1 1.1 jmmv // Copyright 2010 Google Inc. 2 1.1 jmmv // All rights reserved. 3 1.1 jmmv // 4 1.1 jmmv // Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without 5 1.1 jmmv // modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are 6 1.1 jmmv // met: 7 1.1 jmmv // 8 1.1 jmmv // * Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright 9 1.1 jmmv // notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. 10 1.1 jmmv // * Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright 11 1.1 jmmv // notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the 12 1.1 jmmv // documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution. 13 1.1 jmmv // * Neither the name of Google Inc. nor the names of its contributors 14 1.1 jmmv // may be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software 15 1.1 jmmv // without specific prior written permission. 16 1.1 jmmv // 17 1.1 jmmv // THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS 18 1.1 jmmv // "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT 19 1.1 jmmv // LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR 20 1.1 jmmv // A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT 21 1.1 jmmv // OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, 22 1.1 jmmv // SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT 23 1.1 jmmv // LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, 24 1.1 jmmv // DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY 25 1.1 jmmv // THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT 26 1.1 jmmv // (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE 27 1.1 jmmv // OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. 28 1.1 jmmv 29 1.1 jmmv /// \file utils/format/formatter.hpp 30 1.1 jmmv /// Provides the definition of the utils::format::formatter class. 31 1.1 jmmv /// 32 1.1 jmmv /// The utils::format::formatter class is a poor man's replacement for the 33 1.1 jmmv /// Boost.Format library, as it is much simpler and has less dependencies. 34 1.1 jmmv /// 35 1.1 jmmv /// Be aware that the formatting supported by this module is NOT compatible 36 1.1 jmmv /// with printf(3) nor with Boost.Format. The general syntax for a 37 1.1 jmmv /// placeholder in a formatting string is: 38 1.1 jmmv /// 39 1.1 jmmv /// %[0][width][.precision]s 40 1.1 jmmv /// 41 1.1 jmmv /// In particular, note that the only valid formatting specifier is %s: the 42 1.1 jmmv /// library deduces what to print based on the type of the variable passed 43 1.1 jmmv /// in, not based on what the format string says. Also, note that the only 44 1.1 jmmv /// valid padding character is 0. 45 1.1 jmmv 46 1.1 jmmv #if !defined(UTILS_FORMAT_FORMATTER_HPP) 47 1.1 jmmv #define UTILS_FORMAT_FORMATTER_HPP 48 1.1 jmmv 49 1.1 jmmv #include <sstream> 50 1.1 jmmv #include <string> 51 1.1 jmmv 52 1.1 jmmv namespace utils { 53 1.1 jmmv namespace format { 54 1.1 jmmv 55 1.1 jmmv 56 1.1 jmmv /// Mechanism to format strings similar to printf. 57 1.1 jmmv /// 58 1.1 jmmv /// A formatter always maintains the original format string but also holds a 59 1.1 jmmv /// partial expansion. The partial expansion is immutable in the context of a 60 1.1 jmmv /// formatter instance, but calls to operator% return new formatter objects with 61 1.1 jmmv /// one less formatting placeholder. 62 1.1 jmmv /// 63 1.1 jmmv /// In general, one can format a string in the following manner: 64 1.1 jmmv /// 65 1.1 jmmv /// \code 66 1.1 jmmv /// const std::string s = (formatter("%s %s") % "foo" % 5).str(); 67 1.1 jmmv /// \endcode 68 1.1 jmmv /// 69 1.1 jmmv /// which, following the explanation above, would correspond to: 70 1.1 jmmv /// 71 1.1 jmmv /// \code 72 1.1 jmmv /// const formatter f1("%s %s"); 73 1.1 jmmv /// const formatter f2 = f1 % "foo"; 74 1.1 jmmv /// const formatter f3 = f2 % 5; 75 1.1 jmmv /// const std::string s = f3.str(); 76 1.1 jmmv /// \endcode 77 1.1 jmmv class formatter { 78 1.1 jmmv /// The original format string provided by the user. 79 1.1 jmmv std::string _format; 80 1.1 jmmv 81 1.1 jmmv /// The current "expansion" of the format string. 82 1.1 jmmv /// 83 1.1 jmmv /// This field gets updated on every call to operator%() to have one less 84 1.1 jmmv /// formatting placeholder. 85 1.1 jmmv std::string _expansion; 86 1.1 jmmv 87 1.1 jmmv /// The position of _expansion from which to scan for placeholders. 88 1.1 jmmv std::string::size_type _last_pos; 89 1.1 jmmv 90 1.1 jmmv /// The position of the first placeholder in the current expansion. 91 1.1 jmmv std::string::size_type _placeholder_pos; 92 1.1 jmmv 93 1.1 jmmv /// The first placeholder in the current expansion. 94 1.1 jmmv std::string _placeholder; 95 1.1 jmmv 96 1.1 jmmv /// Stream used to format any possible argument supplied by operator%(). 97 1.1 jmmv std::ostringstream* _oss; 98 1.1 jmmv 99 1.1 jmmv formatter replace(const std::string&) const; 100 1.1 jmmv 101 1.1 jmmv void init(void); 102 1.1 jmmv formatter(const std::string&, const std::string&, 103 1.1 jmmv const std::string::size_type); 104 1.1 jmmv 105 1.1 jmmv public: 106 1.1 jmmv explicit formatter(const std::string&); 107 1.1 jmmv ~formatter(void); 108 1.1 jmmv 109 1.1 jmmv const std::string& str(void) const; 110 1.1 jmmv operator const std::string&(void) const; 111 1.1 jmmv 112 1.1 jmmv template< typename Type > formatter operator%(const Type&) const; 113 1.1 jmmv formatter operator%(const bool&) const; 114 1.1 jmmv }; 115 1.1 jmmv 116 1.1 jmmv 117 1.1 jmmv } // namespace format 118 1.1 jmmv } // namespace utils 119 1.1 jmmv 120 1.1 jmmv 121 1.1 jmmv #endif // !defined(UTILS_FORMAT_FORMATTER_HPP) 122