FX::FXStringDict Class Reference

String dictionary maps a character string to a character string. More...

#include <FXStringDict.h>

Inheritance diagram for FX::FXStringDict:

List of all members.

Public Member Functions
	FXStringDict ()
	FXStringDict (const FXStringDict &orig)
FXStringDict &	operator= (const FXStringDict &orig)
const FXchar *	insert (const FXchar *ky, const FXchar *str, bool mrk=false)
const FXchar *	replace (const FXchar *ky, const FXchar *str, bool mrk=false)
const FXchar *	remove (const FXchar *ky)
const FXchar *	find (const FXchar *ky) const
const FXchar *	data (FXuint pos) const
virtual	~FXStringDict ()

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Detailed Description

String dictionary maps a character string to a character string.

The inserted strings are copied when they're inserted.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

FX::FXStringDict::FXStringDict (   )

Construct a string dictionary.

FX::FXStringDict::FXStringDict (  const FXStringDict &  orig  )

Copy constructor.

virtual FX::FXStringDict::~FXStringDict (   )  [virtual]

Destructor.

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Member Function Documentation

FXStringDict& FX::FXStringDict::operator= (  const FXStringDict &  orig  )

Assignment operator.

const FXchar* FX::FXStringDict::insert (  const FXchar *  ky, const FXchar *  str, bool  mrk = false )  [inline]

Insert a new string indexed by key, with given mark flag.

const FXchar* FX::FXStringDict::replace (  const FXchar *  ky, const FXchar *  str, bool  mrk = false )  [inline]

Replace or insert a new string indexed by key, unless given mark is lower that the existing mark.

const FXchar* FX::FXStringDict::remove (  const FXchar *  ky  )  [inline]

Remove entry indexed by key. Reimplemented from FX::FXDict.

const FXchar* FX::FXStringDict::find (  const FXchar *  ky  )  const [inline]

Return the entry indexed by key, or return NULL if the key does not exist. Reimplemented from FX::FXDict.

const FXchar* FX::FXStringDict::data (  FXuint  pos  )  const [inline]

Return the string at position pos. Reimplemented from FX::FXDict.

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