dimeDict Class Reference

The dimeDict class is internal / private. More...

#include <dime/util/Dict.h>

Public Member Functions
	dimeDict (const int entries=17989)
	~dimeDict ()
void	clear ()
bool	enter (const char *const key, char *&ptr, void *value)
const char *	enter (const char *const key, void *value)
const char *	find (const char *const key) const
bool	find (const char *const key, void *&value) const
bool	remove (const char *const key)
void	dump (void)
void	print_info ()

Detailed Description

The dimeDict class is internal / private.

It offers quick (hashing) lookup for strings.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

dimeDict()

dimeDict::dimeDict

(

const int

entries = 17989

)

Constructor. Creates entries buckets.

~dimeDict()

dimeDict::~dimeDict

(

)

Destructor.

References clear().

Member Function Documentation

clear()

void dimeDict::clear

(

)

Clear all entries in the dictionary.

Referenced by ~dimeDict().

enter() [1/2]

bool dimeDict::enter	(	const char *const	key,
		char *&	ptr,
		void *	value )

Inserts a new string key in the dictionary. This function returns true if the string was not already in the dictionary, false otherwise. The string pointer is returned in ptr.

enter() [2/2]

const char * dimeDict::enter	(	const char *const	key,
		void *	value )

Insert a new string key in the dictionary, and associates a id (= value) to it. Returns a pointer to the string. If the string is already in the dictionary, the old id is replaced with value;

find() [1/2]

const char * dimeDict::find

(

const char *const

key

)

const

Finds if key is in the dictionary. Returns the string pointer if found, NULL otherwise.

find() [2/2]

bool dimeDict::find	(	const char *const	key,
		void *&	value ) const

Finds if key is in the dictionary. Returns true if found.

remove()

bool dimeDict::remove

(

const char *const

key

)

Remove key from the dictionary.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• Dict.h
• Dict.cpp