/* * Copyright 1995, 1996 Perforce Software. All rights reserved. * * This file is part of Perforce - the FAST SCM System. */ /* * strings.cc - support for StrBuf, StrPtr */ # include <stdhdrs.h> # include <charman.h> # include "strbuf.h" # include "strdict.h" # include "strops.h" /* * Null strings for StrRef::Null() and empty StrBuf */ char StrBuf::nullStrBuf[8] = "\0\0\0\0\0\0\0"; StrRef StrRef::null( "", 0 ); /* * StrPtr::CCompare/SCompare/SCompareN/SEqual * * These following methods alone handle the case sensitivity switch * between UNIX and NT servers. They include support for an experimental * "hybrid" form of case handling. * * Even the case insensitive comparators start with a case sensitive * compare, since that is faster and handles the bulk of data. Only * if the case sensitive compare finds a difference, and we are being * case insensitive, do we proceed to the slower case folding compare. * * Here are the case handling modes: * * ST_UNIX: Compare with case significant. * * Ax < ax * aa > AX * * ST_WINDOWS: Compare with case ignored. * * Ax == ax * aa < AX * * ST_HYBRID: First compare with case ignored, then significant. * * Ax < ax * aa < AX * * This leads to an ordering like: * * //depot/main/a * //depot/main/b * //depot/Main/c * //depot/main/c * //depot/main/d * * That is, it looks like WINDOWS order, but still maintains * uniqueness. Because ordering depends on seeing the whole * string before going back and looking for case differences, * this can complicate code which attempts to do its own char * by char sorting. Thus the character based SCompare() and * SEqual() differ only for the HYBRID case: SCompare ignores * the case, while SEqual() heeds it. * * And the methods: * * StrPtr::CCompare() * Compare with case ignored. * * StrPtr::NCompare() * Compare with case ignored, natural order comparison. * * StrPtr::SCompare( string ) * Compare with case significant (UNIX). * Compare with case ignored (WINDOWS) * Compare with case ignored then significant (HYBRID) * * StrPtr::SCompareN( string, len ) * Compare with case significant (UNIX). * Compare with case ignored (WINDOWS) * Compare with case ignored; if EOS then significant (HYBRID) * * StrPtr::SCompare( char ) * Compare with case significant (UNIX). * Compare with case ignored (WINDOWS,HYBRID) * * StrPtr::SEqual( char ) * Compare with case significant (UNIX,HYBRID). * Compare with case ignored (WINDOWS) */ # ifdef CASE_INSENSITIVE StrPtr::CaseUse StrPtr::caseUse = ST_WINDOWS; # else StrPtr::CaseUse StrPtr::caseUse = ST_UNIX; # endif bool StrPtr::foldingSet = 0; int StrPtr::CCompare( const char *sa, const char *sb ) { register const unsigned char *a = (const unsigned char *)sa; register const unsigned char *b = (const unsigned char *)sb; // Case significant part (fast) while( *a && *a == *b ) ++a, ++b; // Case ignored part (slow) while( *a && tolowerq( *a ) == tolowerq( *b ) ) ++a, ++b; return tolowerq( *a ) - tolowerq( *b ); } int StrPtr::SCompare( const char *sa, const char *sb ) { register const unsigned char *a = (const unsigned char *)sa; register const unsigned char *b = (const unsigned char *)sb; // Case significant compare for UNIX while( *a && *a == *b ) ++a, ++b; int cmpCased = *a - *b; if( caseUse == ST_UNIX ) return cmpCased; // Proceed with case ignored compare for WINDOWS, HYBRID while( *a && tolowerq( *a ) == tolowerq( *b ) ) ++a, ++b; int cmpFolded = tolowerq( *a ) - tolowerq( *b ); if( cmpFolded || caseUse == ST_WINDOWS ) return cmpFolded; // If case-ignored matched and HYBRID, now return first case mismatch return cmpCased; } /* * NCompare(), original code taken from: * * strnatcmp.c -- Perform 'natural order' comparisons of strings in C. * Copyright (C) 2000, 2004 by Martin Pool <mbp sourcefrog net> * * see: * http://computer.perforce.com/newwiki/index.php?title=3rd_Party_Software * */ int StrPtr::NCompare( const char *a, const char *b ) { const unsigned char *ca = (const unsigned char *)a; const unsigned char *cb = (const unsigned char *)b; int result; for( ;; ) { while( isAspace( ca ) ) ++ca; while( isAspace( cb ) ) ++cb; if( !*ca && !*cb ) return 0; if ( isAdigit( ca ) && isAdigit( cb ) ) { if( *ca == '0' || *cb == '0' ) { if( ( result = NCompareLeft( ca, cb ) ) != 0 ) return result; } else { if( ( result = NCompareRight( ca, cb ) ) != 0 ) return result; } } // For now, always ignore case if( tolowerq( *ca ) < tolowerq( *cb ) ) return -1; if( tolowerq( *ca ) > tolowerq( *cb ) ) return +1; ++ca; ++cb; } } int StrPtr::NCompareLeft( const unsigned char *a, const unsigned char *b ) { for( ;; a++, b++ ) { if ( !isAdigit( a ) && !isAdigit( b ) ) return 0; else if( !isAdigit( a ) ) return -1; else if( !isAdigit( b ) ) return +1; else if( *a < *b ) return -1; else if( *a > *b ) return +1; } // NOT-REACHED! } int StrPtr::NCompareRight( const unsigned char *a, const unsigned char *b ) { int bias = 0; for( ;; a++, b++ ) { if( !isAdigit( a ) && !isAdigit( b ) ) return bias; else if( !isAdigit( a ) ) return -1; else if( !isAdigit( b ) ) return +1; else if( *a < *b ) { if( !bias ) bias = -1; } else if (*a > *b) { if( !bias ) bias = +1; } else if ( !*a && !*b ) return bias; } // NOT-REACHED! } int StrPtr::SCompareN( const StrPtr &s ) const { register const unsigned char *a = (const unsigned char *)buffer; register const unsigned char *b = (const unsigned char *)s.buffer; register int n = length; // Case significant compare for UNIX while( n && *a && *a == *b ) ++a, ++b, --n; if( !n ) return 0; int cmpCased = *a - *b; if( caseUse == ST_UNIX ) return cmpCased; // Proceed with case folding compare for WINDOWS, HYBRID while( n && *a && tolowerq( *a ) == tolowerq( *b ) ) ++a, ++b, --n; if( !n ) return 0; int cmpFolded = tolowerq( *a ) - tolowerq( *b ); if( cmpFolded || caseUse == ST_WINDOWS ) return cmpFolded; // If case-ignored matched and HYBRID, now return first case mismatch return cmpCased; } int StrPtr::SCompareF( unsigned char a, unsigned char b ) { return caseUse == ST_UNIX ? a-b : tolowerq( a ) - tolowerq( b ); } int StrPtr::SEqualF( unsigned char a, unsigned char b ) { return caseUse == ST_WINDOWS ? tolowerq( a ) == tolowerq( b ) : a==b; } /* * StrPtr::Atoi64() - our own strtoll() * StrPtr::Itoa64() - a cheesy sprintf() */ P4INT64 StrPtr::Atoi64( const char *p ) { P4INT64 value = 0; int sign = 0; /* Skip any leading blanks. */ while( isAspace( p ) ) ++p; /* Check for a sign. */ if( *p == '+' ) ++p; else if( *p == '-' ) ++p, sign = 1; /* Convert the digits */ while( isAdigit( p ) ) value = value * 10 + ( *p++ - '0' ); /* Add the sign */ return sign ? -value : value; } char * StrPtr::Itoa64( P4INT64 v, char *buffer ) { // Our own cheesy sprintf( buf, "%d", v ); // We work backwards from the end of the buffer. // We return the beginning of the buffer int neg; if( neg = ( v < 0 ) ) v = -v; *--buffer = 0; do { *--buffer = ( v % 10 ) + '0'; v = v / 10; } while( v ); if( neg ) *--buffer = '-'; return buffer; } char * StrPtr::Itox( unsigned int v, char *buffer ) { // Our own cheesy sprintf( buf, "%x", v ); // We work backwards from the end of the buffer. // We return the beginning of the buffer *--buffer = 0; do { *--buffer = StrOps::OtoX( v & 0xf ); v >>= 4; } while( v ); *--buffer = 'x'; *--buffer = '0'; return buffer; } // A legal number follows the simple grammar: ( )*[+-]\d+ // bool StrPtr::IsNumeric() const { const char *p = Text(); while( isAspace( p ) ) ++p; if( *p == '+' || *p == '-' ) ++p; const char *q = p; while( isAdigit( p ) ) ++p; return *p == '\0' && ( p - q ) > 0; } int StrPtr::EndsWith( const char *s, int l ) const { if( Length() < l ) return 0; const char *p = Text() + ( Length() - l ); while( l-- > 0 ) if( *p++ != *s++ ) return 0; return 1; } /* * StrBuf::Append() - append to a buffer */ void StrBuf::Append( const char *buf, p4size_t len ) { // This code is the functional equivalent of: // // Extend( buf, len ); // Terminate(); // char *s = Alloc( len + 1 ); memmove( s, buf, len ); s[ len ] = '\0'; --length; } void StrBuf::Append( const char *buf ) { // Use buf's EOS int len = strlen( buf ) + 1; memmove( Alloc( len ), buf, len ); --length; } void StrBuf::Append( const StrPtr *t ) { char *s = Alloc( t->Length() + 1 ); memmove( s, t->Text(), t->Length() ); s[ t->Length() ] = '\0'; --length; } void StrBuf::UAppend( const char *buf, p4size_t len ) { // This code is the functional equivalent of: // // Extend( buf, len ); // Terminate(); // char *s = Alloc( len + 1 ); memcpy( s, buf, len ); s[ len ] = '\0'; --length; } void StrBuf::UAppend( const char *buf ) { // Use buf's EOS int len = strlen( buf ) + 1; memcpy( Alloc( len ), buf, len ); --length; } void StrBuf::UAppend( const StrPtr *t ) { char *s = Alloc( t->Length() + 1 ); memcpy( s, t->Text(), t->Length() ); s[ t->Length() ] = '\0'; --length; } /* * StrBuf::Grow() - grow a string buffer */ void StrBuf::Grow( p4size_t oldlen ) { // Resize? // If Growing an existing string, double needed size ('cause // we'll grow again). But if allocating a string to begin // with, add an extra byte for the null terminator that gets // tacked on. size = length; if( buffer != nullStrBuf ) { // geometric growth size = ( size + 30 ) * 3 / 2; char *o = buffer; buffer = new char[ size ]; memcpy( buffer, o, oldlen ); delete []o; } else { if( size < 4096 ) size += 1; buffer = new char[ size ]; } } /* * StrBuf::BlockAppend() - append a large block to a buffer */ void StrBuf::BlockAppend( const char *buf, p4size_t len ) { // This code is the functional equivalent of: // // Extend( buf, len ); // Terminate(); // // except that it doesn't over-allocate char *s = BlockAlloc( len + 1 ); memmove( s, buf, len ); s[ len ] = '\0'; --length; } void StrBuf::BlockAppend( const char *buf ) { // Use buf's EOS int len = strlen( buf ) + 1; memmove( BlockAlloc( len ), buf, len ); --length; } void StrBuf::BlockAppend( const StrPtr *t ) { char *s = BlockAlloc( t->Length() + 1 ); memmove( s, t->Text(), t->Length() ); s[ t->Length() ] = '\0'; --length; } void StrBuf::UBlockAppend( const char *buf, p4size_t len ) { // This code is the functional equivalent of: // // Extend( buf, len ); // Terminate(); // // except that it doesn't over-allocate char *s = BlockAlloc( len + 1 ); memcpy( s, buf, len ); s[ len ] = '\0'; --length; } void StrBuf::UBlockAppend( const char *buf ) { // Use buf's EOS int len = strlen( buf ) + 1; memcpy( BlockAlloc( len ), buf, len ); --length; } void StrBuf::UBlockAppend( const StrPtr *t ) { char *s = BlockAlloc( t->Length() + 1 ); memcpy( s, t->Text(), t->Length() ); s[ t->Length() ] = '\0'; --length; } /* * StrBuf::Reserve() - Ensure that there is the requested space * - don't over-allocate * - intended for large requests (>= 128 KB) */ void StrBuf::Reserve( p4size_t oldlen ) { size = length; if( buffer != nullStrBuf ) { // geometric growth char *o = buffer; buffer = new char[ size ]; memcpy( buffer, o, oldlen ); delete []o; } else { buffer = new char[ size ]; } } /* * StrBuf::<<int - append ascii representation of an int */ StrBuf& StrBuf::operator <<( int v ) { return *this << StrNum( v ); } void StrBuf::Fill(const char *buf, p4size_t len) { if (len > Length() ) len = Length(); memset( Text(), *buf, len); } void StrBuf::TruncateBlanks() { const char *p = buffer; const char *blank = 0; while( *p ) { if( *p != ' ' ) blank = 0; else if( !blank ) blank = p; p++; } if( blank ) { SetEnd( (char *)blank ); Terminate(); } } void StrBuf::TrimBlanks() { const char *start = buffer; const char *blank = 0; while( *start == ' ' ) start++; const char *p = start; while( *p ) { if( *p != ' ' ) blank = 0; else if( !blank ) blank = p; p++; } int l = blank ? blank - start : p - start; if( l != length ) { memmove( buffer, start, l ); buffer[ l ] = '\0'; length = l; } } /** * StrBuf::CompressTail * * @brief Chop the common substring off tail and * prepend with the offset value of the substring * in the passed string. * * @param the string to match * @return offset into string argument * -1 if error * 0 if not compressed */ int StrBuf::EncodeTail( StrPtr &s, const char *replaceBytes ) { /* * If replaceBytes is NULL, then ASSUME we shall compress * the string. If replaceBytes is not NULL and the contents * does not match the first two bytes of our buffer (e.g. "//") * then we return assuming that the buffer has already been * compressed. (This happens in DbOpen::Put since the record * is written in two parts, the keys then the non key columns). * To compress our string, compare a string with a supplied argument s. * Find the count of trailing identical characters then * truncate the common substring from the end. The * get the offset value for the common string into the supplied * argument, convert to 2-byte hex value and prepend to the leading * non-matching piece. (max offset 255 for FF) */ // job075871: advance past the client name so that substring // is not considered in the match process. register int i = 2; while( i < s.Length() && s.buffer[i] != '/' ) i++; if( s.buffer[i] != '/' ) return 0; register int shortest = length < (s.Length() - i)? length : (s.Length() - i); // bail early if one string is empty if( shortest == 0 ) return 0; // reset counter i = 0; register const unsigned char *a = (const unsigned char *)(s.buffer + s.Length() - 1); register const unsigned char *b = (const unsigned char *)(buffer + length - 1); if( replaceBytes && strncmp(buffer, replaceBytes, 2) != 0) return 0; while( i < shortest && *a == *b ) { a--; b--; i++; } // sanity check if ( i > (length - 2) ) { // If client path contains full depot path // back off a character so that we have enough // room to store offset. if( i == (length - 1) ) i--; else return -1; } /* * get the offset value into the passed StrPtr where the * common substring starts. */ register int v = s.Length() - i; if ((i == 0) || (v > 255) ) { // nothing to compress or // the offset is too large do not compress the tail return 0; } // chop off common part of path length -= i; Terminate(); // prepend this value to the first 2 bytes of our buffer *(buffer+1) = StrOps::OtoX( v & 0xf ); v >>= 4; *(buffer) = v ? StrOps::OtoX( v & 0xf ) : '0'; return (s.Length() - i); } int StrBuf::DecodeTail( StrPtr &s, const char *replaceBytes ) { /* * If replaceBytes is NULL, then ASSUMES a compressed string. * If replaceBytes is not NULL and contains the * identical first two bytes of our buffer (e.g. "//") * then we return assuming that the buffer is uncompressed. * This StrBuf will may grow to accommodate the common * substring which will be appended. If replacedBytes * is non-NULL then the first two bytes will replace * those currently in the buffer. */ /* Sanity Checks */ // bail early if target string is empty if( s.Length() == 0 ) return -1; // bail if not enough room for offset in source if( length < 2 ) return 0; // bail if passed replacement string and it has already been replaced if( replaceBytes && strlen(replaceBytes) >= 2 && strncmp(buffer, replaceBytes, 2) == 0) return 0; int v = ( StrOps::XtoO( buffer[0] ) << 4 ) | ( StrOps::XtoO( buffer[1] ) << 0 ); // santity check offset value if( v <= 2 || v > 255 ) return -1; if( replaceBytes && strlen(replaceBytes) >= 2 ) { buffer[0] = replaceBytes[0]; buffer[1] = replaceBytes[1]; } if( s.Length() >= v ) Append( s.buffer + v ); else return -1; return v; } void StrBuf::Compress( StrPtr *s ) { // Compare a string with a supplied argument // Find the count of leading identical characters then // convert to 2-byte hex value and append the trailing // non-matching piece. (max 255 for FF) register const unsigned char *a = (const unsigned char *)buffer; register const unsigned char *b = (const unsigned char *)s->buffer; register int n = length; register int i = 0; while( n && *a && *a == *b && ++i < 256 ) ++a, ++b, --n; // leading characters in common (max 255) int v = ( length - n ); int newSize = (length - v) + 4; int l = v; char *newBuffer = new char[ newSize ]; *(newBuffer+1) = StrOps::OtoX( v & 0xf ); v >>= 4; *(newBuffer) = v ? StrOps::OtoX( v & 0xf ) : '0'; memcpy( newBuffer + 2, buffer + l, n ); newBuffer[ n + 2 ] = '\0'; delete []buffer; buffer = newBuffer; length = n + 2; size = newSize; } void StrBuf::UnCompress( StrPtr *s ) { // ASSUMES a compressed string, note uncompressed size // could be much bigger since Alloc uses Grow(), but // typically this strbuf will be copied into another // record format where it will be correctly sized. register int n = length; int v = ( StrOps::XtoO( buffer[0] ) << 4 ) | ( StrOps::XtoO( buffer[1] ) << 0 ); int extra = v - 2; if( extra > 0 ) Alloc( extra + 1 ); memmove( buffer + v, buffer + 2, n - 2 ); memcpy( buffer, s->buffer, v ); buffer[ n + extra ] = '\0'; length = n + extra; } void StrFixed::SetBufferSize( p4size_t l ) { if( length == l ) return; delete []buffer; this->length = l; this->buffer = new char[ l ]; } /* * Converts a 64-bit integer to a "human-readable" format. Is passed the * end of the buffer, works backward, returns the beginning of the buffer. */ char * StrHuman::Itoa64( P4INT64 v, char *buffer, int f ) { static const char suffix[] = "BKMGTP"; static P4INT64 factor = f; P4INT64 current = v; P4INT64 remainder = 0; const char *s = suffix; for( ; s < suffix + 6; s++) { if( current < factor ) break; else { remainder = (current * 100 / factor ) % 100; current = current / factor; } } *--buffer = 0; *--buffer = *s; if( remainder ) { do { *--buffer = ( remainder % 10 ) + '0'; remainder = remainder / 10; } while( remainder ); *--buffer = '.'; } do { *--buffer = ( current % 10 ) + '0'; current = current / 10; } while( current ); return buffer; }
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#1 | 12190 | Matt Attaway | Initial drop of 2015.1 p4/p4api source |