-padding of a string to a given length
* @param s String to pad
* @param length The total length of the resulting string
* @param c The character to pad with
* @return The padded string
*/
std::string lpad( const std::string & s, size_t length, char c );
/**
* Split a string into a words using 'sep' as the delimiter string.
* Produces a result similar to the perl and python functions of the
* same name.
*
* @param s The string to split into words
* @param sep Word delimiters. If not specified then any whitespace is
* a separator
* @param maxsplit If given, splits at no more than maxsplit places,
* resulting in at most maxsplit+1 words
* @return Array of words
*/
string_list
split( const std::string& s,
const char* sep = 0,
int maxsplit = 0 );
/**
* Split a string on any of several characters. Commonly used to deal
* with strings containing whitespace, newlines. To parse CSS style
* string, use with '\\n\\t ,' as the separator list.
*
* @note Consecutive separators will not produce empty entries in the
* the result, i.e splitting 'a,b,,c,d' with a ',' will produce a result
* with four entries, not five.
*/
string_list split_on_any_of(const std::string&, const char* seperators);
/**
* create a single string by joining the elements of a list with
* another string.
*/
std::string join(const string_list& l, const std::string& joinWith = "");
/**
* Test if a string starts with a string
*
* @param s The string to be tested
* @param substr The string to test
* @return True, if s starts with substr, False otherwise
*/
bool starts_with( const std::string & s, const std::string & substr );
/**
* Test if a string ends with a string
*
* @param s The string to be tested
* @param substr The string to test
* @return True, if s ends with substr, False otherwise
*/
bool ends_with( const std::string & s, const std::string & substr );
/**
* Strip all leading/trailing whitespace, and transform all interal
* whitespace into a single ' ' character - i.e newlines/carriage returns/
* tabs/multiple spaces will be condensed.
*/
std::string simplify(const std::string& s);
/**
* convert a string representing a decimal number, to an int
*/
int to_int(const std::string& s, int base = 10);
/** Convert a char to the integer it represents in the specified BASE.
*
* Contrary to std::isdigit() and std::isxdigit(), only the standard ASCII
* digits for BASE are accepted (with both uppercase and lowercase 'a'-'f'
* letters for base 16). Throw sg_range_exception if the char is not a
* valid digit for this base.
*
* See template specializations in strutils.cxx.
*/
template<int BASE>
int digitValue(char c);
/** Return:
* - std::string("decimal") if BASE is 10;
* - std::string("hexadecimal") if BASE is 16.
*
* Template specializations in strutils.cxx.
*/
template<int BASE>
std::string numerationBaseAdjective();
/** Convert a string representing an integer to an integral type.
*
* The input string must be non-empty and contain only digits of the
* specified BASE (template parameter). Throw:
* - sg_format_exception if the input string doesn't respect these
* constraints;
* - sg_range_exception if the value can't be represented by type T
* (i.e., if it is too large).
*
* Explicit template instantiations are added as needed in strutils.cxx.
* Have a look there and enable the ones you need!
*/
template<
class T,
int BASE = 10,
typename = typename std::enable_if<std::is_integral<T>::value, T>::type >
T readNonNegativeInt(const std::string& s);
/**
* Read a time value, seperated by colons, as a value in hours.
* Allowable input is ([+/-]%f[:%f[:%f]])
* i.e 15:04:35 is parsed as 15 + (04 / 60) + (35 / 2600)
* This code is moved from flightgear's options.cxx where it was called
* parse_time(),
*/
double readTime(const std::string& s);
/**
* Convert a string representing a boolean, to a bool.
* Accepted values include YES, true, 0, 1, false, no, True,
*/
bool to_bool(const std::string& s);
/**
* Compare dotted versions strings NN.NN.NN (analogous to strcmp())
*
* @note Any number of terms are supported.
*
* @param v1 First version
* @param v2 Second version
* @param maxComponents The maximum number of components to look at. This
* can be used to ignore (say) the patch level by
* setting it to 2
* @return 0 if versions match,
* -ve number if @a v1 is lower,
* +ve if @a v1 is greater
*/
int compare_versions( const std::string& v1,
const std::string& v2,
int maxComponents = 0 );
/**
@brief COmpare a version string to a template version string (which can contain wildcards)
@param aVersion : a regular version such as 2017.6 or 2020.1.2
@param aCandidate : a version specifier, eg 2020.* or 21.5.*
*/
bool compareVersionToWildcard(const std::string& aVersion, const std::string& aCandidate);
/**
* Convert a string to upper case.
* @return upper case string
*/
std::string uppercase(const std::string &s);
/**
* Convert a string to lower case.
* @return lower case string
*/
std::string lowercase(const std::string &s);
/**
* Convert a string to lower case in place
*/
void lowercase(std::string &s);
/**
* case-insensitive string comparisom
*/
bool iequals(const std::string& a, const std::string& b);
/**
* convert a string in the local Windows 8-bit encoding to UTF-8
* (no-op on other platforms)
*/
std::string convertWindowsLocal8BitToUtf8(const std::string& a);
/**
*
*/
std::string convertUtf8ToWindowsLocal8Bit(const std::string& a);
std::wstring convertUtf8ToWString(const std::string& a);
std::string convertWStringToUtf8(const std::wstring& w);
/**
* Get md5 hash of raw data.
*/
std::string md5(const unsigned char* data, size_t num);
std::string md5(const char* data, size_t num);
std::string md5(const std::string& str);
/**
* convert base-64 encoded data to raw bytes (possibly with embedded
* NULs). Throws an exception if input data is not base64, or is
* malformed
*/
void decodeBase64(const std::string& a, std::vector<unsigned char>& output);
/**
* convert bytes to hexadecimal equivalent
*/
std::string encodeHex(const std::string& bytes);
std::string encodeHex(const unsigned char* rawBytes, unsigned int length);
std::vector<uint8_t> decodeHex(const std::string& input);
/**
* Backslash-escape a string for C/C++ string literal syntax.
*
* @param s Input string.
* @return a copy of the input string with proper escaping, so that if the
* result is part of a C or C++ file and enclosed in double
* quotes, it can be used to represent a string literal that is
* equal to the input string.
*
* @note For every std::string s: unescape(escape(s)) == s
* @see unescape()
*/
std::string escape(const std::string& s);
/**
* Unescape string.
*
* @param str String possibly containing escaped characters.
* @return string with escaped characters replaced by single character
* values.
*
* @note For every std::string s: unescape(escape(s)) == s
* @see escape()
*/
std::string unescape(const char* str);
inline std::string unescape(const std::string& str)
{ return unescape(str.c_str()); }
/**
* Replace matching elements of string.
*
* @param source source string
* @param search search string
* @param replace replacement string
* @param start_pos starting position for replacement in source. Checked to ensure less than length of source.
* @return string with all occurrences of search changed to replace
*/
std::string replace(std::string source, const std::string search, const std::string replacement, std::size_t start_pos = 0);
/**
* Check a printf-style format string for dangerous (buffer-overflowing,
* memory re-writing) format tokens. If a problematic token is
* found, logs an error (SG_WARN) and returns an empty format string.
*/
std::string sanitizePrintfFormat(const std::string& input);
/**
* Get the message corresponding to a given value of errno.
*
* Similar to strerror(), except it should be thread-safe and returns an
* std::string.
*/
std::string error_string(int errnum);
/**
* Match a property path, obtained from prop->getPath(), against a
* template string. Templates are allowed to contain widlcards denoted by
* an asterix in certain places - at the end of names, or inside indices.
* Note that paths returned by getPath() always include an index on every
* path component, so template strings should be structured accordingly.
*
* Examples:
* /foo[*]/bar* will match /foo/barber, /foo[2]/bargain
* /views[0]/view[*]/f* will match /views[0]/view[99]/foo,
* /views[0]/view[4]/fig, /views[0]/view[1000]/flight
*/
bool matchPropPathToTemplate(const std::string& path, const std::string& templatePath);
bool parseStringAsLatLonValue(const std::string& s, double& result);
/**
* Attempt to parse a string as a latitude,longitude input. Returns true
* or false based on success, and returns the SGGeod by pointer. Leading,
* trailing and internal white-space is skipped / ignored.
*
* Supported formats:
* <signed decimal degrees latitude>,<signed decimal degress longitude>
* <unsigned decimal degrees>[NS],<unsigned decimal degrees>[EW]
* <degrees>*<decimal minutes>'[NS],<degrees>*<decimal minutes>'[EW]
*
* Latitude and longitude are parsed seperately so the formats for each
* do not need to agree. Latitude is assumed to precede longitude
* unless assumeLonLatOrder = true
*
* When NSEW characters are used, the order can be swapped and will be
* fixed correctly (longitude then latitude).
*/
bool parseStringAsGeod(const std::string& string,
SGGeod* result = nullptr,
bool assumeLonLatOrder = false);
// enum values here correspond to existing lon-lat format codes inside
// FlightGear (property: /sim/lon-lat-format )
// Don't re-order, just add new ones, or things may break
enum class LatLonFormat
{
DECIMAL_DEGREES = 0, ///< 88.4N,4.54W,
DEGREES_MINUTES, ///< 88 24.6'N, 4 30.5'W
DEGREES_MINUTES_SECONDS,
SIGNED_DECIMAL_DEGREES, ///< 88.4,-4.54
SIGNED_DEGREES_MINUTES,
SIGNED_DEGREES_MINUTES_SECONDS,
ZERO_PAD_DECIMAL_DEGRESS,
ZERO_PAD_DEGREES_MINUTES,
ZERO_PAD_DEGREES_MINUTES_SECONDS,
TRINITY_HOUSE, ///< dd* mm'.mmm X, ddd* mm'.mmm X (Trinity House Navigation standard).
DECIMAL_DEGREES_SYMBOL, ///< 88.4*N,4.54*W
ICAO_ROUTE_DEGREES, ///< 52N045W or 5212N04512W - precision auto-selected
};
enum class DegreeSymbol
{
ASTERISK = 0,
SPACE,
LATIN1_DEGREE,
UTF8_DEGREE
};
std::string formatLatLonValueAsString(double deg,
LatLonFormat format, char c,
DegreeSymbol degreeSymbol = DegreeSymbol::ASTERISK);
/**
* Format an SGGeod as a string according to the provided rule.
* if the SGGeod is invalid (default constructed), will return an empty string
*/
std::string formatGeodAsString(const SGGeod& geod,
LatLonFormat format = LatLonFormat::DECIMAL_DEGREES,
DegreeSymbol degreeSymbol = DegreeSymbol::ASTERISK);
} // end namespace strutils
} // end namespace simgear
#endif // STRUTILS_H