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/************************************************************

Created: Friday, December 12, 1990 at 5:44 PM
    PascalString.h
    C Interface to the Macintosh Libraries


        Copyright Apple Computer, Inc.    1985-1992
        All rights reserved

************************************************************/


#ifndef __PASCALSTRING__
#define __PASCALSTRING__

#ifndef __TEXTUTILS__
#include <TextUtils.h>
#endif

#ifndef __STRING__
#include <String.h>
#endif

#ifndef __TYPES__
#include <Types.h>
#endif

// Forward declaration for all the CString classes.

#define kCStringID "cthq:CTLK$CString,1.0"
struct CString;

#define kCStr255ID "cthq:CTLK$CStr255,1.0"
struct CStr255;

#define kCStr63ID "cthq:CTLK$CStr63,1.0"
struct CStr63;

#define kCStr32ID "cthq:CTLK$CStr32,1.0"
struct CStr32;

#define kCStr31ID "cthq:CTLK$CStr31,1.0"
struct CStr31;

typedef const unsigned char *ConstStr255Param;
typedef ConstStr255Param ConstStr63Param, ConstStr32Param, ConstStr31Param,
                         ConstStr27Param,ConstStr15Param;

typedef const CStr255& ConstCStr255Param;
typedef const CStr63& ConstCStr63Param;
typedef const CStr32& ConstCStr32Param;
typedef const CStr31& ConstCStr31Param;

#ifndef __OSUTILS__
#include <OSUtils.h>
#endif

// typedef unsigned char Str255[256], Str63[64], Str32[33],
//                      Str31[32], Str27[28], Str15[16], *StringPtr, **StringHandle;

// Some constants defining the length of each of the CString types.

const short kLengthByte = 1;
const short kBaseLen = 2;
const short kStr255Len = 255;
const short kStr63Len = 63;
const short kStr32Len = 32;
const short kStr31Len = 31;

// Some external function declarations so that we don't have to include more than
// the minimal set of header files.

pascal char* PLSTRSTR(const CString& str1,
                      const CString& str2);        // From PaslibIntf.p


//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// CString: Superclass of all Pascal string compatible string classes.
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

typedef struct CString *CStringPtr, **CStringHandle;

struct CString
{
public:
    unsigned char fStr[kBaseLen];

protected:
    void InsertHelper(const CString& insStr,
                      short pos,
                      short maxLength);
    void InsertHelper(const char* insStr,
                      short pos,
                      short maxLength);

public:
                                    CString();
                                    ~CString();

    // Basic length method, inherited by all derived classes. Define one that returns a
    // reference. Can be used as an lvalue and only can be applied to non-const Strings.

    inline unsigned char& Length()
    {
        return fStr[0];
    }                                            // for non-const CString


    inline unsigned char Length() const
    {
        return fStr[0];
    }                                            // for const CString


    inline Boolean IsEmpty()
    {
        return fStr[0] <= 0;
    }

    inline Boolean IsEmpty() const
    {
        return fStr[0] <= 0;
    }

    // Character selector operator.

    unsigned char& operator[](short pos);            // for non-const CString
                                                    // !!! try to inline later

    inline unsigned char operator[](short pos) const
    {
        return fStr[pos];
    }                                            // for const CString

    //------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    // CAUTION: There is a subtle difference between the (char*) and (unsigned char*)
    // converstion operators. The first converts a pascal-style string to a c-style
    // string. The second simply converts between two types (CString and Str55) both of
    // which are pascal-style strings.

    // Create a NULL terminated c-style string from a pascal-style CString. Used in
    // debugging to fprintf a CString.

    operator char*() const;

    // Used to create a toolbox type Str255 from our CString. This is simply a type
    // coersion! Both CString and Str255 are expected to be pascal-style strings.

    operator unsigned char*();

    operator const unsigned char*() const;

    //------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    // Return an ID represented as a CString to the actual ID (a long).

    operator long() const;

    // Relational operators that are inherited by all the derived CString types. Three of
    // each so that literal C Strings can be conveniently used for one of the operators as
    // well as two of the derive classes as operators. These are declared here but defined
    // below all the CString classes because they use constructors for CStr255 and its class
    // definition has not been encountered yet.

    friend Boolean operator==(const CString& s1,
                                     const char* s2);
    friend Boolean operator==(const char* s1,
                                     const CString& s2);
    friend Boolean operator==(const CString& s1,
                                     const CString& s2);

    friend Boolean operator!=(const CString& s1,
                                     const char* s2);
    friend Boolean operator!=(const char* s1,
                                     const CString& s2);
    friend Boolean operator!=(const CString& s1,
                                     const CString& s2);

    friend Boolean operator>(const CString& s1,
                                    const char* s2);
    friend Boolean operator>(const char* s1,
                                    const CString& s2);
    friend Boolean operator>(const CString& s1,
                                    const CString& s2);

    friend Boolean operator<(const CString& s1,
                                    const char* s2);
    friend Boolean operator<(const char* s1,
                                    const CString& s2);
    friend Boolean operator<(const CString& s1,
                                    const CString& s2);

    friend Boolean operator>=(const CString& s1,
                                     const char* s2);
    friend Boolean operator>=(const char* s1,
                                     const CString& s2);
    friend Boolean operator>=(const CString& s1,
                                     const CString& s2);

    friend Boolean operator<=(const CString& s1,
                                     const char* s2);
    friend Boolean operator<=(const char* s1,
                                     const CString& s2);
    friend Boolean operator<=(const CString& s1,
                                     const CString& s2);

    // Concatenation operator that are inherited by all the derived CString types. Three
    // of each so that literal C Strings can be conveniently used for one of the operators
    // as well as using any two classes derived from CString.

    friend CStr255 operator+(const CString& s1,
                            const char* s2);
    friend CStr255 operator+(const char* s1,
                            const CString& s2);
    friend CStr255 operator+(const CString& s1,
                            const CString& s2);

    // Methods that mimic the Pascal builtin CString functions for Pos, Insert and Delete.
    // Note that insert and copy is implemented in the derived classes.

    unsigned char Pos(const char* subStr, unsigned char startPos = 1);
    unsigned char Pos(const CString& subStr, unsigned char startPos = 1);
    inline void Delete(short pos, short length);
};

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// CStr255:
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

struct CStr255 : CString
{

    friend struct CStr63;
    friend struct CStr31;

private:
    unsigned char fData[kStr255Len - 1];

public:
    CStr255();
    ~CStr255();
    CStr255(const CStr255& str);
    CStr255(const CStr63& str);
    CStr255(const CStr32& str);
    CStr255(const CStr31& str);
    CStr255(const unsigned char* str);
    CStr255(const char* str);
    CStr255(const long id);

    // Insert and Copy roughly equivalent to the Pascal Insert and Copy functions.

    void Insert(const CString& str, short pos);
    void Insert(const char* str, short pos);
    CStr255 Copy(short pos, short length);

    // Concatenation operator

    CStr255& operator +=(const CString& str);
    CStr255& operator +=(const char* str);
    CStr255& operator +=(const char ch);

    // Assignment operator

    CStr255& operator =(const CStr255& str);
    CStr255& operator =(const CStr63& str);
    CStr255& operator =(const CStr32& str);
    CStr255& operator =(const CStr31& str);
    CStr255& operator =(const unsigned char* str);
    CStr255& operator =(const char aChar);
    CStr255& operator =(const char* str);

};


//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// CStr63:
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

struct CStr63 : CString
{

    friend struct CStr255;
    friend struct CStr31;

private:
    unsigned char fData[kStr63Len - 1];

public:
    CStr63();
    ~CStr63();
    CStr63(const CStr255& str);
    CStr63(const CStr63& str);
    CStr63(const CStr32& str);
    CStr63(const CStr31& str);
    CStr63(const unsigned char* str);
    CStr63(const char* str);
    CStr63(const long id);

    // Insert and Copy roughly equivalent to the Pascal Insert and Copy functions.

    void Insert(const CString& str,
                       short pos);
    void Insert(const char* str,
                       short pos);
    CStr63 Copy(short pos, short length);

    // Concatenation operator

    CStr63& operator +=(const CString& str);
    CStr63& operator +=(const char* str);
    CStr63& operator +=(const char ch);
};


//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// CStr32:
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

struct CStr32 : CString
{

    friend struct CStr255;
    friend struct CStr63;

private:
    unsigned char fData[kStr32Len - 1];

public:
    CStr32();
    ~CStr32();
    inline CStr32(unsigned char length)
    {
        fStr[0] = length;
    }


    CStr32(const CStr255& str);
    CStr32(const CStr63& str);
    CStr32(const CStr32& str);
    CStr32(const CStr31& str);
    CStr32(const unsigned char* str);
    CStr32(const char* str);
    CStr32(const long id);


    // Insert and Copy roughly equivalent to the Pascal Insert and Copy functions.

    void Insert(const CString& str,
                       short pos);
    void Insert(const char* str,
                       short pos);
    CStr32 Copy(short pos, short length);

    // Concatenation operator

    CStr32& operator +=(const CString& str);
    CStr32& operator +=(const char* str);
    CStr32& operator +=(const char ch);
};


//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// CStr31:
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

struct CStr31 : CString
{

    friend struct CStr255;
    friend struct CStr63;
    friend struct CStr32;

private:
    unsigned char fData[kStr31Len - 1];

public:
    ~CStr31();
    CStr31();
    inline CStr31(unsigned char length)
    {
        fStr[0] = length;
    }


    CStr31(const CStr255& str);
    CStr31(const CStr63& str);
    CStr31(const CStr32& str);
    CStr31(const CStr31& str);
    CStr31(const unsigned char* str);
    CStr31(const char* str);
    CStr31(const long id);

    // Insert and Copy roughly equivalent to the Pascal Insert and Copy functions.

    void Insert(const CString& str,
                       short pos);
    void Insert(const char* str,
                       short pos);
    CStr31 Copy(short pos, short length);

    // Concatenation operator

    CStr31& operator +=(const CString& str);
    CStr31& operator +=(const char* str);
    CStr31& operator +=(const char ch);
};


//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// CString inline function definitions
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

inline CString::operator unsigned char*()
{
    return (unsigned char *) this;
}

inline void CString::Delete(short pos, short length)
{
    if ((pos > 0) && (length > 0) && (pos <= Length()))    // should also check that pos <= kMaxLength
    {
        if (pos + length > Length())
            fStr[0] = pos - 1;
        else
        {
            memcpy(&fStr[pos], &fStr[pos + length], Length() - (pos + length) + kLengthByte);
            fStr[0] -= length;
        }
    }
}


//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// CStr255 inline function definitions
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
inline CStr255::CStr255(const CStr255& str)
{
    memcpy(fStr, str.fStr, str.Length() + kLengthByte);
}

inline CStr255::CStr255(const CStr63& str)
{
    memcpy(fStr, str.fStr, str.Length() + kLengthByte);
}

inline CStr255::CStr255(const CStr32& str)
{
    memcpy(fStr, str.fStr, str.Length() + kLengthByte);
}

inline CStr255::CStr255(const CStr31& str)
{
    memcpy(fStr, str.fStr, str.Length() + kLengthByte);
}

inline CStr255::CStr255(const unsigned char* str)
{
    memcpy(fStr, str, kStr255Len + kLengthByte);
}

inline CStr255& CStr255::operator = (const CStr255& str)
{
    memcpy(fStr, str.fStr, str.Length() + kLengthByte);

    return *this;
}

inline CStr255& CStr255::operator = (const CStr63& str)
{
    memcpy(fStr, str.fStr, str.Length() + kLengthByte);

    return *this;
}

inline CStr255& CStr255::operator = (const CStr32& str)
{
    memcpy(fStr, str.fStr, str.Length() + kLengthByte);

    return *this;
}

inline CStr255& CStr255::operator = (const CStr31& str)
{
    memcpy(fStr, str.fStr, str.Length() + kLengthByte);

    return *this;
}

inline CStr255& CStr255::operator = (const unsigned char* str)
{
    memcpy(fStr, str, kStr255Len + kLengthByte);

    return *this;
}

inline CStr255& CStr255::operator = (const char aChar)
{
    if (aChar == '\0')                        // passing in an NULL char
        Length() = 0;
    else
    {
        Length() = 1;                        // CString gets length of 1
        fStr[1] = aChar;                    // assign in the character
    }

    return *this;
}

inline void CStr255::Insert(const CString& str, short pos)
{
    InsertHelper(str, pos, kStr255Len);
}

inline void CStr255::Insert(const char* str, short pos)
{
    InsertHelper(str, pos, kStr255Len);
}


//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// CStr63 inline function definitions
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

inline CStr63::CStr63(const CStr255& str)
{
    // Truncate the CStr255 to 63 bytes if necessary.

    Length() = str.Length() > kStr63Len ? kStr63Len : str.Length();
    memcpy(fStr, str.fStr, Length() + kLengthByte);
}

inline CStr63::CStr63(const CStr63& str)
{
    memcpy(fStr, str.fStr, str.Length() + kLengthByte);
}

inline CStr63::CStr63(const CStr32& str)
{
    memcpy(fStr, str.fStr, str.Length() + kLengthByte);
}

inline CStr63::CStr63(const CStr31& str)
{
    memcpy(fStr, str.fStr, str.Length() + kLengthByte);
}

inline CStr63::CStr63(const unsigned char* str)
{
    memcpy(fStr, str, kStr63Len + kLengthByte);
}

inline void CStr63::Insert(const CString& str, short pos)
{
    InsertHelper(str, pos, kStr63Len);
}

inline void CStr63::Insert(const char* str, short pos)
{
    InsertHelper(str, pos, kStr63Len);
}


//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// CStr32 inline function definitions
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

inline CStr32::CStr32(const CStr255& str)
{
    // Truncate the CStr255 to 32 bytes if necessary.

    Length() = str.Length() > kStr32Len ? kStr32Len : str.Length();
    memcpy(fStr, str.fStr, Length() + kLengthByte);
}

inline CStr32::CStr32(const CStr63& str)
{
    // Truncate the CStr63 to 32 bytes if necessary.

    Length() = str.Length() > kStr32Len ? kStr32Len : str.Length();
    memcpy(fStr, str.fStr, Length() + kLengthByte);
}

inline CStr32::CStr32(const CStr32& str)
{
    memcpy(fStr, str.fStr, str.Length() + kLengthByte);
}

inline CStr32::CStr32(const CStr31& str)
{
    memcpy(fStr, str.fStr, str.Length() + kLengthByte);
}

inline CStr32::CStr32(const unsigned char* str)
{
    memcpy(fStr, str, kStr31Len + kLengthByte);
}

inline void CStr32::Insert(const CString& str, short pos)
{
    InsertHelper(str, pos, kStr32Len);
}

inline void CStr32::Insert(const char* str, short pos)
{
    InsertHelper(str, pos, kStr32Len);
}


//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// CStr31 inline function definitions
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

inline CStr31::CStr31(const CStr255& str)
{
    // Truncate the CStr255 to 31 bytes if necessary.

    Length() = str.Length() > kStr31Len ? kStr31Len : str.Length();
    memcpy(fStr, str.fStr, Length() + kLengthByte);
}

inline CStr31::CStr31(const CStr63& str)
{
    // Truncate the CStr63 to 31 bytes if necessary.

    Length() = str.Length() > kStr31Len ? kStr31Len : str.Length();
    memcpy(fStr, str.fStr, Length() + kLengthByte);
}

inline CStr31::CStr31(const CStr32& str)
{
    // Truncate the CStr32 to 31 bytes if necessary.

    Length() = str.Length() > kStr31Len ? kStr31Len : str.Length();
    memcpy(fStr, str.fStr, Length() + kLengthByte);
}

inline CStr31::CStr31(const CStr31& str)
{
    memcpy(fStr, str.fStr, str.Length() + kLengthByte);
}

inline CStr31::CStr31(const unsigned char* str)
{
    memcpy(fStr, str, kStr31Len + kLengthByte);
}

inline void CStr31::Insert(const CString& str, short pos)
{
    InsertHelper(str, pos, kStr31Len);
}

inline void CStr31::Insert(const char* str, short pos)
{
    InsertHelper(str, pos, kStr31Len);
}


//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Inline friend function definitions for relational string operators.
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

inline Boolean operator==(const CString& s1, const char* s2)
{
    return RelString(s1, CStr255(s2), false, true) == 0;
}

inline Boolean operator==(const char* s1, const CString& s2)
{
    return RelString(CStr255(s1), s2, false, true) == 0;
}

inline Boolean operator==(const CString& s1, const CString& s2)
{
    return RelString(s1, s2, false, true) == 0;
}

inline Boolean operator!=(const CString& s1, const char* s2)
{
    return RelString(s1, CStr255(s2), false, true) != 0;
}

inline Boolean operator!=(const char* s1, const CString& s2)
{
    return RelString(CStr255(s1), s2, false, true) != 0;
}

inline Boolean operator!=(const CString& s1, const CString& s2)
{
    return RelString(s1, s2, false, true) != 0;
}

inline Boolean operator>(const CString& s1, const char* s2)
{
    return RelString(s1, CStr255(s2), false, true) > 0;
}

inline Boolean operator>(const char* s1, const CString& s2)
{
    return RelString(CStr255(s1), s2, false, true) > 0;
}

inline Boolean operator>(const CString& s1, const CString& s2)
{
    return RelString(s1, s2, false, true) > 0;
}

inline Boolean operator<(const CString& s1, const char* s2)
{
    return RelString(s1, CStr255(s2), false, true) < 0;
}

inline Boolean operator<(const char* s1, const CString& s2)
{
    return RelString(CStr255(s1), s2, false, true) < 0;
}

inline Boolean operator<(const CString& s1, const CString& s2)
{
    return RelString(s1, s2, false, true) < 0;
}

inline Boolean operator>=(const CString& s1, const char* s2)
{
    return RelString(s1, CStr255(s2), false, true) >= 0;
}

inline Boolean operator>=(const char* s1, const CString& s2)
{
    return RelString(CStr255(s1), s2, false, true) >= 0;
}

inline Boolean operator>=(const CString& s1, const CString& s2)
{
    return RelString(s1, s2, false, true) >= 0;
}

inline Boolean operator<=(const CString& s1, const char* s2)
{
    return RelString(s1, CStr255(s2), false, true) <= 0;
}

inline Boolean operator<=(const char* s1, const CString& s2)
{
    return RelString(CStr255(s1), s2, false, true) <= 0;
}

inline Boolean operator<=(const CString& s1, const CString& s2)
{
    return RelString(s1, s2, false, true) <= 0;
}


#endif