esp8266/cores/esp8266/WString.h

/*
 WString.h - String library for Wiring & Arduino
 ...mostly rewritten by Paul Stoffregen...
 Copyright (c) 2009-10 Hernando Barragan.  All right reserved.
 Copyright 2011, Paul Stoffregen, paul@pjrc.com

 This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
 modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
 License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
 version 2.1 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
 Lesser General Public License for more details.

 You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public
 License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software
 Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA  02110-1301  USA
 */

#ifndef String_class_h
#define String_class_h
#ifdef __cplusplus

#include <pgmspace.h>

#include <cstdlib>
#include <cstdint>
#include <cstring>
#include <cctype>

#include <utility>
#include <type_traits>

// an abstract class used as a means to proide a unique pointer type
// but really has no body
class __FlashStringHelper;
#define FPSTR(pstr_pointer) (reinterpret_cast<const __FlashStringHelper *>(pstr_pointer))
#define F(string_literal) (FPSTR(PSTR(string_literal)))

// support libraries that expect this name to be available
// replace with `using StringSumHelper = String;` in case something wants this constructible
class StringSumHelper;

// The string class
class String {
    public:
        // constructors
        // creates a copy of the initial value.
        // if the initial value is null or invalid, or if memory allocation
        // fails, the string will be marked as invalid (i.e. "if (s)" will
        // be false).
        String() __attribute__((always_inline)) { // See init()
            init();
        }
        String(const char *cstr);
        String(const String &str);
        String(const __FlashStringHelper *str);
        String(String &&rval) noexcept;
        explicit String(char c) {
            sso.buff[0] = c;
            sso.buff[1] = 0;
            sso.len     = 1;
            sso.isHeap  = 0;
        }
        explicit String(unsigned char, unsigned char base = 10);
        explicit String(int, unsigned char base = 10);
        explicit String(unsigned int, unsigned char base = 10);
        explicit String(long, unsigned char base = 10);
        explicit String(unsigned long, unsigned char base = 10);
        explicit String(long long /* base 10 */);
        explicit String(long long, unsigned char base);
        explicit String(unsigned long long /* base 10 */);
        explicit String(unsigned long long, unsigned char base);
        explicit String(float, unsigned char decimalPlaces = 2);
        explicit String(double, unsigned char decimalPlaces = 2);
        ~String() {
            invalidate();
        }

        // memory management
        // return true on success, false on failure (in which case, the string
        // is left unchanged).  reserve(0), if successful, will validate an
        // invalid string (i.e., "if (s)" will be true afterwards)
        bool reserve(unsigned int size);
        unsigned int length(void) const {
            return buffer() ? len() : 0;
        }
        void clear(void) {
            setLen(0);
        }
        bool isEmpty(void) const {
            return length() == 0;
        }

        // creates a copy of the assigned value.  if the value is null or
        // invalid, or if the memory allocation fails, the string will be
        // marked as invalid ("if (s)" will be false).
        String &operator =(const String &rhs);
        String &operator =(const char *cstr);
        String &operator =(const __FlashStringHelper *str);
        String &operator =(String &&rval) noexcept;
        String &operator =(char c);

        // concatenate (works w/ built-in types)

        // returns true on success, false on failure (in which case, the string
        // is left unchanged).  if the argument is null or invalid, the
        // concatenation is considered unsuccessful.
        bool concat(const String &str);
        bool concat(const char *cstr);
        bool concat(char c);
        bool concat(unsigned char c);
        bool concat(int num);
        bool concat(unsigned int num);
        bool concat(long num);
        bool concat(unsigned long num);
        bool concat(long long num);
        bool concat(unsigned long long num);
        bool concat(float num);
        bool concat(double num);
        bool concat(const __FlashStringHelper *str);
        bool concat(const char *cstr, unsigned int length);

        // if there's not enough memory for the concatenated value, the string
        // will be left unchanged (but this isn't signalled in any way)
        template <typename T>
        String &operator +=(const T &rhs) {
            concat(rhs);
            return *this;
        }

        explicit operator bool() const {
            return buffer() != nullptr;
        }

        int compareTo(const String &s) const;
        bool equals(const String &s) const;
        bool equals(const char *cstr) const;
        bool equals(const __FlashStringHelper *s) const;
        bool operator ==(const String &rhs) const {
            return equals(rhs);
        }
        bool operator ==(const char *cstr) const {
            return equals(cstr);
        }
        bool operator ==(const __FlashStringHelper *rhs) const {
            return equals(rhs);
        }
        bool operator !=(const String &rhs) const {
            return !equals(rhs);
        }
        bool operator !=(const char *cstr) const {
            return !equals(cstr);
        }
        bool operator !=(const __FlashStringHelper *rhs) const {
            return !equals(rhs);
        }
        bool operator <(const String &rhs) const;
        bool operator >(const String &rhs) const;
        bool operator <=(const String &rhs) const;
        bool operator >=(const String &rhs) const;
        bool equalsIgnoreCase(const String &s) const;
        bool equalsIgnoreCase(const __FlashStringHelper *s) const;
        unsigned char equalsConstantTime(const String &s) const;
        bool startsWith(const String &prefix) const;
        bool startsWith(const char *prefix) const;
        bool startsWith(const __FlashStringHelper *prefix) const;
        bool startsWith(const String &prefix, unsigned int offset) const;
        bool startsWith(const __FlashStringHelper *prefix, unsigned int offset) const;
        bool endsWith(const String &suffix) const;
        bool endsWith(const char *suffix) const;
        bool endsWith(const __FlashStringHelper *suffix) const;

        // character access
        char charAt(unsigned int index) const {
            return operator [](index);
        }
        void setCharAt(unsigned int index, char c);
        char operator [](unsigned int index) const;
        char &operator [](unsigned int index);
        void getBytes(unsigned char *buf, unsigned int bufsize, unsigned int index = 0) const;
        void toCharArray(char *buf, unsigned int bufsize, unsigned int index = 0) const {
            getBytes((unsigned char *) buf, bufsize, index);
        }
        const char *c_str() const { return buffer(); }
        char *begin() { return wbuffer(); }
        char *end() { return wbuffer() + length(); }
        const char *begin() const { return c_str(); }
        const char *end() const { return c_str() + length(); }

        // search
        int indexOf(char ch, unsigned int fromIndex = 0) const;
        int indexOf(const char *str, unsigned int fromIndex = 0) const;
        int indexOf(const __FlashStringHelper *str, unsigned int fromIndex = 0) const {
            return indexOf((const char*)str, fromIndex);
        }
        int indexOf(const String &str, unsigned int fromIndex = 0) const;
        int lastIndexOf(char ch) const;
        int lastIndexOf(char ch, unsigned int fromIndex) const;
        int lastIndexOf(const String &str) const;
        int lastIndexOf(const String &str, unsigned int fromIndex) const;
        int lastIndexOf(const __FlashStringHelper *str) const;
        int lastIndexOf(const __FlashStringHelper *str, unsigned int fromIndex) const;
        String substring(unsigned int beginIndex) const {
            return substring(beginIndex, len());
        }
        String substring(unsigned int beginIndex, unsigned int endIndex) const;

        // modification
        void replace(char find, char replace);
        void replace(const String &find, const String &replace);
        void replace(const char *find, const String &replace);
        void replace(const __FlashStringHelper *find, const String &replace);
        void replace(const char *find, const char *replace);
        void replace(const __FlashStringHelper *find, const char *replace);
        void replace(const __FlashStringHelper *find, const __FlashStringHelper *replace);

        // Pass the biggest integer if the count is not specified.
        // The remove method below will take care of truncating it at the end of the string.
        void remove(unsigned int index, unsigned int count = (unsigned int)-1);
        void toLowerCase(void);
        void toUpperCase(void);
        void trim(void);

        // parsing/conversion
        long toInt(void) const;
        float toFloat(void) const;
        double toDouble(void) const;

    protected:
        // Contains the string info when we're not in SSO mode
        struct _ptr {
            char *   buff;
            uint16_t cap;
            uint16_t len;
        };
        // This allows strings up up to 11 (10 + \0 termination) without any extra space.
        enum { SSOSIZE = sizeof(struct _ptr) + 4 - 1 }; // Characters to allocate space for SSO, must be 12 or more
        struct _sso {
            char     buff[SSOSIZE];
            unsigned char len    : 7; // Ensure only one byte is allocated by GCC for the bitfields
            unsigned char isHeap : 1;
        } __attribute__((packed)); // Ensure that GCC doesn't expand the flag byte to a 32-bit word for alignment issues
        enum { CAPACITY_MAX = 65535 }; // If typeof(cap) changed from uint16_t, be sure to update this enum to the max value storable in the type
        union {
            struct _ptr ptr;
            struct _sso sso;
        };
        // Accessor functions
        bool isSSO() const { return !sso.isHeap; }
        unsigned int len() const { return isSSO() ? sso.len : ptr.len; }
        unsigned int capacity() const { return isSSO() ? (unsigned int)SSOSIZE - 1 : ptr.cap; } // Size of max string not including terminal NUL
        void setSSO(bool set) { sso.isHeap = !set; }
        void setLen(int len) {
            if (isSSO()) {
                setSSO(true); // Avoid emitting of bitwise EXTRACT-AND-OR ops (store-merging optimization)
                sso.len = len;
            } else
                ptr.len = len;
        }
        void setCapacity(int cap) { if (!isSSO()) ptr.cap = cap; }
        void setBuffer(char *buff) { if (!isSSO()) ptr.buff = buff; }
        // Buffer accessor functions
        const char *buffer() const { return wbuffer(); }
        char *wbuffer() const { return isSSO() ? const_cast<char *>(sso.buff) : ptr.buff; } // Writable version of buffer

        // concatenation is done via non-member functions
        // make sure we still have access to internal methods, since we optimize based on capacity of both sides and want to manipulate internal buffers directly
        friend String operator +(const String &lhs, String &&rhs);
        friend String operator +(String &&lhs, String &&rhs);
        friend String operator +(char lhs, String &&rhs);
        friend String operator +(const char *lhs, String &&rhs);
        friend String operator +(const __FlashStringHelper *lhs, String &&rhs);

    protected:
        void init(void) __attribute__((always_inline)) {
            sso.buff[0] = 0;
            sso.len     = 0;
            sso.isHeap  = 0;
            // Without the 6 statements shown below, GCC simply emits such as: "MOVI.N aX,0", "S8I aX,a2,0" and "S8I aX,a2,11" (8 bytes in total)
            sso.buff[1]  = 0;
            sso.buff[2]  = 0;
            sso.buff[3]  = 0;
            sso.buff[8]  = 0;
            sso.buff[9]  = 0;
            sso.buff[10] = 0;
            // With the above, thanks to store-merging, GCC can use the narrow form of 32-bit store insn ("S32I.N") and emits:
            //   "MOVI.N aX,0", "S32I.N aX,a2,0" and "S32I.N aX,a2,8" (6 bytes in total)
            // (Literature: Xtensa(R) Instruction Set Reference Manual, "S8I - Store 8-bit" [p.504] and "S32I.N - Narrow Store 32-bit" [p.512])
            // Unfortunately, GCC seems not to re-evaluate the cost of inlining after the store-merging optimizer stage,
            // `always_inline` attribute is necessary in order to keep inlining.
        }
        void invalidate(void);
        bool changeBuffer(unsigned int maxStrLen);

        // copy or insert at a specific position
        String &copy(const char *cstr, unsigned int length);
        String &copy(const __FlashStringHelper *pstr, unsigned int length);

        String &insert(size_t position, char);
        String &insert(size_t position, const char *);
        String &insert(size_t position, const __FlashStringHelper *);
        String &insert(size_t position, const char *, size_t length);
        String &insert(size_t position, const String &);

        // rvalue helper
        void move(String &rhs) noexcept;
};

// concatenation (note that it's done using non-method operators to handle both possible type refs)

inline String operator +(const String &lhs, const String &rhs) {
    String res;
    res.reserve(lhs.length() + rhs.length());
    res += lhs;
    res += rhs;
    return res;
}

inline String operator +(String &&lhs, const String &rhs) {
    lhs += rhs;
    return std::move(lhs);
}

String operator +(const String &lhs, String &&rhs);
String operator +(String &&lhs, String &&rhs);

template <typename T,
    typename = std::enable_if_t<!std::is_same_v<String, std::decay_t<T>>>>
inline String operator +(const String &lhs, const T &value) {
    String res(lhs);
    res += value;
    return res;
}

template <typename T,
    typename = std::enable_if_t<!std::is_same_v<String, std::decay_t<T>>>>
inline String operator +(String &&lhs, const T &value) {
    lhs += value;
    return std::move(lhs);
}

// `String(char)` is explicit, but we used to have StringSumHelper silently allowing the following:
// `String x; x = 'a' + String('b') + 'c';`
// For comparison, `std::string(char)` does not exist. However, we are allowed to chain `char` as both lhs and rhs

String operator +(char lhs, const String &rhs);

inline String operator +(char lhs, String &&rhs) {
    return std::move(rhs.insert(0, lhs));
}

// both `char*` and `__FlashStringHelper*` are implicitly converted into `String()`, calling the `operator+(const String& ...);`
// however, here we:
// - do an automatic `reserve(total length)` for the resulting string
// - possibly do rhs.insert(0, ...), when &&rhs capacity could fit both

String operator +(const char *lhs, const String &rhs);

inline String operator +(const char *lhs, String &&rhs) {
    return std::move(rhs.insert(0, lhs));
}

inline String operator +(const __FlashStringHelper *lhs, const String &rhs) {
    return reinterpret_cast<const char*>(lhs) + rhs;
}

inline String operator +(const __FlashStringHelper *lhs, String &&rhs) {
    return std::move(rhs.insert(0, lhs));
}

extern const String emptyString;

#endif  // __cplusplus
#endif  // String_class_h