kicad/include/string_utils.h

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#ifndef STRING_UTILS_H
#define STRING_UTILS_H

#include "config.h"

#include <string>
#include <vector>
#include <wx/string.h>
#include <wx/filename.h>


void ConvertMarkdown2Html( const wxString& aMarkdownInput, wxString& aHtmlOutput );

/**
 * Convert the old `~...~` overbar notation to the new `~{...}` one.
 */
wxString ConvertToNewOverbarNotation( const wxString& aOldStr );

/**
 * Convert curly quotes and em/en dashes to straight quotes and dashes.
 *
 * @return true if any characters required conversion.
 */
bool ConvertSmartQuotesAndDashes( wxString* aString );

/**
 * Escape/Unescape routines to safely encode reserved-characters in various contexts.
 */
enum ESCAPE_CONTEXT
{
    CTX_NETNAME,
    CTX_LIBID,
    CTX_IPC,
    CTX_QUOTED_STR,
    CTX_LINE,
    CTX_FILENAME,
    CTX_NO_SPACE        // to replace spaces in names that do not accept spaces
};

/**
 * The Escape/Unescape routines use HTML-entity-reference-style encoding to handle
 * characters which are:
 *   (a) not legal in filenames
 *   (b) used as control characters in LIB_IDs
 *   (c) used to delineate hierarchical paths
 */
wxString EscapeString( const wxString& aSource, ESCAPE_CONTEXT aContext );

wxString UnescapeString( const wxString& aSource );

/**
 * Remove markup (such as overbar or subscript) that we can't render to menu items.
 */
wxString PrettyPrintForMenu( const wxString& aString );

/**
 * Capitalize the first letter in each word.
 */
wxString TitleCaps( const wxString& aString );

/**
 * Copy bytes from @a aSource delimited string segment to @a aDest buffer.
 *
 * The extracted string will be null terminated even if truncation is necessary
 * because aDestSize was not large enough.
 *
 * @param aDest is the destination byte buffer.
 * @param aSource is the source bytes as a C string.
 * @param aDestSize is the size of the destination byte buffer.
 * @return the number of bytes read from source, which may be more than the number copied,
 *         due to escaping of double quotes and the escape byte itself.
 * @deprecated should use the one which fetches a wxString, below.
 */
int ReadDelimitedText( char* aDest, const char* aSource, int aDestSize );

/**
 * Copy bytes from @a aSource delimited string segment to @a aDest wxString.
 *
 * @param aDest is the destination wxString.
 * @param aSource is the source C string holding utf8 encoded bytes.
 * @return the number of bytes read from source, which may be more than the number copied,
 *         due to escaping of double quotes and the escape byte itself.
 */
int ReadDelimitedText( wxString* aDest, const char* aSource );

/**
 * Return an 8 bit UTF8 string given aString in Unicode form.
 *
 * Any double quoted or back slashes are prefixed with a '\\' byte and the form
 * of this UTF8 byte string is compatible with function ReadDelimitedText().
 *
 * @param aString is the input string to convert.
 * @return the escaped input text, without the wrapping double quotes.
 */
std::string EscapedUTF8( const wxString& aString );

/**
 * Return a new wxString escaped for embedding in HTML.
 */
wxString EscapeHTML( const wxString& aString );

/**
 * Read one line line from \a aFile.
 *
 * @return a pointer the first useful line read by eliminating blank lines and comments.
 */
char* GetLine( FILE* aFile, char* Line, int* LineNum = nullptr, int SizeLine = 255 );

/**
 * Return true if the string is empty or contains only whitespace.
 */
bool NoPrintableChars( const wxString& aString );

/**
 * Return the number of printable (ie: non-formatting) chars.  Used to approximate rendered
 * text size when speed is more important than accuracy.
 */
int PrintableCharCount( const wxString& aString );

/**
 * Remove leading and training spaces, tabs and end of line chars in \a text
 *
 * @return a pointer on the first n char in text
 */
char* StrPurge( char* text );

/**
 * @return a string giving the current date and time.
 */
wxString DateAndTime();

/**
 * Compare two strings with alphanumerical content.
 *
 * This function is equivalent to strncmp() or strncasecmp() if \a aIgnoreCase is true
 * except that strings containing numbers are compared by their integer value not
 * by their ASCII code.  In other words U10 would be greater than U2.
 *
 * @param aString1 A wxString reference to the reference string.
 * @param aString2 A wxString reference to the comparison string.
 * @param aIgnoreCase Use true to make the comparison case insensitive.
 * @return An integer value of -1 if \a aString1 is less than \a aString2, 0 if
 *         \a aString1 is equal to \a aString2, or 1 if \a aString1 is greater
 *         than \a aString2.
 */
int StrNumCmp( const wxString& aString1, const wxString& aString2, bool aIgnoreCase = false );

/**
 * Compare a string against wild card (* and ?) pattern using the usual rules.
 *
 * @return true if pattern matched otherwise false.
 */
bool WildCompareString( const wxString& pattern,
                        const wxString& string_to_tst,
                        bool            case_sensitive = true );

/**
 * Compare strings like the strcmp function but handle numbers and modifiers within the
 * string text correctly for sorting.  eg. 1mF > 55uF
 *
 * @return -1 if first string is less than the second, 0 if the strings are equal, or
 *          1 if the first string is greater than the second.
 */
int ValueStringCompare( const wxString& strFWord, const wxString& strSWord );

/**
 * Break a string into three parts: he alphabetic preamble, the numeric part, and any
 * alphabetic ending.
 *
 * For example C10A is split to C 10 A
 */
int SplitString( const wxString& strToSplit,
                 wxString* strBeginning,
                 wxString* strDigits,
                 wxString* strEnd );

/**
 * Gets the trailing int, if any, from a string.
 *
 * @param aStr the string to check.
 * @return the trailing int or 0 if none found.
 */
int GetTrailingInt( const wxString& aStr );

/**
 * @return a wxString object containing the illegal file name characters for all platforms.
 */
wxString GetIllegalFileNameWxChars();

/**
 * Checks \a aName for illegal file name characters.
 *
 * The Windows (DOS) file system forbidden characters already include the forbidden file
 * name characters for both Posix and OSX systems.  The characters \/?*|"\<\> are illegal
 * and are replaced with %xx where xx the hexadecimal equivalent of the replaced character.
 * This replacement may not be as elegant as using an underscore ('_') or hyphen ('-') but
 * it guarantees that there will be no naming conflicts when fixing footprint library names.
 * however, if aReplaceChar is given, it will replace the illegal chars
 *
 * @param aName is a point to a std::string object containing the footprint name to verify.
 * @param aReplaceChar (if not 0) is the replacement char.
 * @return true if any characters have been replaced in \a aName.
 */
bool ReplaceIllegalFileNameChars( std::string* aName, int aReplaceChar = 0 );
bool ReplaceIllegalFileNameChars( wxString& aName, int aReplaceChar = 0 );

#ifndef HAVE_STRTOKR
// common/strtok_r.c optionally:
extern "C" char* strtok_r( char* str, const char* delim, char** nextp );
#endif


/**
 * A helper for sorting strings from the rear.
 *
 * Useful for things like 3D model names where they tend to be largely repetitious at the front.
 */
struct rsort_wxString
{
    bool operator() ( const wxString& strA, const wxString& strB ) const
    {
        wxString::const_reverse_iterator sA = strA.rbegin();
        wxString::const_reverse_iterator eA = strA.rend();

        wxString::const_reverse_iterator sB = strB.rbegin();
        wxString::const_reverse_iterator eB = strB.rend();

        if( strA.empty() )
        {
            if( strB.empty() )
                return false;

            // note: this rule implies that a null string is first in the sort order
            return true;
        }

        if( strB.empty() )
            return false;

        while( sA != eA && sB != eB )
        {
            if( ( *sA ) == ( *sB ) )
            {
                ++sA;
                ++sB;
                continue;
            }

            if( ( *sA ) < ( *sB ) )
                return true;
            else
                return false;
        }

        if( sB == eB )
            return false;

        return true;
    }
};

/**
 * Split the input string into a vector of output strings
 *
 * @note Multiple delimiters are considered to be separate records with empty strings
 *
 * @param aStr Input string with 0 or more delimiters.
 * @param aDelim The string of delimiter.  Multiple characters here denote alternate delimiters.
 * @return a vector of strings
 */
static inline std::vector<std::string> split( const std::string& aStr, const std::string& aDelim )
{
    size_t pos = 0;
    size_t last_pos = 0;
    size_t len;

    std::vector<std::string> tokens;

    while( pos < aStr.size() )
    {
        pos = aStr.find_first_of( aDelim, last_pos );

        if( pos == std::string::npos )
            pos = aStr.size();

        len = pos - last_pos;

        tokens.push_back( aStr.substr( last_pos, len ) );

        last_pos = pos + 1;
    }

    return tokens;
}

/// Utility to build comma separated lists in messages
inline void AccumulateDescription( wxString& aDesc, const wxString& aItem )
{
    if( !aDesc.IsEmpty() )
        aDesc << wxT( ", " );

    aDesc << aItem;
}

/**
 * Split \a aString to a string list separated at \a aSplitter.
 *
 * @param aText is the text to split.
 * @param aStrings will contain the split lines.
 * @param aSplitter is the 'split' character.
 */
void wxStringSplit( const wxString& aText, wxArrayString& aStrings, wxChar aSplitter );

/**
 * Remove trailing zeros from a string containing a converted float number.
 *
 * The trailing zeros are removed if the mantissa has more than \a aTrailingZeroAllowed
 * digits and some trailing zeros.
 */
void StripTrailingZeros( wxString& aStringValue, unsigned aTrailingZeroAllowed = 1 );

/**
 * Print a float number without using scientific notation and no trailing 0
 * We want to avoid scientific notation in S-expr files (not easy to read)
 * for floating numbers.
 *
 * We cannot always just use the %g or the %f format to print a fp number
 * this helper function uses the %f format when needed, or %g when %f is
 * not well working and then removes trailing 0
 */
std::string Double2Str( double aValue );

/**
 * A helper to convert the \a double \a aAngle (in internal unit) to a string in degrees.
 */
wxString AngleToStringDegrees( double aAngle );

#endif  // STRING_UTILS_H