windows-server-2003/net/ias/providers/nap/regex/xlatchar.hxx

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//
//  Copyright (C) 1991, Microsoft Corporation.
//
//  File:       XlatChar.hxx
//
//  Contents:   Character translation class.
//
//  Classes:    CXlatChar
//
//  History:    01-20-92  KyleP     Created
//              03-11-97  arunk     Modified for regex lib
//
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------

#ifndef __XLATCHAR_HXX__
#define __XLATCHAR_HXX__


#include <windows.h>

//
// Special character equivalence classes.  I suppose in theory these
// could doubly map to character classes in the regex but nearly
// every unicode symbol must be treated uniquely somewhere in the
// regex for that to happen.
//

UINT const symAny = 1;        // Any single character (except BEG/END LINE)

UINT const symBeginLine = 2;  // Special character indicating beginning
                              //   of line.

UINT const symEndLine = 3;    // Special character indicating end of line.

UINT const symInvalid = 4;    // Guaranteed invalid

UINT const symEpsilon = 5;    // Epsilon move.

UINT const symDot     = 6;    // '.'  Don't ask.  It's for DOS compliance

UINT const cSpecialCharClasses = symDot; // 'normal' character classes
                                         //   start here.

//
// Wide character values less than or equal to symLastValidCharacter have
// no special signifigance.
//

UINT const symLastValidChar = 0xffffffff;

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//
//  Class:      CXlatChar
//
//  Purpose:    Maps UniCode characters to equivalence class(es).
//
//  History:    20-Jan-92 KyleP     Created
//
//  Notes:      Equivalence classes must consist of sequential characters.
//              The implementation for this class is a sorted array of
//              characters.  Each character marks the end of a range.  The
//              class for a given character is found by binary searching
//              the array until you end up in the appropriate range.
//
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------

class CXlatChar 
{
 public:

    CXlatChar( bool fCaseSens );

    CXlatChar( CXlatChar const & src );

    inline ~CXlatChar();

    void AddRange( WCHAR wcStart, WCHAR wcEnd );

    UINT Translate( WCHAR wc );

    UINT TranslateRange( WCHAR wcStart, WCHAR wcEnd );

    inline UINT NumClasses() const;

    void Prepare();

private:

    UINT _Search( WCHAR wc );

    void _Realloc();

    WCHAR * _pwcRangeEnd;   // Character in position i is the end
                            // of the ith range.
    UINT    _cRange;
    UINT    _cAllocation;

    UINT    _iPrevRange;

    bool _fCaseSens;     // true if case sensitive mapping.

};

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//
//  Member:     CXlatChar::NumClasses, public
//
//  Returns:    The number of different equivalence classes.
//
//  History:    20-Jan-92 KyleP     Created
//
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------

inline UINT CXlatChar::NumClasses() const
{
    return( _cRange + cSpecialCharClasses );
}

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//
//  Member:     CXlatChar::~CXlatChar, public
//
//  Synopsis:   Destroys class.
//
//  History:    20-Jan-92 KyleP     Created
//
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------

inline CXlatChar::~CXlatChar()
{
    delete _pwcRangeEnd;
}

#endif //__XLATCHAR_HXX__