Access to the list of edits. More...
#include <edits.h>
Access to the list of edits.
At any moment in time, an instance of this class points to a single edit: a "window" into a span of the source string and the corresponding span of the destination string. The source string span starts at sourceIndex() and runs for oldLength() chars; the destination string span starts at destinationIndex() and runs for newLength() chars.
The iterator can be moved between edits using the next()
, findSourceIndex(int32_t, UErrorCode &)
, and findDestinationIndex(int32_t, UErrorCode &)
methods. Calling any of these methods mutates the iterator to make it point to the corresponding edit.
For more information, see the documentation for Edits.
Definition at line 203 of file edits.h.
◆ Iterator() [1/2] icu::Edits::Iterator::Iterator ( ) inlineDefault constructor, empty iterator.
Definition at line 208 of file edits.h.
◆ Iterator() [2/2] icu::Edits::Iterator::Iterator ( const Iterator & other ) default ◆ destinationIndex() int32_t icu::Edits::Iterator::destinationIndex ( ) const inlineThe start index of the current span in the destination string; the span has length newLength.
Definition at line 392 of file edits.h.
◆ destinationIndexFromSourceIndex() int32_t icu::Edits::Iterator::destinationIndexFromSourceIndex ( int32_t i, UErrorCode & errorCode )Computes the destination index corresponding to the given source index.
If the source index is inside a change edit (not at its start), then the destination index at the end of that edit is returned, since there is no information about index mapping inside a change edit.
(This means that indexes to the start and middle of an edit, for example around a grapheme cluster, are mapped to indexes encompassing the entire edit. The alternative, mapping an interior index to the start, would map such an interval to an empty one.)
This operation will usually but not always modify this object. The iterator state after this search is undefined.
Moves the iterator to the edit that contains the destination index.
The destination index may be found in a no-change edit even if normal iteration would skip no-change edits. Normal iteration can continue from a found edit.
The iterator state before this search logically does not matter. (It may affect the performance of the search.)
The iterator state after this search is undefined if the source index is out of bounds for the source string.
Definition at line 276 of file edits.h.
◆ findSourceIndex() UBool icu::Edits::Iterator::findSourceIndex ( int32_t i, UErrorCode & errorCode ) inlineMoves the iterator to the edit that contains the source index.
The source index may be found in a no-change edit even if normal iteration would skip no-change edits. Normal iteration can continue from a found edit.
The iterator state before this search logically does not matter. (It may affect the performance of the search.)
The iterator state after this search is undefined if the source index is out of bounds for the source string.
Definition at line 253 of file edits.h.
◆ hasChange() UBool icu::Edits::Iterator::hasChange ( ) const inlineReturns whether the edit currently represented by the iterator is a change edit.
Definition at line 335 of file edits.h.
◆ newLength() int32_t icu::Edits::Iterator::newLength ( ) const inline ◆ next()Advances the iterator to the next edit.
Definition at line 232 of file edits.h.
References next().
Referenced by next().
◆ oldLength() int32_t icu::Edits::Iterator::oldLength ( ) const inlineThe length of the current span in the source string, which starts at sourceIndex.
Definition at line 343 of file edits.h.
◆ operator=()Assignment operator.
The start index of the current span in the replacement string; the span has length newLength.
Well-defined only if the current edit is a change edit.
The replacement string is the concatenation of all substrings of the destination string corresponding to change edits.
This method is intended to be used together with operations that write only replacement characters (e.g. operations specifying the U_OMIT_UNCHANGED_TEXT option). The source string can then be modified in-place.
Definition at line 380 of file edits.h.
◆ sourceIndex() int32_t icu::Edits::Iterator::sourceIndex ( ) const inlineThe start index of the current span in the source string; the span has length oldLength.
Definition at line 363 of file edits.h.
◆ sourceIndexFromDestinationIndex() int32_t icu::Edits::Iterator::sourceIndexFromDestinationIndex ( int32_t i, UErrorCode & errorCode )Computes the source index corresponding to the given destination index.
If the destination index is inside a change edit (not at its start), then the source index at the end of that edit is returned, since there is no information about index mapping inside a change edit.
(This means that indexes to the start and middle of an edit, for example around a grapheme cluster, are mapped to indexes encompassing the entire edit. The alternative, mapping an interior index to the start, would map such an interval to an empty one.)
This operation will usually but not always modify this object. The iterator state after this search is undefined.
A string representation of the current edit represented by the iterator for debugging.
You should not depend on the contents of the return string.
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