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//
// Copyright (c) 2009-2011 Artyom Beilis (Tonkikh)
//
// Distributed under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0.
// https://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt
#ifndef BOOST_LOCALE_BOUNDARY_INDEX_HPP_INCLUDED
#define BOOST_LOCALE_BOUNDARY_INDEX_HPP_INCLUDED
#include <boost/locale/boundary/boundary_point.hpp>
#include <boost/locale/boundary/facets.hpp>
#include <boost/locale/boundary/segment.hpp>
#include <boost/locale/boundary/types.hpp>
#include <boost/iterator/iterator_facade.hpp>
#include <algorithm>
#include <cstdint>
#include <iterator>
#include <locale>
#include <memory>
#include <stdexcept>
#include <string>
#include <type_traits>
#include <vector>
#ifdef BOOST_MSVC
# pragma warning(push)
# pragma warning(disable : 4275 4251 4231 4660)
#endif
namespace boost { namespace locale { namespace boundary {
///
/// \defgroup boundary Boundary Analysis
///
/// This module contains all operations required for %boundary analysis of text: character, word, line and sentence
/// boundaries
///
/// @{
///
/// \cond INTERNAL
namespace detail {
template<typename Char>
const boundary_indexing<Char>& get_boundary_indexing(const std::locale& l)
{
using facet_type = boundary_indexing<Char>;
if(!std::has_facet<facet_type>(l))
throw std::runtime_error("Locale was generated without segmentation support!");
return std::use_facet<facet_type>(l);
}
template<typename IteratorType,
typename CategoryType = typename std::iterator_traits<IteratorType>::iterator_category>
struct mapping_traits {
typedef typename std::iterator_traits<IteratorType>::value_type char_type;
static index_type map(boundary_type t, IteratorType b, IteratorType e, const std::locale& l)
{
std::basic_string<char_type> str(b, e);
return get_boundary_indexing<char_type>(l).map(t, str.c_str(), str.c_str() + str.size());
}
};
template<typename CharType, typename SomeIteratorType>
struct linear_iterator_traits {
static constexpr bool is_linear =
std::is_same<SomeIteratorType, CharType*>::value || std::is_same<SomeIteratorType, const CharType*>::value
|| std::is_same<SomeIteratorType, typename std::basic_string<CharType>::iterator>::value
|| std::is_same<SomeIteratorType, typename std::basic_string<CharType>::const_iterator>::value
|| std::is_same<SomeIteratorType, typename std::vector<CharType>::iterator>::value
|| std::is_same<SomeIteratorType, typename std::vector<CharType>::const_iterator>::value;
};
template<typename IteratorType>
struct mapping_traits<IteratorType, std::random_access_iterator_tag> {
typedef typename std::iterator_traits<IteratorType>::value_type char_type;
static index_type map(boundary_type t, IteratorType b, IteratorType e, const std::locale& l)
{
index_type result;
// Optimize for most common cases
//
// C++11 requires that string is continuous in memory and all known
// string implementations do this because of c_str() support.
if(linear_iterator_traits<char_type, IteratorType>::is_linear && b != e) {
const char_type* begin = &*b;
const char_type* end = begin + (e - b);
index_type tmp = get_boundary_indexing<char_type>(l).map(t, begin, end);
result.swap(tmp);
} else {
std::basic_string<char_type> str(b, e);
index_type tmp = get_boundary_indexing<char_type>(l).map(t, str.c_str(), str.c_str() + str.size());
result.swap(tmp);
}
return result;
}
};
template<typename BaseIterator>
class mapping {
public:
typedef BaseIterator base_iterator;
typedef typename std::iterator_traits<base_iterator>::value_type char_type;
mapping(boundary_type type, base_iterator begin, base_iterator end, const std::locale& loc) :
index_(new index_type()), begin_(begin), end_(end)
{
index_type idx = detail::mapping_traits<base_iterator>::map(type, begin, end, loc);
index_->swap(idx);
}
mapping() {}
const index_type& index() const { return *index_; }
base_iterator begin() const { return begin_; }
base_iterator end() const { return end_; }
private:
std::shared_ptr<index_type> index_;
base_iterator begin_, end_;
};
template<typename BaseIterator>
class segment_index_iterator : public boost::iterator_facade<segment_index_iterator<BaseIterator>,
segment<BaseIterator>,
boost::bidirectional_traversal_tag,
const segment<BaseIterator>&> {
public:
typedef BaseIterator base_iterator;
typedef mapping<base_iterator> mapping_type;
typedef segment<base_iterator> segment_type;
segment_index_iterator() : current_(0, 0), map_(nullptr), mask_(0), full_select_(false) {}
segment_index_iterator(base_iterator p, const mapping_type* map, rule_type mask, bool full_select) :
map_(map), mask_(mask), full_select_(full_select)
{
set(p);
}
segment_index_iterator(bool is_begin, const mapping_type* map, rule_type mask, bool full_select) :
map_(map), mask_(mask), full_select_(full_select)
{
if(is_begin)
set_begin();
else
set_end();
}
const segment_type& dereference() const { return value_; }
bool equal(const segment_index_iterator& other) const
{
return map_ == other.map_ && current_.second == other.current_.second;
}
void increment()
{
std::pair<size_t, size_t> next = current_;
if(full_select_) {
next.first = next.second;
while(next.second < size()) {
next.second++;
if(valid_offset(next.second))
break;
}
if(next.second == size())
next.first = next.second - 1;
} else {
while(next.second < size()) {
next.first = next.second;
next.second++;
if(valid_offset(next.second))
break;
}
}
update_current(next);
}
void decrement()
{
std::pair<size_t, size_t> next = current_;
if(full_select_) {
while(next.second > 1) {
next.second--;
if(valid_offset(next.second))
break;
}
next.first = next.second;
while(next.first > 0) {
next.first--;
if(valid_offset(next.first))
break;
}
} else {
while(next.second > 1) {
next.second--;
if(valid_offset(next.second))
break;
}
next.first = next.second - 1;
}
update_current(next);
}
private:
void set_end()
{
current_.first = size() - 1;
current_.second = size();
value_ = segment_type(map_->end(), map_->end(), 0);
}
void set_begin()
{
current_.first = current_.second = 0;
value_ = segment_type(map_->begin(), map_->begin(), 0);
increment();
}
void set(base_iterator p)
{
const auto b = map_->index().begin(), e = map_->index().end();
auto boundary_point = std::upper_bound(b, e, break_info(std::distance(map_->begin(), p)));
while(boundary_point != e && (boundary_point->rule & mask_) == 0)
++boundary_point;
current_.first = current_.second = boundary_point - b;
if(full_select_) {
while(current_.first > 0) {
current_.first--;
if(valid_offset(current_.first))
break;
}
} else {
if(current_.first > 0)
current_.first--;
}
value_.first = map_->begin();
std::advance(value_.first, get_offset(current_.first));
value_.second = value_.first;
std::advance(value_.second, get_offset(current_.second) - get_offset(current_.first));
update_rule();
}
void update_current(std::pair<size_t, size_t> pos)
{
std::ptrdiff_t first_diff = get_offset(pos.first) - get_offset(current_.first);
std::ptrdiff_t second_diff = get_offset(pos.second) - get_offset(current_.second);
std::advance(value_.first, first_diff);
std::advance(value_.second, second_diff);
current_ = pos;
update_rule();
}
void update_rule()
{
if(current_.second != size())
value_.rule(index()[current_.second].rule);
}
size_t get_offset(size_t ind) const
{
if(ind == size())
return index().back().offset;
return index()[ind].offset;
}
bool valid_offset(size_t offset) const
{
return offset == 0 || offset == size() // make sure we not acess index[size]
|| (index()[offset].rule & mask_) != 0;
}
size_t size() const { return index().size(); }
const index_type& index() const { return map_->index(); }
segment_type value_;
std::pair<size_t, size_t> current_;
const mapping_type* map_;
rule_type mask_;
bool full_select_;
};
template<typename BaseIterator>
class boundary_point_index_iterator : public boost::iterator_facade<boundary_point_index_iterator<BaseIterator>,
boundary_point<BaseIterator>,
boost::bidirectional_traversal_tag,
const boundary_point<BaseIterator>&> {
public:
typedef BaseIterator base_iterator;
typedef mapping<base_iterator> mapping_type;
typedef boundary_point<base_iterator> boundary_point_type;
boundary_point_index_iterator() : current_(0), map_(nullptr), mask_(0) {}
boundary_point_index_iterator(bool is_begin, const mapping_type* map, rule_type mask) :
map_(map), mask_(mask)
{
if(is_begin)
set_begin();
else
set_end();
}
boundary_point_index_iterator(base_iterator p, const mapping_type* map, rule_type mask) :
map_(map), mask_(mask)
{
set(p);
}
const boundary_point_type& dereference() const { return value_; }
bool equal(const boundary_point_index_iterator& other) const
{
return map_ == other.map_ && current_ == other.current_;
}
void increment()
{
size_t next = current_;
while(next < size()) {
next++;
if(valid_offset(next))
break;
}
update_current(next);
}
void decrement()
{
size_t next = current_;
while(next > 0) {
next--;
if(valid_offset(next))
break;
}
update_current(next);
}
private:
void set_end()
{
current_ = size();
value_ = boundary_point_type(map_->end(), 0);
}
void set_begin()
{
current_ = 0;
value_ = boundary_point_type(map_->begin(), 0);
}
void set(base_iterator p)
{
size_t dist = std::distance(map_->begin(), p);
const auto b = index().begin(), e = index().end();
const auto ptr = std::lower_bound(b, e, break_info(dist));
if(ptr == e)
current_ = size() - 1;
else
current_ = ptr - b;
while(!valid_offset(current_))
current_++;
std::ptrdiff_t diff = get_offset(current_) - dist;
std::advance(p, diff);
value_.iterator(p);
update_rule();
}
void update_current(size_t pos)
{
std::ptrdiff_t diff = get_offset(pos) - get_offset(current_);
base_iterator i = value_.iterator();
std::advance(i, diff);
current_ = pos;
value_.iterator(i);
update_rule();
}
void update_rule()
{
if(current_ != size())
value_.rule(index()[current_].rule);
}
size_t get_offset(size_t ind) const
{
if(ind == size())
return index().back().offset;
return index()[ind].offset;
}
bool valid_offset(size_t offset) const
{
return offset == 0 || offset + 1 >= size() // last and first are always valid regardless of mark
|| (index()[offset].rule & mask_) != 0;
}
size_t size() const { return index().size(); }
const index_type& index() const { return map_->index(); }
boundary_point_type value_;
size_t current_;
const mapping_type* map_;
rule_type mask_;
};
} // namespace detail
/// \endcond
template<typename BaseIterator>
class segment_index;
template<typename BaseIterator>
class boundary_point_index;
/// \brief This class holds an index of segments in the text range and allows to iterate over them
///
/// This class is provides \ref begin() and \ref end() member functions that return bidirectional iterators
/// to the \ref segment objects.
///
/// It provides two options on way of selecting segments:
///
/// - \ref rule(rule_type mask) - a mask that allows to select only specific types of segments according to
/// various masks %as \ref word_any.
/// \n
/// The default is to select any types of boundaries.
/// \n
/// For example: using word %boundary analysis, when the provided mask is \ref word_kana then the iterators
/// would iterate only over the words containing Kana letters and \ref word_any would select all types of
/// words excluding ranges that consist of white space and punctuation marks. So iterating over the text
/// "to be or not to be?" with \ref word_any rule would return segments "to", "be", "or", "not", "to", "be",
/// instead of default "to", " ", "be", " ", "or", " ", "not", " ", "to", " ", "be", "?".
/// - \ref full_select(bool how) - a flag that defines the way a range is selected if the rule of the previous
/// %boundary point does not fit the selected rule.
/// \n
/// For example: We want to fetch all sentences from the following text: "Hello! How\nare you?".
/// \n
/// This text contains three %boundary points separating it to sentences by different rules:
/// - The exclamation mark "!" ends the sentence "Hello!"
/// - The line feed that splits the sentence "How\nare you?" into two parts.
/// - The question mark that ends the second sentence.
/// \n
/// If you would only change the \ref rule() to \ref sentence_term then the segment_index would
/// provide two sentences "Hello!" and "are you?" %as only them actually terminated with required
/// terminator "!" or "?". But changing \ref full_select() to true, the selected segment would include
/// all the text up to previous valid %boundary point and would return two expected sentences:
/// "Hello!" and "How\nare you?".
///
/// This class allows to find a segment according to the given iterator in range using \ref find() member
/// function.
///
/// \note
///
/// - Changing any of the options - \ref rule() or \ref full_select() and of course re-indexing the text
/// invalidates existing iterators and they can't be used any more.
/// - segment_index can be created from boundary_point_index or other segment_index that was created with
/// same \ref boundary_type. This is very fast operation %as they shared same index
/// and it does not require its regeneration.
///
/// \see
///
/// - \ref boundary_point_index
/// - \ref segment
/// - \ref boundary_point
template<typename BaseIterator>
class segment_index {
public:
/// The type of the iterator used to iterate over the original text
typedef BaseIterator base_iterator;
#ifdef BOOST_LOCALE_DOXYGEN
/// The bidirectional iterator that iterates over \ref value_type objects.
///
/// - The iterators may be invalidated by use of any non-const member function
/// including but not limited to \ref rule(rule_type) and \ref full_select(bool).
/// - The returned value_type object is valid %as long %as iterator points to it.
/// So this following code is wrong %as t used after p was updated:
/// \code
/// segment_index<some_iterator>::iterator p=index.begin();
/// segment<some_iterator> &t = *p;
/// ++p;
/// std::cout << t.str() << std::endl;
/// \endcode
typedef unspecified_iterator_type iterator;
/// \copydoc iterator
typedef unspecified_iterator_type const_iterator;
#else
typedef detail::segment_index_iterator<base_iterator> iterator;
typedef detail::segment_index_iterator<base_iterator> const_iterator;
#endif
/// The type dereferenced by the \ref iterator and \ref const_iterator. It is
/// an object that represents selected segment.
typedef segment<base_iterator> value_type;
/// Default constructor.
///
/// \note
///
/// When this object is constructed by default it does not include a valid index, thus
/// calling \ref begin(), \ref end() or \ref find() member functions would lead to undefined
/// behavior
segment_index() : mask_(0xFFFFFFFFu), full_select_(false) {}
/// Create a segment_index for %boundary analysis \ref boundary_type "type" of the text
/// in range [begin,end) using a rule \a mask for locale \a loc.
segment_index(boundary_type type,
base_iterator begin,
base_iterator end,
rule_type mask,
const std::locale& loc = std::locale()) :
map_(type, begin, end, loc),
mask_(mask), full_select_(false)
{}
/// Create a segment_index for %boundary analysis \ref boundary_type "type" of the text
/// in range [begin,end) selecting all possible segments (full mask) for locale \a loc.
segment_index(boundary_type type,
base_iterator begin,
base_iterator end,
const std::locale& loc = std::locale()) :
map_(type, begin, end, loc),
mask_(0xFFFFFFFFu), full_select_(false)
{}
/// Create a segment_index from a \ref boundary_point_index. It copies all indexing information
/// and used default rule (all possible segments)
///
/// This operation is very cheap, so if you use boundary_point_index and segment_index on same text
/// range it is much better to create one from another rather then indexing the same
/// range twice.
///
/// \note \ref rule() flags are not copied
segment_index(const boundary_point_index<base_iterator>&);
/// Copy an index from a \ref boundary_point_index. It copies all indexing information
/// and uses the default rule (all possible segments)
///
/// This operation is very cheap, so if you use boundary_point_index and segment_index on same text
/// range it is much better to create one from another rather then indexing the same
/// range twice.
///
/// \note \ref rule() flags are not copied
segment_index& operator=(const boundary_point_index<base_iterator>&);
/// Create a new index for %boundary analysis \ref boundary_type "type" of the text
/// in range [begin,end) for locale \a loc.
///
/// \note \ref rule() and \ref full_select() remain unchanged.
void map(boundary_type type, base_iterator begin, base_iterator end, const std::locale& loc = std::locale())
{
map_ = mapping_type(type, begin, end, loc);
}
/// Get the \ref iterator on the beginning of the segments range.
///
/// Preconditions: the segment_index should have a mapping
///
/// \note
///
/// The returned iterator is invalidated by access to any non-const member functions of this object
iterator begin() const
{
return iterator(true, &map_, mask_, full_select_);
}
/// Get the \ref iterator on the ending of the segments range.
///
/// Preconditions: the segment_index should have a mapping
///
/// The returned iterator is invalidated by access to any non-const member functions of this object
iterator end() const
{
return iterator(false, &map_, mask_, full_select_);
}
/// Find a first valid segment following a position \a p.
///
/// If \a p is inside a valid segment this segment is selected:
///
/// For example: For \ref word %boundary analysis with \ref word_any rule():
///
/// - "to| be or ", would point to "be",
/// - "t|o be or ", would point to "to",
/// - "to be or| ", would point to end.
///
///
/// Preconditions: the segment_index should have a mapping and \a p should be valid iterator
/// to the text in the mapped range.
///
/// The returned iterator is invalidated by access to any non-const member functions of this object
iterator find(base_iterator p) const
{
return iterator(p, &map_, mask_, full_select_);
}
/// Get the mask of rules that are used
rule_type rule() const
{
return mask_;
}
/// Set the mask of rules that are used
void rule(rule_type v)
{
mask_ = v;
}
/// Get the full_select property value - should segment include in the range
/// values that not belong to specific \ref rule() or not.
///
/// The default value is false.
///
/// For example for \ref sentence %boundary with rule \ref sentence_term the segments
/// of text "Hello! How\nare you?" are "Hello!\", "are you?" when full_select() is false
/// because "How\n" is selected %as sentence by a rule spits the text by line feed. If full_select()
/// is true the returned segments are "Hello! ", "How\nare you?" where "How\n" is joined with the
/// following part "are you?"
bool full_select() const
{
return full_select_;
}
/// Set the full_select property value - should segment include in the range
/// values that not belong to specific \ref rule() or not.
///
/// The default value is false.
///
/// For example for \ref sentence %boundary with rule \ref sentence_term the segments
/// of text "Hello! How\nare you?" are "Hello!\", "are you?" when full_select() is false
/// because "How\n" is selected %as sentence by a rule spits the text by line feed. If full_select()
/// is true the returned segments are "Hello! ", "How\nare you?" where "How\n" is joined with the
/// following part "are you?"
void full_select(bool v)
{
full_select_ = v;
}
private:
friend class boundary_point_index<base_iterator>;
typedef detail::mapping<base_iterator> mapping_type;
mapping_type map_;
rule_type mask_;
bool full_select_;
};
/// \brief This class holds an index of \ref boundary_point "boundary points" and allows iterating
/// over them.
///
/// This class is provides \ref begin() and \ref end() member functions that return bidirectional iterators
/// to the \ref boundary_point objects.
///
/// It provides an option that affects selecting %boundary points according to different rules:
/// using \ref rule(rule_type mask) member function. It allows to set a mask that select only specific
/// types of %boundary points like \ref sentence_term.
///
/// For example for a sentence %boundary analysis of a text "Hello! How\nare you?" when the default
/// rule is used the %boundary points would be:
///
/// - "|Hello! How\nare you?"
/// - "Hello! |How\nare you?"
/// - "Hello! How\n|are you?"
/// - "Hello! How\nare you?|"
///
/// However if \ref rule() is set to \ref sentence_term then the selected %boundary points would be:
///
/// - "|Hello! How\nare you?"
/// - "Hello! |How\nare you?"
/// - "Hello! How\nare you?|"
///
/// Such that a %boundary point defined by a line feed character would be ignored.
///
/// This class allows to find a boundary_point according to the given iterator in range using \ref find() member
/// function.
///
/// \note
/// - Even an empty text range [x,x) considered to have a one %boundary point x.
/// - \a a and \a b points of the range [a,b) are always considered %boundary points
/// regardless the rules used.
/// - Changing any of the option \ref rule() or course re-indexing the text
/// invalidates existing iterators and they can't be used any more.
/// - boundary_point_index can be created from segment_index or other boundary_point_index that was created with
/// same \ref boundary_type. This is very fast operation %as they shared same index
/// and it does not require its regeneration.
///
/// \see
///
/// - \ref segment_index
/// - \ref boundary_point
/// - \ref segment
template<typename BaseIterator>
class boundary_point_index {
public:
/// The type of the iterator used to iterate over the original text
typedef BaseIterator base_iterator;
#ifdef BOOST_LOCALE_DOXYGEN
/// The bidirectional iterator that iterates over \ref value_type objects.
///
/// - The iterators may be invalidated by use of any non-const member function
/// including but not limited to \ref rule(rule_type) member function.
/// - The returned value_type object is valid %as long %as iterator points to it.
/// So this following code is wrong %as t used after p was updated:
/// \code
/// boundary_point_index<some_iterator>::iterator p=index.begin();
/// boundary_point<some_iterator> &t = *p;
/// ++p;
/// rule_type r = t->rule();
/// \endcode
///
typedef unspecified_iterator_type iterator;
/// \copydoc iterator
typedef unspecified_iterator_type const_iterator;
#else
typedef detail::boundary_point_index_iterator<base_iterator> iterator;
typedef detail::boundary_point_index_iterator<base_iterator> const_iterator;
#endif
/// The type dereferenced by the \ref iterator and \ref const_iterator. It is
/// an object that represents the selected \ref boundary_point "boundary point".
typedef boundary_point<base_iterator> value_type;
/// Default constructor.
///
/// \note
///
/// When this object is constructed by default it does not include a valid index, thus
/// calling \ref begin(), \ref end() or \ref find() member functions would lead to undefined
/// behavior
boundary_point_index() : mask_(0xFFFFFFFFu) {}
/// Create a segment_index for %boundary analysis \ref boundary_type "type" of the text
/// in range [begin,end) using a rule \a mask for locale \a loc.
boundary_point_index(boundary_type type,
base_iterator begin,
base_iterator end,
rule_type mask,
const std::locale& loc = std::locale()) :
map_(type, begin, end, loc),
mask_(mask)
{}
/// Create a segment_index for %boundary analysis \ref boundary_type "type" of the text
/// in range [begin,end) selecting all possible %boundary points (full mask) for locale \a loc.
boundary_point_index(boundary_type type,
base_iterator begin,
base_iterator end,
const std::locale& loc = std::locale()) :
map_(type, begin, end, loc),
mask_(0xFFFFFFFFu)
{}
/// Create a boundary_point_index from a \ref segment_index. It copies all indexing information
/// and uses the default rule (all possible %boundary points)
///
/// This operation is very cheap, so if you use boundary_point_index and segment_index on the same text
/// range it is much better to create one from another rather then indexing the same
/// range twice.
///
/// \note \ref rule() flags are not copied
boundary_point_index(const segment_index<base_iterator>& other);
/// Copy a boundary_point_index from a \ref segment_index. It copies all indexing information
/// and keeps the current \ref rule() unchanged
///
/// This operation is very cheap, so if you use boundary_point_index and segment_index on the same text
/// range it is much better to create one from another rather then indexing the same
/// range twice.
///
/// \note \ref rule() flags are not copied
boundary_point_index& operator=(const segment_index<base_iterator>& other);
/// Create a new index for %boundary analysis \ref boundary_type "type" of the text
/// in range [begin,end) for locale \a loc.
///
/// \note \ref rule() remains unchanged.
void map(boundary_type type, base_iterator begin, base_iterator end, const std::locale& loc = std::locale())
{
map_ = mapping_type(type, begin, end, loc);
}
/// Get the \ref iterator on the beginning of the %boundary points range.
///
/// Preconditions: this boundary_point_index should have a mapping
///
/// \note
///
/// The returned iterator is invalidated by access to any non-const member functions of this object
iterator begin() const
{
return iterator(true, &map_, mask_);
}
/// Get the \ref iterator on the ending of the %boundary points range.
///
/// Preconditions: this boundary_point_index should have a mapping
///
/// \note
///
/// The returned iterator is invalidated by access to any non-const member functions of this object
iterator end() const
{
return iterator(false, &map_, mask_);
}
/// Find a first valid %boundary point on a position \a p or following it.
///
/// For example: For \ref word %boundary analysis of the text "to be or"
///
/// - "|to be", would return %boundary point at "|to be",
/// - "t|o be", would point to "to| be"
///
/// Preconditions: the boundary_point_index should have a mapping and \a p should be valid iterator
/// to the text in the mapped range.
///
/// The returned iterator is invalidated by access to any non-const member functions of this object
iterator find(base_iterator p) const
{
return iterator(p, &map_, mask_);
}
/// Get the mask of rules that are used
rule_type rule() const
{
return mask_;
}
/// Set the mask of rules that are used
void rule(rule_type v)
{
mask_ = v;
}
private:
friend class segment_index<base_iterator>;
typedef detail::mapping<base_iterator> mapping_type;
mapping_type map_;
rule_type mask_;
};
/// \cond INTERNAL
template<typename BaseIterator>
segment_index<BaseIterator>::segment_index(const boundary_point_index<BaseIterator>& other) :
map_(other.map_), mask_(0xFFFFFFFFu), full_select_(false)
{}
template<typename BaseIterator>
boundary_point_index<BaseIterator>::boundary_point_index(const segment_index<BaseIterator>& other) :
map_(other.map_), mask_(0xFFFFFFFFu)
{}
template<typename BaseIterator>
segment_index<BaseIterator>& segment_index<BaseIterator>::operator=(const boundary_point_index<BaseIterator>& other)
{
map_ = other.map_;
return *this;
}
template<typename BaseIterator>
boundary_point_index<BaseIterator>&
boundary_point_index<BaseIterator>::operator=(const segment_index<BaseIterator>& other)
{
map_ = other.map_;
return *this;
}
/// \endcond
typedef segment_index<std::string::const_iterator> ssegment_index; ///< convenience typedef
typedef segment_index<std::wstring::const_iterator> wssegment_index; ///< convenience typedef
#ifndef BOOST_LOCALE_NO_CXX20_STRING8
typedef segment_index<std::u8string::const_iterator> u8ssegment_index; ///< convenience typedef
#endif
#ifdef BOOST_LOCALE_ENABLE_CHAR16_T
typedef segment_index<std::u16string::const_iterator> u16ssegment_index; ///< convenience typedef
#endif
#ifdef BOOST_LOCALE_ENABLE_CHAR32_T
typedef segment_index<std::u32string::const_iterator> u32ssegment_index; ///< convenience typedef
#endif
typedef segment_index<const char*> csegment_index; ///< convenience typedef
typedef segment_index<const wchar_t*> wcsegment_index; ///< convenience typedef
#ifdef __cpp_char8_t
typedef segment_index<const char8_t*> u8csegment_index; ///< convenience typedef
#endif
#ifdef BOOST_LOCALE_ENABLE_CHAR16_T
typedef segment_index<const char16_t*> u16csegment_index; ///< convenience typedef
#endif
#ifdef BOOST_LOCALE_ENABLE_CHAR32_T
typedef segment_index<const char32_t*> u32csegment_index; ///< convenience typedef
#endif
typedef boundary_point_index<std::string::const_iterator> sboundary_point_index; ///< convenience typedef
typedef boundary_point_index<std::wstring::const_iterator> wsboundary_point_index; ///< convenience typedef
#ifndef BOOST_LOCALE_NO_CXX20_STRING8
typedef boundary_point_index<std::u8string::const_iterator> u8sboundary_point_index; ///< convenience typedef
#endif
#ifdef BOOST_LOCALE_ENABLE_CHAR16_T
typedef boundary_point_index<std::u16string::const_iterator> u16sboundary_point_index; ///< convenience typedef
#endif
#ifdef BOOST_LOCALE_ENABLE_CHAR32_T
typedef boundary_point_index<std::u32string::const_iterator> u32sboundary_point_index; ///< convenience typedef
#endif
typedef boundary_point_index<const char*> cboundary_point_index; ///< convenience typedef
typedef boundary_point_index<const wchar_t*> wcboundary_point_index; ///< convenience typedef
#ifdef __cpp_char8_t
typedef boundary_point_index<const char8_t*> u8cboundary_point_index; ///< convenience typedef
#endif
#ifdef BOOST_LOCALE_ENABLE_CHAR16_T
typedef boundary_point_index<const char16_t*> u16cboundary_point_index; ///< convenience typedef
#endif
#ifdef BOOST_LOCALE_ENABLE_CHAR32_T
typedef boundary_point_index<const char32_t*> u32cboundary_point_index; ///< convenience typedef
#endif
}}} // namespace boost::locale::boundary
///
/// \example boundary.cpp
/// Example of using segment_index
/// \example wboundary.cpp
/// Example of using segment_index over wide strings
///
#ifdef BOOST_MSVC
# pragma warning(pop)
#endif
#endif
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