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xmlstring - set of routines to process strings
type and interfaces needed for the internal string handling of the library, especially UTF8 processing.
Author(s): Daniel Veillard
#define BAD_CAST; typedef unsigned char xmlChar; xmlChar * xmlCharStrdup (const char * cur); xmlChar * xmlCharStrndup (const char * cur,
int len); int xmlCheckUTF8 (const unsigned char * utf); int xmlGetUTF8Char (const unsigned char * utf,
int * len); int xmlStrEqual (const xmlChar * str1,
const xmlChar * str2); int xmlStrPrintf (xmlChar * buf,
int len,
const char * msg,
... ...); int xmlStrQEqual (const xmlChar * pref,
const xmlChar * name,
const xmlChar * str); int xmlStrVPrintf (xmlChar * buf,
int len,
const char * msg,
va_list ap); int xmlStrcasecmp (const xmlChar * str1,
const xmlChar * str2); const xmlChar * xmlStrcasestr (const xmlChar * str,
const xmlChar * val); xmlChar * xmlStrcat (xmlChar * cur,
const xmlChar * add); const xmlChar * xmlStrchr (const xmlChar * str,
xmlChar val); int xmlStrcmp (const xmlChar * str1,
const xmlChar * str2); xmlChar * xmlStrdup (const xmlChar * cur); int xmlStrlen (const xmlChar * str); int xmlStrncasecmp (const xmlChar * str1,
const xmlChar * str2,
int len); xmlChar * xmlStrncat (xmlChar * cur,
const xmlChar * add,
int len); xmlChar * xmlStrncatNew (const xmlChar * str1,
const xmlChar * str2,
int len); int xmlStrncmp (const xmlChar * str1,
const xmlChar * str2,
int len); xmlChar * xmlStrndup (const xmlChar * cur,
int len); const xmlChar * xmlStrstr (const xmlChar * str,
const xmlChar * val); xmlChar * xmlStrsub (const xmlChar * str,
int start,
int len); int xmlUTF8Charcmp (const xmlChar * utf1,
const xmlChar * utf2); int xmlUTF8Size (const xmlChar * utf); int xmlUTF8Strlen (const xmlChar * utf); int xmlUTF8Strloc (const xmlChar * utf,
const xmlChar * utfchar); xmlChar * xmlUTF8Strndup (const xmlChar * utf,
int len); const xmlChar * xmlUTF8Strpos (const xmlChar * utf,
int pos); int xmlUTF8Strsize (const xmlChar * utf,
int len); xmlChar * xmlUTF8Strsub (const xmlChar * utf,
int start,
int len);
unsigned char xmlChar;
This is a basic byte in an UTF-8 encoded string. It's unsigned allowing to pinpoint case where char * are assigned to xmlChar * (possibly making serialization back impossible).
xmlChar * xmlCharStrdup (const char * cur)
a strdup for char's to xmlChar's
cur: | the input char * |
Returns: | a new xmlChar * or NULL |
xmlChar * xmlCharStrndup (const char * cur,
int len)
a strndup for char's to xmlChar's
cur: | the input char * |
len: | the len of @cur |
Returns: | a new xmlChar * or NULL |
int xmlCheckUTF8 (const unsigned char * utf)
Checks @utf for being valid UTF-8. @utf is assumed to be null-terminated. This function is not super-strict, as it will allow longer UTF-8 sequences than necessary. Note that Java is capable of producing these sequences if provoked. Also note, this routine checks for the 4-byte maximum size, but does not check for 0x10ffff maximum value.
utf: | Pointer to putative UTF-8 encoded string. |
Returns: | value: true if @utf is valid. |
int xmlGetUTF8Char (const unsigned char * utf,
int * len)
Read the first UTF8 character from @utf
utf: | a sequence of UTF-8 encoded bytes |
len: | a pointer to the minimum number of bytes present in the sequence. This is used to assure the next character is completely contained within the sequence. |
Returns: | the char value or -1 in case of error, and sets *len to the actual number of bytes consumed (0 in case of error) |
int xmlStrEqual (const xmlChar * str1,
const xmlChar * str2)
Check if both strings are equal of have same content. Should be a bit more readable and faster than xmlStrcmp()
int xmlStrPrintf (xmlChar * buf,
int len,
const char * msg,
... ...)
Formats @msg and places result into @buf.
buf: | the result buffer. |
len: | the result buffer length. |
msg: | the message with printf formatting. |
...: | extra parameters for the message. |
Returns: | the number of characters written to @buf or -1 if an error occurs. |
int xmlStrQEqual (const xmlChar * pref,
const xmlChar * name,
const xmlChar * str)
Check if a QName is Equal to a given string
pref: | the prefix of the QName |
name: | the localname of the QName |
str: | the second xmlChar * |
Returns: | 1 if they are equal, 0 if they are different |
int xmlStrVPrintf (xmlChar * buf,
int len,
const char * msg,
va_list ap)
Formats @msg and places result into @buf.
buf: | the result buffer. |
len: | the result buffer length. |
msg: | the message with printf formatting. |
ap: | extra parameters for the message. |
Returns: | the number of characters written to @buf or -1 if an error occurs. |
int xmlStrcasecmp (const xmlChar * str1,
const xmlChar * str2)
a strcasecmp for xmlChar's
const xmlChar * xmlStrcasestr (const xmlChar * str,
const xmlChar * val)
a case-ignoring strstr for xmlChar's
xmlChar * xmlStrcat (xmlChar * cur,
const xmlChar * add)
a strcat for array of xmlChar's. Since they are supposed to be encoded in UTF-8 or an encoding with 8bit based chars, we assume a termination mark of '0'.
xmlChar * xmlStrdup (const xmlChar * cur)
a strdup for array of xmlChar's. Since they are supposed to be encoded in UTF-8 or an encoding with 8bit based chars, we assume a termination mark of '0'.
int xmlStrncasecmp (const xmlChar * str1,
const xmlChar * str2,
int len)
a strncasecmp for xmlChar's
xmlChar * xmlStrncat (xmlChar * cur,
const xmlChar * add,
int len)
a strncat for array of xmlChar's, it will extend @cur with the len first bytes of @add. Note that if @len < 0 then this is an API error and NULL will be returned.
xmlChar * xmlStrncatNew (const xmlChar * str1,
const xmlChar * str2,
int len)
same as xmlStrncat, but creates a new string. The original two strings are not freed. If @len is < 0 then the length will be calculated automatically.
int xmlStrncmp (const xmlChar * str1,
const xmlChar * str2,
int len)
a strncmp for xmlChar's
const xmlChar * xmlStrstr (const xmlChar * str,
const xmlChar * val)
a strstr for xmlChar's
xmlChar * xmlStrsub (const xmlChar * str,
int start,
int len)
Extract a substring of a given string
int xmlUTF8Charcmp (const xmlChar * utf1,
const xmlChar * utf2)
compares the two UCS4 values
utf1: | pointer to first UTF8 char |
utf2: | pointer to second UTF8 char |
Returns: | result of the compare as with xmlStrncmp |
int xmlUTF8Size (const xmlChar * utf)
calculates the internal size of a UTF8 character
utf: | pointer to the UTF8 character |
Returns: | the numbers of bytes in the character, -1 on format error |
int xmlUTF8Strlen (const xmlChar * utf)
compute the length of an UTF8 string, it doesn't do a full UTF8 checking of the content of the string.
utf: | a sequence of UTF-8 encoded bytes |
Returns: | the number of characters in the string or -1 in case of error |
int xmlUTF8Strloc (const xmlChar * utf,
const xmlChar * utfchar)
a function to provide the relative location of a UTF8 char
utf: | the input UTF8 * |
utfchar: | the UTF8 character to be found |
Returns: | the relative character position of the desired char or -1 if not found |
xmlChar * xmlUTF8Strndup (const xmlChar * utf,
int len)
a strndup for array of UTF8's
utf: | the input UTF8 * |
len: | the len of @utf (in chars) |
Returns: | a new UTF8 * or NULL |
const xmlChar * xmlUTF8Strpos (const xmlChar * utf,
int pos)
a function to provide the equivalent of fetching a character from a string array
utf: | the input UTF8 * |
pos: | the position of the desired UTF8 char (in chars) |
Returns: | a pointer to the UTF8 character or NULL |
int xmlUTF8Strsize (const xmlChar * utf,
int len)
storage size of an UTF8 string the behaviour is not guaranteed if the input string is not UTF-8
utf: | a sequence of UTF-8 encoded bytes |
len: | the number of characters in the array |
Returns: | the storage size of the first 'len' characters of ARRAY |
xmlChar * xmlUTF8Strsub (const xmlChar * utf,
int start,
int len)
Create a substring from a given UTF-8 string Note: positions are given in units of UTF-8 chars
utf: | a sequence of UTF-8 encoded bytes |
start: | relative pos of first char |
len: | total number to copy |
Returns: | a pointer to a newly created string or NULL if the start index is out of bounds or a memory allocation failed. If len is too large, the result is truncated. |