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stringutil.h File Reference

#include <string>
#include <iostream>
#include <vector>

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Defines
#define	_STRINGUTILDEFAULTPRINTERROR   true
	default values for stringutilprinterror See also: stringutilprinterror. More...
#define	_STRINGUTILDEFAULTTHROWEXCEPTION   false
	defaultvalues for stringutilthrowexception See also: stringutilthrowexception. More...
#define	_STRINGUTILSTRDELIMITER   '\"'
	default string delimiter char specification. More...
#define	_STRINGUTILSCAPECHAR   '\\'
	default scape char specification. More...
#define	_STRINGUTILCOMMENTCHAR   '#'
	default comment char specification. More...
#define	_STRINGUTILCOLUMNSEPARATOR   '\t'
	default column separator. More...
#define	_STRINGUTILCNTRLMARK   '^'
	specificator for cntrl char. More...
#define	_STRINGUTILHEXAMARK   'X'
	specificator for hexadecimal. More...
#define	_STRINGUTILCHARTABLE
	the spceial characters specification table. More...
Functions
bool	stringutilprinterror ()
	print error message default value is _STRINGUTILDEFAULTPRINTERROR; See also: stringutilthrowexception, _STRINGUTILDEFAULTPRINTERROR. More...
bool	stringutilprinterror (bool status)
bool	stringutilthrowexception ()
	throw exception default value is _STRINGUTILDEFAULTTHROWEXCEPTION See also: stringutilprinterror, _STRINGUTILDEFAULTPRINTERROR. More...
bool	stringutilthrowexception (bool status)
bool	isextended (char c)
bool	iswhite (char c)
	white char detection, used by string util and dataio. More...
char	tocntrl (char c)
unsigned	stringcasefind (string const &s1, string const &s2, unsigned pos=0)
	case insensive version of string::find(). More...
unsigned	stringcasefind_last_of (string const &s1, string const &s2, unsigned pos=0)
	case insensive version of string::find_last_of() does not used by dataio. More...
string&	parsestring (string &s, char strdelimiter=_STRINGUTILSTRDELIMITER, char scapechar=_STRINGUTILSCAPECHAR)
	clear extra spaces and parse delimited string of s the sequence of iswhite() is replaced by single space, except inside of delimited string (inside delimiters, the sequence of two delimiters is assumed one delimiters). More...
vector<string>&	parsestring (vector< string > &strlist, char strdelimiter=_STRINGUTILSTRDELIMITER, char scapechar=_STRINGUTILSCAPECHAR)
	for each element of list, clear extra spaces and parse delimited string. More...
string&	reverseparsestring (string &s, char strdelimiter=_STRINGUTILSTRDELIMITER, char scapechar=_STRINGUTILSCAPECHAR)
	translate s to delimited string (is delimiter is found, substitute by double of one). More...
vector<string>&	reverseparsestring (vector< string > &strlist, char strdelimiter=_STRINGUTILSTRDELIMITER, char scapechar=_STRINGUTILSCAPECHAR)
	for each element of list, convert to delimited string. More...
unsigned	findstringdelimiterclose (string const &s, unsigned pos=0, char strdelimiter=_STRINGUTILSTRDELIMITER, char scapechar=_STRINGUTILSCAPECHAR)
	return the position of string delimiter to close, started in the position pos. case delimiter='\0', force that delimiter is s[pos] otherwise: if s[pos] is not delimiter, assume that first delimiter is to open, and start closer findding. return ~0U if not found. return s.size() if delimiter do not occur in the s (starting the pos) CAUTION: This routine will change in future in way to support C/C++ like cher specification. More...
bool	stringdelimiterbalanced (string const &s, char strdelimiter=_STRINGUTILSTRDELIMITER, char scapechar=_STRINGUTILSCAPECHAR, unsigned pos1=0, unsigned pos2=(~0U))
	return true, if string delimiter is closed correctly between [pos1, pos2). More...
bool	needdelimiter (string const &s, char strdelimiter=_STRINGUTILSTRDELIMITER, char scapechar=_STRINGUTILSCAPECHAR)
	return true, if string delimiters is required if contain two adjacent iswhite() or string delimiters. More...
istream&	gettextline (istream &f, string &line, char comment=_STRINGUTILCOMMENTCHAR, char strdelimiter=_STRINGUTILSTRDELIMITER, char scapechar=_STRINGUTILSCAPECHAR, char newlinedelimiter='\0')
	getline() that can read text file of ansi, DOS, windows (newline == '\r '), UNIX (newline=='n') and VAX/VMS (newline=='r') withouth specification. if (newline == '\0'), auto detect new line format. otherwise, work as getline() Unless (newline == EOF), assume end of file if EOF character is found or fisical eof occur It is necessary, because some text editor write EOF character at end of file If (newline == EOF), read EOF char into memory, if found. More...
istream&	getline (istream &f, vector< string > &dataline, char separator=_STRINGUTILCOLUMNSEPARATOR, char comment=_STRINGUTILCOMMENTCHAR, char strdelimiter=_STRINGUTILSTRDELIMITER, char scapechar=_STRINGUTILSCAPECHAR, char newline='\0')
	vectorized getline get vector <string> (one line separated as colmns) from istream does not used by dataio newline=='\0' is autodetect mode. More...
istream&	getlines (istream &f, vector< vector< string > > &datalist, char separator=_STRINGUTILCOLUMNSEPARATOR, char comment=_STRINGUTILCOMMENTCHAR, char strdelimiter=_STRINGUTILSTRDELIMITER, char scapechar=_STRINGUTILSCAPECHAR, char newline='\0')
	vectorized getlines newline=='\0' is auto detect mode. More...
ostream&	putline (ostream &f, vector< string > &dataline, char separator=_STRINGUTILCOLUMNSEPARATOR, char newline='\0')
	put the vector<string> to ostream dataio use it, only if _DATAIODEBUG_ is defined newline=='\0' is system newline. More...
ostream&	putlines (ostream &f, vector< vector< string > > &datalist, char separator=_STRINGUTILCOLUMNSEPARATOR, char newline='\0')
	vectorized putlines newline=='\0' is system new lines. More...
vector<vector <string> >&	transpose (vector< vector< string > > &data)
	transpose the vector<vector <string> > data array (replace row and column). More...

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