xmipp_strings.h File Reference

#include <vector>
#include <string>
#include <string.h>

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Macros
#define	STR_EQUAL(str1, str2)   (strcmp((str1), (str2)) == 0)

Typedefs
typedef std::string	String
typedef std::vector< String >	StringVector

Functions
String	removeChar (const String &str, char character)
String	unescape (const String &str)
int	bestPrecision (float F, int _width)
float	textToFloat (const char *str)
float	textToFloat (const String &str)
int	textToInteger (const char *str)
size_t	textToSizeT (const char *str)
int	textToInteger (const String &str)
long long	textToLongLong (const char *str)
String	floatToString (float F, int _width=8, int _prec=0)
String	integerToString (int I, int _width=0, char fill_with='0')
int	charToInt (const char *str)
String	stringToString (const String &str, size_t _width=0)
void	checkAngle (const String &str)
void	toLower (char *_str)
void	toLower (String &_str)
String	simplify (const String &str)
void	trim (String &str)
String	removeSpaces (const String &_str)
void	removeQuotes (char **_str)
String	findAndReplace (const String &tInput, const String &tFind, const String &tReplace)
String	formatString (const char *format,...)
void	formatStringFast (String &str, const char *format,...)
bool	matchRegExp (const String &inputString, const String &pattern)
String	WordWrap (const String &inputString, size_t lineLength)
String	escapeForRegularExpressions (const String &str)
bool	endsWith (const char *str1, const char *str2)
Tokenization
These functions allow to split a string into small pieces separated by blank spaces, giving you a pointer to the different word each time. The different elements from the string are selected using strtok, so after the application of this function to the input string, this is modified and NULL characters are introduced as delimiters of the elements. This is useful in most situations since after reading a list you might go on reading more things, but you must be aware of it. Here goes an example of doing so: std::cout << "Whole line: " << line << std::endl; std::cout << "First word: " << firstToken(line) << std::endl; std::cout << "Second word: " << nextToken() << std::endl; std::cout << "Third word: " << nextToken() << std::endl; ... When there are no more words, both functions return a NULL pointer. Here we make a distinction between tokens (words that might be empty) and words (words that cannot be empty, if they are then an exception or an exit error is thrown). For STL there is another way. You supply a string object and a vector of strings is returned with all the elements
int	splitString (const String &input, const String &delimiter, StringVector &results, bool includeEmpties=false)
char *	firstToken (const char *str)
char *	firstToken (const String &str)
char *	nextToken ()
String	nextToken (const String &str, size_t &i)
char *	firstWord (char *str)
char *	firstWord (String &str)
char *	nextWord ()
void	tokenize (const String &str, StringVector &tokens, const String &delimiters=" \)
char *	memtok (char **src, char **_end, const char *sep)
void *	_memmem (const void *haystack, size_t haystack_len, const void *needle, size_t needle_len)

Typedef Documentation

String

typedef std::string String

Definition at line 34 of file xmipp_strings.h.

StringVector

typedef std::vector<String> StringVector

Definition at line 35 of file xmipp_strings.h.