tripwire-open-source/src/db/hierdbpath.cpp

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//
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// Portions created by Tripwire, Inc. are copyright (C) 2000 Tripwire,
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//
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// hierdbpath.cpp : Implements cHierDbPath.
//
#include "stddb.h"
#include "hierdbpath.h"
#include "core/debug.h"
//Ctor:
cHierDbPath::cHierDbPath( void ) :
mbCaseSensitive(false), mDelimitingChar( _T('/') )
{
ASSERT( mCurrPath.empty() );
}
cHierDbPath::cHierDbPath( TCHAR cDelChar, bool bCaseSensitive ) :
mbCaseSensitive( bCaseSensitive ), mDelimitingChar( cDelChar )
{
ASSERT( mCurrPath.empty() );
}
//Copy Ctor:
cHierDbPath::cHierDbPath( const cHierDbPath& rhs )
{
mbCaseSensitive = rhs.mbCaseSensitive;
mDelimitingChar = rhs.mDelimitingChar;
if( !rhs.mCurrPath.empty() )
{
DbPath::const_iterator it = rhs.mCurrPath.begin();
for( ; it != rhs.mCurrPath.end(); ++it )
mCurrPath.push_back( *it );
}
}
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// operator=
cHierDbPath& cHierDbPath::operator=( const cHierDbPath& rhs )
{
if (this != &rhs)
{
mbCaseSensitive = rhs.mbCaseSensitive;
mDelimitingChar = rhs.mDelimitingChar;
if( !rhs.mCurrPath.empty() )
{
DbPath::const_iterator it = rhs.mCurrPath.begin();
for( ; it != (rhs.mCurrPath.end()); ++it )
mCurrPath.push_back( *it );
}
}
return *this;
}
//Dtor:
cHierDbPath::~cHierDbPath( void )
{
}
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Push: Adds a substring to the end of the sequence(path)
void cHierDbPath::Push( const TSTRING &str )
{
mCurrPath.push_back( str );
}
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Pop: Removes a substring from the end of the path and returns it as a
// TSTRING.
TSTRING cHierDbPath::Pop( void )
{
TSTRING ret;
if ( mCurrPath.empty() )
return _T("");
ret = mCurrPath.back();
mCurrPath.pop_back();
return ret;
}
void cHierDbPath::SetCaseSensitive( bool bCaseSensitive )
{
mbCaseSensitive = bCaseSensitive;
}
bool cHierDbPath::IsCaseSensitive( void ) const
{
return mbCaseSensitive;
}
void cHierDbPath::SetDelimiter( TCHAR Delimiter )
{
mDelimitingChar = Delimiter;
}
TCHAR cHierDbPath::GetDelimiter( void ) const
{
return mDelimitingChar;
}
void cHierDbPath::Clear( void )
{
mCurrPath.clear();
ASSERT( mCurrPath.empty() );
}
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// AsString -- Returns a TSTRING representation of the current path
TSTRING cHierDbPath::AsString( void ) const
{
TSTRING ret = _T("");
if(mCurrPath.size() == 1)
{
ret = *(mCurrPath.begin());
ret += mDelimitingChar;
return ret;
}
DbPath::const_iterator it = mCurrPath.begin();
// The loop adds delimiting characters until the last element in the
// sequence is reached, so we don't have a trailing character.
while(it != mCurrPath.end() )
{
// the loop is constructed in this odd fashion because I don't want a trailing mDelimiter
ret += (*it);
++it;
if(it != mCurrPath.end())
ret += mDelimitingChar;
}
//return the completed TSTRING
return ret;
}
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// GetSize: Returns the number of substrings in the sequence
int cHierDbPath::GetSize( void ) const
{
return mCurrPath.size();
}