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6.4 KiB
306 lines
6.4 KiB
/*
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* @doc INTERNAL
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*
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* @module ARRAY.C -- Generic Array Implementation |
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*
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* Original Author: <nl>
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* Christian Fortini
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*
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* History: <nl>
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* 6/25/95 alexgo Cleanup and Commented
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*
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* Copyright (c) 1995-1997, Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
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*/
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#include "_common.h"
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#include "_array.h"
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ASSERTDATA
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const int celGrow = 8;
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//
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// Invariant support
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//
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#define DEBUG_CLASSNAME CArrayBase
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#include "_invar.h"
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// =================================== CArrayBase ================================================
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#ifdef DEBUG
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/*
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* CArrayBase::Invariant()
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*
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* @mfunc Tests the array state to make sure it is valid. DEBUG only
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*
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* @rdesc TRUE if the tests succeed, FALSE otherwise
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*/
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BOOL CArrayBase::Invariant() const
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{
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Assert(_cbElem > 0);
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if(!_prgel)
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{
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Assert(_cel == 0);
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Assert(_celMax == 0);
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// We go ahead and return a value here so that
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// this function can be executed in the "watch"
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// window of various debuggers
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if(_cel || _celMax)
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return FALSE;
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}
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else
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{
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Assert(_celMax > 0 );
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Assert(_cel <= _celMax);
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if(_celMax == 0 || _cel > _celMax)
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return FALSE;
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}
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return TRUE;
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}
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/*
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* CArrayBase::Elem(iel)
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*
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* @mfunc Returns a pointer to the element indexed by <p iel>
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*
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* @rdesc A pointer to the element indexed by <p iel>. This pointer may
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* be cast to a pointer of the appropriate element type.
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*/
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void* CArrayBase::Elem(
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LONG iel) const //@parm Index to use
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{
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_TEST_INVARIANT_
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// This can arise with empty froms^3 controls.
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// Review (keithcu) Why did this start happening in Richedit 3?
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if (!_cel)
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return NULL;
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AssertSz(iel == 0 || (iel > 0 && iel < _cel),
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"CArrayBase::Elem() - Index out of range");
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return _prgel + iel * _cbElem;
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}
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#endif
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/*
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* CArrayBase::CArrayBase
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*
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* @mfunc Constructor
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*/
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CArrayBase::CArrayBase(
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LONG cbElem) //@parm Size of an individual array element
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{
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_prgel = NULL;
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_cel = 0;
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_celMax = 0;
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_cbElem = cbElem;
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}
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/*
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* CArrayBase::ArAdd
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*
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* @mfunc Adds <p celAdd> elements to the end of the array.
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*
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* @rdesc A pointer to the start of the new elements added. If non-NULL,
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* <p pielIns> will be set to the index at which elements were added.
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*
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* We grow in steps of celGrow when small and exponentially when large.
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*/
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void* CArrayBase::ArAdd(
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LONG celAdd, //@parm Count of elements to add
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LONG *pielIns) //@parm Out parm for index of first element added
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{
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_TEST_INVARIANT_
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char *pel;
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if(_cel + celAdd > _celMax) // need to grow
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{
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LONG celNew = max(celAdd, celGrow) + _cel / 16;
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pel = (char*)PvReAlloc(_prgel, (_celMax + celNew) * _cbElem);
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if(!pel)
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return NULL;
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_prgel = pel;
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_celMax += celNew;
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}
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pel = _prgel + _cel * _cbElem;
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ZeroMemory(pel, celAdd * _cbElem);
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if(pielIns)
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*pielIns = _cel;
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_cel += celAdd;
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return pel;
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}
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/*
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* CArrayBase::ArInsert (iel, celIns)
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*
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* @mfunc Inserts <p celIns> new elements at index <p iel>
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*
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* @rdesc A pointer to the newly inserted elements. Will be NULL on
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* failure.
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*/
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void* CArrayBase::ArInsert(
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LONG iel, //@parm Index at which to insert
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LONG celIns) //@parm Count of elements to insert
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{
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char *pel;
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_TEST_INVARIANT_
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AssertSz(iel <= _cel, "CArrayBase::Insert() - Insert out of range");
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if(iel >= _cel)
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return ArAdd(celIns, NULL);
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if(_cel + celIns > _celMax) // need to grow
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{
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AssertSz(_prgel, "CArrayBase::Insert() - Growing a non existent array !");
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LONG celNew = max(celIns, celGrow) + _cel / 16;
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pel = (char*)PvReAlloc(_prgel, (_celMax + celNew) * _cbElem);
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if(!pel)
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{
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TRACEERRORSZ("CArrayBase::Insert() - Couldn't realloc line array");
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return NULL;
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}
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_prgel = pel;
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_celMax += celNew;
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}
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pel = _prgel + iel * _cbElem;
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if(iel < _cel) // Nove Elems up to make room for new ones
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MoveMemory(pel + celIns*_cbElem, pel, (_cel - iel)*_cbElem);
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_cel += celIns;
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return pel;
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}
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/*
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* CArrayBase::Remove
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*
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* @mfunc Removes the <p celFree> elements from the array starting at index
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* <p ielFirst>. If <p celFree> is negative, then all elements after
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* <p ielFirst> are removed.
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*
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* @rdesc nothing
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*/
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void CArrayBase::Remove(
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LONG ielFirst, //@parm Index at which elements should be removed
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LONG celFree) //@parm Count of elements to remove.
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{
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char *pel;
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_TEST_INVARIANT_
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if(celFree < 0)
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celFree = _cel - ielFirst;
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AssertSz(ielFirst + celFree <= _cel, "CArrayBase::Free() - Freeing out of range");
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if(_cel > ielFirst + celFree)
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{
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pel = _prgel + ielFirst * _cbElem;
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MoveMemory(pel, pel + celFree * _cbElem,
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(_cel - ielFirst - celFree) * _cbElem);
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}
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_cel -= celFree;
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if(_cel < _celMax - celGrow - _cel / 16)
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{
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// Shrink array
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_celMax = max(_cel, celGrow);
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_prgel = (char*)PvReAlloc(_prgel, _celMax * _cbElem);
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Assert(_prgel);
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}
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}
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/*
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* CArrayBase::Clear
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*
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* @mfunc Clears the entire array, potentially deleting all of the memory
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* as well.
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*
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* @rdesc nothing
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*/
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void CArrayBase::Clear(
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ArrayFlag flag) //@parm Indicates what should be done with the memory
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//in the array. One of AF_DELETEMEM or AF_KEEPMEM
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{
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_TEST_INVARIANT_
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if( flag == AF_DELETEMEM )
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{
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FreePv(_prgel);
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_prgel = NULL;
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_celMax = 0;
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}
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else if (_prgel)
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{
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_celMax = min(celGrow, _celMax);
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_prgel = (char*) PvReAlloc(_prgel, celGrow * _cbElem);
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}
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_cel = 0;
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}
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/*
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* CArrayBase::Replace
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*
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* @mfunc Replaces the <p celRepl> elements at index <p ielRepl> with the
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* contents of the array specified by <p par>. If <p celRepl> is negative,
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* then the entire contents of <p this> array starting at <p ielRepl> should
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* be replaced.
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*
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* @rdesc Returns TRUE on success, FALSE otherwise.
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*/
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BOOL CArrayBase::Replace(
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LONG ielRepl, //@parm index at which replacement should occur
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LONG celRepl, //@parm number of elements to replace (may be
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// negative, indicating that all
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CArrayBase *par) //@parm array to use as the replacement source
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{
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_TEST_INVARIANT_
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LONG celMove = 0;
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LONG celIns = par->Count();
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if (celRepl < 0)
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celRepl = _cel - ielRepl;
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AssertSz(ielRepl + celRepl <= _cel, "CArrayBase::ArReplace() - Replacing out of range");
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celMove = min(celRepl, celIns);
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if (celMove > 0)
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{
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MoveMemory(Elem(ielRepl), par->Elem(0), celMove * _cbElem);
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celIns -= celMove;
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celRepl -= celMove;
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ielRepl += celMove;
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}
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Assert(celIns >= 0);
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Assert(celRepl >= 0);
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Assert(celIns + celMove == par->Count());
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if(celIns > 0)
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{
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Assert(celRepl == 0);
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void *pelIns = ArInsert (ielRepl, celIns);
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if (!pelIns)
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return FALSE;
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MoveMemory(pelIns, par->Elem(celMove), celIns * _cbElem);
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}
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else if(celRepl > 0)
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Remove (ielRepl, celRepl);
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return TRUE;
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}
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