alib::strings Namespace Reference

Description:

This is the reference documentation of sub-namespace strings of the ALib C++ Framework, which holds types of library module ALib Strings.

Extensive documentation for this module is provided with ALib Module Strings - Programmer's Manual.

Nested Namespaces:
namespace	APPENDABLES
namespace	compatibility
namespace	detail
	This is a detail namespace of module ALib Strings.
namespace	util

Type Index:
struct	AppendableTraits
struct	CStringConstantsTraits
struct	NoAutoCastTraits
struct	NoAutoCastTraits< TAString< TChar, TAllocator >, characters::Policy::Implicit, TCString< TChar > >
struct	NoAutoCastTraits< TAString< TChar, TAllocator >, characters::Policy::Implicit, TSubstring< TChar > >
struct	NoAutoCastTraits< TCString< TChar >, characters::Policy::Implicit, TSubstring< TChar > >
struct	StringConstantsTraits
class	TAString
struct	TBin
class	TCString
class	TDec
struct	TEscape
struct	TField
struct	TFill
struct	THex
class	TLocalString
struct	TLocalStringNoWarning
struct	TNumberFormat
struct	TOct
class	TString
class	TStringLengthResetter
class	TStringNZT
class	TSubstring
struct	TTab

Concepts
concept	IsAppendable

Enumeration Index:
enum class	NumberFormatFlags : uint8_t {   NONE = 0 , ReadGroupChars = 1 , WriteGroupChars = 2 , ForceDecimalPoint = 4 ,   WriteExponentPlusSign = 8 , OmitTrailingFractionalZeros =16 , ReplaceLeadingZerosWithSpaces =32 , ForceScientific =64 ,   HexLowerCase =128 }

Function Index:
auto	operator<=> (const String &lhs, const String &rhs)

Variable Index:
constexpr integer	MAX_LEN = (std::numeric_limits<integer>::max)()
	The maximum length of an ALib string.

Enumeration Details:

NumberFormatFlags

enum class alib::strings::NumberFormatFlags : uint8_t

strong

Flags used with class TNumberFormat. By default, (with construction of an instance of TNumberFormat), all flags are unset, except ForceDecimalPoint.

Enumerator
NONE	If assigned, all flags are unset.
ReadGroupChars	Denotes if grouping characters are ignored when parsing numbers if they are given (not set to '\0'). This applies to all number types. Defaults to false. If set to true, grouping characters are just skipped when found while parsing numbers, no matter at which position they occur.
WriteGroupChars	Denotes if grouping characters are written if they are given (not set to '\0'). This applies to all number types.
ForceDecimalPoint	If true, the decimal point of floating point values is written, even if the fractional part of the float value is zero. If false, in this case the decimal point is omitted. Defaults to true.
WriteExponentPlusSign	Determines if positive exponent values are prepended with an explicit '+' character when written using WriteFloat. Defaults to false, as some systems will not accept a plus sign on the exponent value. Note that field PlusSign is not applicable for exponent numbers.
OmitTrailingFractionalZeros	If this flag ist set, then trailing '0' digits in the fractional part of a floating point value are not written, even if a FractionalPartWidth is set.
ReplaceLeadingZerosWithSpaces	If this flag ist set, then leading '0' digits and group characters are replaced with spaces. This applies to integral values and to the integral part of floating point values, in the case that DecMinimumFieldWidth, respectively IntegralPartMinimumWidth, specifies the output to be wider than the number printed.
ForceScientific	If true, scientific format is always used. If false (the default), function WriteFloat writes scientific format only if both fields, IntegralPartMinimumWidth and FractionalPartWidth are evaluating to -1 and only for numbers smaller than 10E-04 or larger than 10E+06. If one of the fields IntegralPartMinimumWidth or FractionalPartWidth is set to a positive value, these limits get extended. Function WriteFloat in this case keeps non-scientific notation established if possible.
HexLowerCase	If true, lower case letters 'a' - 'f' are written. Defaults to false, which writes upper case letters 'A' - 'F'.

Definition at line 14 of file numberformat.inl.

Function Details:

operator<=>()

auto alib::strings::operator<=>	(	const String &	lhs,
		const String &	rhs )

Starship operator and == operator for ALib Strings and compatible types.

The operators use the methods Equals and CompareTo for evaluation.

For performance-critical sections, the original methods may be used where template parameter TCheck can be set to NC.

Note

For avoiding redundancy, only operator<=> is listed here in the documentation. Internally, different overloads with different requirements are used and, of course, operator== is likewise given.
Furthermore, all operators are available for the derived string types CString, AString and Substring likewise.

Parameters

lhs	The left-hand operand of string-like type.
rhs	The right-hand operand of string-like type.

Returns

The result of the comparison.

Variable Details:

MAX_LEN

integer alib::strings::MAX_LEN = (std::numeric_limits<integer>::max)()

inlineconstexpr

The maximum length of an ALib string.

Definition at line 51 of file string.inl.