mcr::String Class Reference

#include <string.h>

Public Member Functions
	String (const char *val=nullptr, size_t length=(size_t)~0)
	String (const std::string &val)
	String (const String &copytron)
String &	operator= (const String &copytron)
String &	operator= (const char *val)
	operator bool () const
bool	operator! () const
const char *	operator* () const
char &	operator[] (size_t index)
const char &	operator[] (size_t index) const
char *	string ()
const char *	string () const
void	setString (const char *val=nullptr, size_t length=(size_t)~0)
void	terminate ()
bool	empty () const
size_t	length () const
size_t	size () const
void	clear ()
void	resize (size_t val)
void	setLength (size_t val)

Detailed Description

Self-destructing, temporary copy of C-String.

Definition at line 35 of file string.h.

Member Function Documentation

operator bool()

mcr::String::operator bool ( ) const

inline

True if not empty

Definition at line 69 of file string.h.

operator!()

bool mcr::String::operator! ( ) const

inline

True if empty

Definition at line 74 of file string.h.

operator*()

const char* mcr::String::operator* ( ) const

inline

This object as C-String. Will always be valid, or at least an empty C-String.

Definition at line 81 of file string.h.

resize()

void mcr::String::resize

(

size_t

val

)

Reset char buffer to new string size.

Warning: This will reinitialize to an empty string[0] = '\0'
This is useful to use String as a buffer, but must be manually null-terminated, e.g. setLength.

setLength()

void mcr::String::setLength

(

size_t

val

)

Null-terminate and set the string length, without modifying the char buffer.

Precondition

Must have buffer length large enough for new string length.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• mcr/extras/util/string.h