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////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// //
// (c) 2001-2003 Electronic Arts Inc. //
// //
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// FILE: Dict.h
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Westwood Studios Pacific.
//
// Confidential Information
// Copyright (C) 2001 - All Rights Reserved
//
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Project: RTS3
//
// File name: Dict.h
//
// Created: Steven Johnson, November 2001
//
// Desc: General-purpose dictionary class
//
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
#pragma once
#ifndef Dict_H
#define Dict_H
#include "Common/Errors.h"
#include "Common/NameKeyGenerator.h"
// -----------------------------------------------------
/**
Dict provides a general utility class for maintaining
a sorted key-value pair list. Keys are currently required
to be of type NameKeyType, and data may be Bool, int, real,
or string.
Current implementation keeps the pairs sorted by key, and
does a binary search for lookups; this might change in the future,
depending on usage and performance (e.g., to a hashtable). So
don't rely on the quirks of this implementation.
*/
class Dict
{
public:
enum
{
MAX_LEN = 32767 ///< max total len of any Dict, in Pairs
};
enum DataType
{
DICT_NONE = -1, // this is returned by getType and getNthType to indicate "invalid key/index"
DICT_BOOL = 0, // note, we rely on the fact that this constant is zero in the code. so don't change it.
DICT_INT,
DICT_REAL,
DICT_ASCIISTRING,
DICT_UNICODESTRING
};
/**
Default constructor -- construct a new, empty Dict.
*/
Dict(Int numPairsToPreAllocate = 0);
/**
Copy constructor -- make this Dict identical to the
other Dict. (This is actually quite efficient, because
they will simply share the same data and increment the
refcount.)
*/
Dict(const Dict& src);
/**
Destructor. Not too exciting... clean up the works and such.
*/
~Dict();
/**
*/
Dict& operator=(const Dict& src);
/**
remove all pairs.
*/
void clear();
/**
return the number of key-value pairs in the dict.
*/
Int getPairCount() const;
/**
Return the key for the nth pair (0-based index).
return NAMEKEY_INVALID if n is out of range.
*/
NameKeyType getNthKey(Int n) const;
/**
Return the datatype for the pair with the given key.
return DICT_NONE if no pair with the key exists.
*/
DataType getType(NameKeyType key) const;
/**
Return there is a pair with the given key and datatype, return true.
*/
inline Bool known(NameKeyType key, DataType d) const
{
return getType(key) == d;
}
/**
Return the datatype for the nth pair (0-based index).
return DICT_NONE if n is out of range.
*/
DataType getNthType(Int n) const;
/**
return the value for the pair with the given key.
if there is no pair with the given key, or the value is
not of the correct type, 0 is returned.
*/
Bool getBool(NameKeyType key, Bool* exists = NULL) const;
/**
return the value for the pair with the given key.
if there is no pair with the given key, or the value is
not of the correct type, 0 is returned.
*/
Int getInt(NameKeyType key, Bool* exists = NULL) const;
/**
return the value for the pair with the given key.
if there is no pair with the given key, or the value is
not of the correct type, 0 is returned.
*/
Real getReal(NameKeyType key, Bool* exists = NULL) const;
/**
return the value for the pair with the given key.
if there is no pair with the given key, or the value is
not of the correct type, "" is returned.
*/
AsciiString getAsciiString(NameKeyType key, Bool* exists = NULL) const;
/**
return the value for the pair with the given key.
if there is no pair with the given key, or the value is
not of the correct type, "" is returned.
*/
UnicodeString getUnicodeString(NameKeyType key, Bool* exists = NULL) const;
/**
return the value for the pair with the given index.
if the index is out of range, or the value is
not of the correct type, 0 is returned.
*/
Bool getNthBool(Int n) const;
/**
return the value for the pair with the given index.
if the index is out of range, or the value is
not of the correct type, 0 is returned.
*/
Int getNthInt(Int n) const;
/**
return the value for the pair with the given index.
if the index is out of range, or the value is
not of the correct type, 0 is returned.
*/
Real getNthReal(Int n) const;
/**
return the value for the pair with the given index.
if the index is out of range, or the value is
not of the correct type, "" is returned.
*/
AsciiString getNthAsciiString(Int n) const;
/**
return the value for the pair with the given index.
if the index is out of range, or the value is
not of the correct type, "" is returned.
*/
UnicodeString getNthUnicodeString(Int n) const;
/**
set the value for the pair with the given key.
if no such pair exists, it is created.
if such a pair exists, it is replaced.
note that when replacing a pair, the new and old
data types need not match.
*/
void setBool(NameKeyType key, Bool value);
/**
set the value for the pair with the given key.
if no such pair exists, it is created.
if such a pair exists, it is replaced.
note that when replacing a pair, the new and old
data types need not match.
*/
void setInt(NameKeyType key, Int value);
/**
set the value for the pair with the given key.
if no such pair exists, it is created.
if such a pair exists, it is replaced.
note that when replacing a pair, the new and old
data types need not match.
*/
void setReal(NameKeyType key, Real value);
/**
set the value for the pair with the given key.
if no such pair exists, it is created.
if such a pair exists, it is replaced.
note that when replacing a pair, the new and old
data types need not match.
*/
void setAsciiString(NameKeyType key, const AsciiString& value);
/**
set the value for the pair with the given key.
if no such pair exists, it is created.
if such a pair exists, it is replaced.
note that when replacing a pair, the new and old
data types need not match.
*/
void setUnicodeString(NameKeyType key, const UnicodeString& value);
/**
remove the pair with the given key. if such a pair existed, return true.
if no such pair existed, return false.
*/
Bool remove(NameKeyType key);
/**
copy the pair with the given key from 'that', replacing any such pair in 'this'.
if no such pair exists in 'that', any pair with that key will be removed from 'this'.
*/
void copyPairFrom(const Dict& that, NameKeyType key);
private:
struct DictPair;
struct DictPairData;
DictPairData* m_data; // pointer to ref counted Pair data
void sortPairs();
Dict::DictPair *setPrep(NameKeyType key, Dict::DataType type);
DictPair* findPairByKey(NameKeyType key) const;
void releaseData();
DictPair *ensureUnique(int numPairsNeeded, Bool preserveData, DictPair *pairToTranslate);
enum DictPairKeyType
{
DICTPAIRKEY_ILLEGAL = 0
};
// danger... this is Plain Old Data and allocated in a skanky way;
// and thus the ctor/dtor for DictPair will never be called. so don't
// bother writing one.
struct DictPair
{
private:
DictPairKeyType m_key;
void* m_value;
inline static DictPairKeyType createKey(NameKeyType keyVal, DataType nt)
{
return (DictPairKeyType)((((UnsignedInt)(keyVal)) << 8) | ((UnsignedInt)nt));
}
inline static DataType getTypeFromKey(DictPairKeyType nk)
{
return (DataType)(((UnsignedInt)nk) & 0xff);
}
inline static NameKeyType getNameFromKey(DictPairKeyType nk)
{
return (NameKeyType)(((UnsignedInt)nk) >> 8);
}
public:
void clear();
void copyFrom(DictPair* that);
void setNameAndType(NameKeyType key, DataType type);
inline DataType getType() const { return getTypeFromKey(m_key); }
inline NameKeyType getName() const { return getNameFromKey(m_key); }
inline Bool* asBool() { return (Bool*)&m_value; }
inline Int* asInt() { return (Int*)&m_value; }
inline Real* asReal() { return (Real*)&m_value; }
inline AsciiString* asAsciiString() { return (AsciiString*)&m_value; }
inline UnicodeString* asUnicodeString() { return (UnicodeString*)&m_value; }
};
struct DictPairData
{
unsigned short m_refCount; // reference count
unsigned short m_numPairsAllocated; // length of data allocated
unsigned short m_numPairsUsed; // length of data allocated
//DictPair m_pairs[];
inline DictPair* peek() { return (DictPair*)(this+1); }
};
#ifdef _DEBUG
void validate() const;
#else
inline void validate() const { }
#endif
};
// -----------------------------------------------------
inline Dict::Dict(const Dict& src) : m_data(src.m_data)
{
if (m_data)
++m_data->m_refCount;
}
// -----------------------------------------------------
inline Dict::~Dict()
{
releaseData();
}
// -----------------------------------------------------
inline Int Dict::getPairCount() const
{
return m_data ? m_data->m_numPairsUsed : 0;
}
// -----------------------------------------------------
inline NameKeyType Dict::getNthKey(Int n) const
{
if (!m_data || n < 0 || n >= m_data->m_numPairsUsed)
return NAMEKEY_INVALID;
return m_data->peek()[n].getName();
}
// -----------------------------------------------------
inline Dict::DataType Dict::getNthType(Int n) const
{
if (!m_data || n < 0 || n >= m_data->m_numPairsUsed)
return DICT_NONE;
return m_data->peek()[n].getType();
}
#endif // Dict_H