raptor_stringbuffer

raptor_stringbuffer* raptor_stringbuffer;

Raptor string buffer class

raptor_new_stringbuffer ()

raptor_stringbuffer* raptor_new_stringbuffer            (void);

Create a new stringbuffer.

raptor_free_stringbuffer ()

void                raptor_free_stringbuffer            (raptor_stringbuffer *stringbuffer);

Destroy a stringbuffer.

raptor_stringbuffer_append_counted_string ()

int                 raptor_stringbuffer_append_counted_string
                                                        (raptor_stringbuffer *stringbuffer,
                                                         unsigned char *string,
                                                         size_t length,
                                                         int do_copy);

If string is NULL or length is 0, no work is performed.

If do_copy is non-0, the passed-in string is copied into new memory otherwise the stringbuffer becomes the owner of the string pointer and will free it when the stringbuffer is destroyed.

Add a string to the stringbuffer.

raptor_stringbuffer_append_string ()

int                 raptor_stringbuffer_append_string   (raptor_stringbuffer *stringbuffer,
                                                         unsigned char *string,
                                                         int do_copy);

Add a string to the stringbuffer.

If string is NULL, no work is performed.

If do_copy is non-0, the passed-in string is copied into new memory otherwise the stringbuffer becomes the owner of the string pointer and will free it when the stringbuffer is destroyed.

raptor_stringbuffer_append_decimal ()

int                 raptor_stringbuffer_append_decimal  (raptor_stringbuffer *stringbuffer,
                                                         int integer);

Add an integer in decimal to the stringbuffer.

raptor_stringbuffer_append_stringbuffer ()

int                 raptor_stringbuffer_append_stringbuffer
                                                        (raptor_stringbuffer *stringbuffer,
                                                         raptor_stringbuffer *append);

Add a stringbuffer to the stringbuffer.

This function removes the content from the appending stringbuffer, making it empty and appends it to the supplied stringbuffer.

raptor_stringbuffer_prepend_counted_string ()

int                 raptor_stringbuffer_prepend_counted_string
                                                        (raptor_stringbuffer *stringbuffer,
                                                         unsigned char *string,
                                                         size_t length,
                                                         int do_copy);

If do_copy is non-0, the passed-in string is copied into new memory otherwise the stringbuffer becomes the owner of the string pointer and will free it when the stringbuffer is destroyed.

Add a string to the start of the stringbuffer.

raptor_stringbuffer_prepend_string ()

int                 raptor_stringbuffer_prepend_string  (raptor_stringbuffer *stringbuffer,
                                                         unsigned char *string,
                                                         int do_copy);

Add a string to the start of the stringbuffer.

If do_copy is non-0, the passed-in string is copied into new memory otherwise the stringbuffer becomes the owner of the string pointer and will free it when the stringbuffer is destroyed.

raptor_stringbuffer_as_string ()

unsigned char *     raptor_stringbuffer_as_string       (raptor_stringbuffer *stringbuffer);

Return the stringbuffer as a C string.

Note: the return value is a to a shared string that the stringbuffer allocates and manages.

raptor_stringbuffer_length ()

size_t              raptor_stringbuffer_length          (raptor_stringbuffer *stringbuffer);

Return the stringbuffer length.

raptor_stringbuffer_copy_to_string ()

int                 raptor_stringbuffer_copy_to_string  (raptor_stringbuffer *stringbuffer,
                                                         unsigned char *string,
                                                         size_t length);

Copy the stringbuffer into a string.

Copies the underlying string to a pre-allocated buffer. The output string is always '\0' terminated.