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Code-style consistency improvement:

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Apply clang-format-all.sh using the _clang-format file through all the cpp/.h files.
make sure not to apply it to certain serialization structures, since some parser expects the * as part of the name, instead of type.
This commit contains no other changes aside from adding and applying clang-format-all.sh
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erwincoumans
2018-09-23 14:17:31 -07:00
parent b73b05e9fb
commit ab8f16961e
1773 changed files with 1081087 additions and 474249 deletions
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examples/ThirdPartyLibs/openvr/samples/shared/strtools.h
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@@ -6,45 +6,50 @@
#include <sys/types.h>
/** returns true if the string has the prefix */
bool StringHasPrefix( const std::string & sString, const std::string & sPrefix );
bool StringHasPrefixCaseSensitive( const std::string & sString, const std::string & sPrefix );
bool StringHasPrefix(const std::string &sString, const std::string &sPrefix);
bool StringHasPrefixCaseSensitive(const std::string &sString, const std::string &sPrefix);
/** returns if the string has the suffix */
bool StringHasSuffix( const std::string &sString, const std::string &sSuffix );
bool StringHasSuffixCaseSensitive( const std::string &sString, const std::string &sSuffix );
bool StringHasSuffix(const std::string &sString, const std::string &sSuffix);
bool StringHasSuffixCaseSensitive(const std::string &sString, const std::string &sSuffix);
/** converts a UTF-16 string to a UTF-8 string */
std::string UTF16to8(const wchar_t * in);
std::string UTF16to8(const wchar_t *in);
/** converts a UTF-8 string to a UTF-16 string */
std::wstring UTF8to16(const char * in);
std::wstring UTF8to16(const char *in);
#define Utf16FromUtf8 UTF8to16
/** safely copy a string into a buffer */
void strcpy_safe( char *pchBuffer, size_t unBufferSizeBytes, const char *pchSource );
template< size_t bufferSize >
void strcpy_safe( char (& buffer) [ bufferSize ], const char *pchSource )
void strcpy_safe(char *pchBuffer, size_t unBufferSizeBytes, const char *pchSource);
template <size_t bufferSize>
void strcpy_safe(char (&buffer)[bufferSize], const char *pchSource)
{
strcpy_safe( buffer, bufferSize, pchSource );
strcpy_safe(buffer, bufferSize, pchSource);
}
/** converts a string to upper case */
std::string StringToUpper( const std::string & sString );
std::string StringToUpper(const std::string &sString);
/** converts a string to lower case */
std::string StringToLower( const std::string & sString );
std::string StringToLower(const std::string &sString);
// we stricmp (from WIN) but it isn't POSIX - OSX/LINUX have strcasecmp so just inline bridge to it
#if defined( OSX ) || defined( LINUX )
#ifndef __THROW // If __THROW is defined, these will clash with throw() versions on gcc
#include <strings.h>
inline int stricmp(const char *pStr1, const char *pStr2) { return strcasecmp(pStr1,pStr2); }
#ifndef _stricmp
#define _stricmp stricmp
#endif
inline int strnicmp( const char *pStr1, const char *pStr2, size_t unBufferLen ) { return strncasecmp( pStr1,pStr2, unBufferLen ); }
#define _strnicmp strnicmp
#if defined(OSX) || defined(LINUX)
#ifndef __THROW // If __THROW is defined, these will clash with throw() versions on gcc
#include <strings.h>
inline int stricmp(const char *pStr1, const char *pStr2)
{
return strcasecmp(pStr1, pStr2);
}
#ifndef _stricmp
#define _stricmp stricmp
#endif
inline int strnicmp(const char *pStr1, const char *pStr2, size_t unBufferLen)
{
return strncasecmp(pStr1, pStr2, unBufferLen);
}
#define _strnicmp strnicmp
#endif
#ifndef _vsnprintf_s
@@ -53,9 +58,9 @@ std::string StringToLower( const std::string & sString );
#define _TRUNCATE ((size_t)-1)
#endif // defined( OSX ) || defined( LINUX )
#endif // defined( OSX ) || defined( LINUX )
#if defined( OSX )
#if defined(OSX)
// behaviors ensure NULL-termination at least as well as _TRUNCATE does, but
// wcsncpy_s/strncpy_s can non-NULL-terminate, wcslcpy/strlcpy can not.
inline errno_t wcsncpy_s(wchar_t *strDest, size_t numberOfElements, const wchar_t *strSource, size_t count)
@@ -70,63 +75,64 @@ inline errno_t strncpy_s(char *strDest, size_t numberOfElements, const char *str
#endif
#if defined( LINUX )
// this implementation does not return whether or not the destination was
#if defined(LINUX)
// this implementation does not return whether or not the destination was
// truncated, but that is straightforward to fix if anybody actually needs the
// return code.
// return code.
#include "string.h"
inline void wcsncpy_s(wchar_t *strDest, size_t numberOfElements, const wchar_t *strSource, size_t count)
{
wcsncpy(strDest, strSource, numberOfElements);
strDest[numberOfElements-1] = '\0';
strDest[numberOfElements - 1] = '\0';
}
inline void strncpy_s(char *strDest, size_t numberOfElements, const char *strSource, size_t count)
{
strncpy(strDest, strSource, numberOfElements);
strDest[numberOfElements-1] = '\0';
strDest[numberOfElements - 1] = '\0';
}
#endif
#if defined( _WIN32 ) && _MSC_VER < 1800
inline uint64_t strtoull(const char *str, char **endptr, int base) { return _strtoui64( str, endptr, base ); }
#if defined(_WIN32) && _MSC_VER < 1800
inline uint64_t strtoull(const char *str, char **endptr, int base)
{
return _strtoui64(str, endptr, base);
}
#endif
/* Handles copying a std::string into a buffer as would be provided in an API */
uint32_t ReturnStdString( const std::string & sValue, char *pchBuffer, uint32_t unBufferLen );
uint32_t ReturnStdString(const std::string &sValue, char *pchBuffer, uint32_t unBufferLen);
/* Handles copying a buffer into an std::string and auto adds null terminator */
void BufferToStdString( std::string & sDest, const char *pchBuffer, uint32_t unBufferLen );
void BufferToStdString(std::string &sDest, const char *pchBuffer, uint32_t unBufferLen);
/** Returns a std::string from a uint64_t */
std::string Uint64ToString( uint64_t ulValue );
std::string Uint64ToString(uint64_t ulValue);
/** returns a uint64_t from a string */
uint64_t StringToUint64( const std::string & sValue );
uint64_t StringToUint64(const std::string &sValue);
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Purpose: Encodes a string (or binary data) from URL encoding format, see rfc1738 section 2.2.
// Purpose: Encodes a string (or binary data) from URL encoding format, see rfc1738 section 2.2.
// This version of the call isn't a strict RFC implementation, but uses + for space as is
// the standard in HTML form encoding, despite it not being part of the RFC.
//
// Dest buffer should be at least as large as source buffer to guarantee room for decode.
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void V_URLEncode( char *pchDest, int nDestLen, const char *pchSource, int nSourceLen );
void V_URLEncode(char *pchDest, int nDestLen, const char *pchSource, int nSourceLen);
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Purpose: Decodes a string (or binary data) from URL encoding format, see rfc1738 section 2.2.
// Purpose: Decodes a string (or binary data) from URL encoding format, see rfc1738 section 2.2.
// This version of the call isn't a strict RFC implementation, but uses + for space as is
// the standard in HTML form encoding, despite it not being part of the RFC.
//
// Dest buffer should be at least as large as source buffer to guarantee room for decode.
// Dest buffer being the same as the source buffer (decode in-place) is explicitly allowed.
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
size_t V_URLDecode( char *pchDecodeDest, int nDecodeDestLen, const char *pchEncodedSource, int nEncodedSourceLen );
size_t V_URLDecode(char *pchDecodeDest, int nDecodeDestLen, const char *pchEncodedSource, int nEncodedSourceLen);
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Purpose: strip extension from a path
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void V_StripExtension( std::string &in );
void V_StripExtension(std::string &in);