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extern int stringuppercmp(const std::string& alreadyupper,
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extern int stringuppercmp(const std::string& alreadyupper,
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const std::string& s2);
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const std::string& s2);
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extern void stringtolower(std::string& io);
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extern void stringtolower(std::string& io);
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extern std::string stringtolower(const std::string& io);
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extern std::string stringtolower(const std::string& io);
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extern void stringtoupper(std::string& io);
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extern std::string stringtoupper(const std::string& io);
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// Is one string the end part of the other ?
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// Is one string the end part of the other ?
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extern int stringisuffcmp(const std::string& s1, const std::string& s2);
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extern int stringisuffcmp(const std::string& s1, const std::string& s2);
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// Divine language from locale
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// Divine language from locale
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extern void trimstring(std::string& s, const char *ws = " \t");
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extern void trimstring(std::string& s, const char *ws = " \t");
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/** Escape things like < or & by turning them into entities */
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/** Escape things like < or & by turning them into entities */
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extern std::string escapeHtml(const std::string& in);
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extern std::string escapeHtml(const std::string& in);
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/** Double-quote and escape to produce C source code string (prog generation) */
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extern std::string makeCString(const std::string& in);
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/** Replace some chars with spaces (ie: newline chars). */
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/** Replace some chars with spaces (ie: newline chars). */
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extern std::string neutchars(const std::string& str, const std::string& chars);
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extern std::string neutchars(const std::string& str, const std::string& chars);
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extern void neutchars(const std::string& str, std::string& out,
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extern void neutchars(const std::string& str, std::string& out,
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const std::string& chars);
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const std::string& chars);
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{
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if (s.length() && s.length() < len) {
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if (s.length() && s.length() < len) {
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s = s.insert(0, len - s.length(), '0');
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s = s.insert(0, len - s.length(), '0');
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}
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}
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}
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}
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// A class to solve platorm/compiler issues for simple regex
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// matches. Uses the appropriate native lib under the hood.
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// This always uses extended regexp syntax.
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class SimpleRegexp {
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public:
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enum Flags {SRE_NONE = 0, SRE_ICASE = 1, SRE_NOSUB = 2};
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/// @param nmatch must be >= the number of parenthesed subexp in exp
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SimpleRegexp(const std::string& exp, int flags, int nmatch = 0);
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~SimpleRegexp();
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/// Match input against exp, return true if matches
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bool simpleMatch(const std::string& val) const;
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/// After simpleMatch success, get nth submatch, 0 is the whole
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/// match, 1 first parentheses, etc.
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std::string getMatch(const std::string& val, int matchidx) const;
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/// Calls simpleMatch()
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bool operator() (const std::string& val) const;
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/// Check after construction
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bool ok() const;
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class Internal;
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private:
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Internal *m;
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};
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// Code for static initialization of an stl map. Somewhat like Boost.assign.
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// Code for static initialization of an stl map. Somewhat like Boost.assign.
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// Ref: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/138600/initializing-a-static-stdmapint-int-in-c
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// Ref: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/138600/initializing-a-static-stdmapint-int-in-c
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// Example use: map<int, int> m = create_map<int, int> (1,2) (3,4) (5,6) (7,8);
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// Example use: map<int, int> m = create_map<int, int> (1,2) (3,4) (5,6) (7,8);
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