We want to be consistent with the previous layout, to avoid needlessly breaking existing codes. The header update means client codes are not required to include all of the stepcode library includes explicitly - i.e., stepcode itself does not force this requirement with its own internal includes. However, if client codes do not want to add the library prefixes to their own includes as we have for stepcode, they should still be able to add the various includes and work as before. Adjust the include directory names accordingly.
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9.0 KiB
C++
248 lines
9.0 KiB
C++
#ifndef JUDYS2ARRAY_H
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#define JUDYS2ARRAY_H
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/****************************************************************************//**
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* \file judyS2Array.h C++ wrapper for judy array implementation
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*
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* A judyS2 array maps strings to multiple JudyValue's, similar to
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* std::multimap. Internally, this is a judyL array of std::vector< JudyValue >.
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*
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* Author: Mark Pictor. Public domain.
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*
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********************************************************************************/
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#include "judy.h"
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#include "assert.h"
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#include <string.h>
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#include <iterator>
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#include <vector>
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template< typename JudyValue >
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struct judys2KVpair {
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unsigned char * key;
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JudyValue value;
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};
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/** A judyS2 array maps a set of strings to multiple JudyValue's, similar to std::multimap.
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* Internally, this is a judyS array of std::vector< JudyValue >.
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* \param JudyValue the type of the value, i.e. int, pointer-to-object, etc.
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*/
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template< typename JudyValue >
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class judyS2Array {
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public:
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typedef std::vector< JudyValue > vector;
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typedef const vector cvector;
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typedef judys2KVpair< vector * > pair;
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typedef judys2KVpair< cvector * > cpair;
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protected:
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Judy * _judyarray;
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unsigned int _maxKeyLen;
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vector ** _lastSlot;
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unsigned char * _buff;
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bool _success;
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cpair kv;
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public:
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judyS2Array( unsigned int maxKeyLen ): _maxKeyLen( maxKeyLen ), _lastSlot( 0 ), _success( true ) {
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_judyarray = judy_open( _maxKeyLen, 0 );
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_buff = new unsigned char[_maxKeyLen];
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assert( sizeof( JudyValue ) == sizeof( this ) && "JudyValue *must* be the same size as a pointer!" );
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}
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explicit judyS2Array( const judyS2Array< JudyValue > & other ): _maxKeyLen( other._maxKeyLen ), _success( other._success ) {
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_judyarray = judy_clone( other._judyarray );
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_buff = new unsigned char[_maxKeyLen];
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strncpy( _buff, other._buff, _maxKeyLen );
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_buff[ _maxKeyLen ] = '\0'; //ensure that _buff is null-terminated, since strncpy won't necessarily do so
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find( _buff ); //set _lastSlot
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}
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/// calls clear, so should be safe to call at any point
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~judyS2Array() {
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clear();
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judy_close( _judyarray );
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delete[] _buff;
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}
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/// delete all vectors and empty the array
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void clear() {
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_buff[0] = '\0';
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while( 0 != ( _lastSlot = ( vector ** ) judy_strt( _judyarray, ( const unsigned char * ) _buff, 0 ) ) ) {
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//( * _lastSlot )->~vector(); //TODO: placement new
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delete( * _lastSlot );
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judy_del( _judyarray );
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}
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}
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vector * getLastValue() {
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assert( _lastSlot );
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return &_lastSlot;
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}
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void setLastValue( vector * value ) {
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assert( _lastSlot );
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&_lastSlot = value;
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}
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bool success() {
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return _success;
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}
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/** TODO
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* test for std::vector::shrink_to_fit (C++11), use it once the array is as full as it will be
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* void freeUnused() {...}
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*/
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//TODO
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// allocate data memory within judy array for external use.
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// void *judy_data (Judy *judy, unsigned int amt);
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/// insert value into the vector for key.
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bool insert( const char * key, JudyValue value, unsigned int keyLen = 0 ) {
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if( keyLen == 0 ) {
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keyLen = strlen( key );
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} else {
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assert( keyLen == strlen( key ) );
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}
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assert( keyLen <= _maxKeyLen );
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_lastSlot = ( vector ** ) judy_cell( _judyarray, ( const unsigned char * )key, keyLen );
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if( _lastSlot ) {
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if( !( * _lastSlot ) ) {
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* _lastSlot = new vector;
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/* TODO store vectors inside judy with placement new
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* vector * n = judy_data( _judyarray, sizeof( std::vector < JudyValue > ) );
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* new(n) vector;
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* *_lastSlot = n;
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* NOTE - memory alloc'd via judy_data will not be freed until the array is freed (judy_close)
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* also use placement new in the other insert function, below
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*/
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}
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( * _lastSlot )->push_back( value );
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_success = true;
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} else {
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_success = false;
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}
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return _success;
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}
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/** for a given key, append to or overwrite the vector
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* this never simply re-uses the pointer to the given vector because
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* that would mean that two keys could have the same value (pointer).
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*/
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bool insert( const char * key, const vector & values, unsigned int keyLen = 0, bool overwrite = false ) {
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if( keyLen == 0 ) {
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keyLen = strlen( key );
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} else {
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assert( keyLen == strlen( key ) );
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}
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assert( keyLen <= _maxKeyLen );
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_lastSlot = ( vector ** ) judy_cell( _judyarray, ( const unsigned char * )key, keyLen );
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if( _lastSlot ) {
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if( !( * _lastSlot ) ) {
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* _lastSlot = new vector;
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/* TODO store vectors inside judy with placement new
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* (see other insert(), above)
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*/
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} else if( overwrite ) {
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( * _lastSlot )->clear();
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}
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std::copy( values.begin(), values.end(), std::back_inserter< vector >( ( ** _lastSlot ) ) );
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_success = true;
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} else {
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_success = false;
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}
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return _success;
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}
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/// retrieve the cell pointer greater than or equal to given key
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/// NOTE what about an atOrBefore function?
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const cpair atOrAfter( const char * key, unsigned int keyLen = 0 ) {
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if( keyLen == 0 ) {
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keyLen = strlen( key );
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} else {
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assert( keyLen == strlen( key ) );
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}
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assert( keyLen <= _maxKeyLen );
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_lastSlot = ( vector ** ) judy_strt( _judyarray, ( const unsigned char * )key, keyLen );
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return mostRecentPair();
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}
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/// retrieve the cell pointer, or return NULL for a given key.
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cvector * find( const char * key, unsigned int keyLen = 0 ) {
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if( keyLen == 0 ) {
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keyLen = strlen( key );
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} else {
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assert( keyLen == strlen( key ) );
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}
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assert( keyLen <= _maxKeyLen );
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_lastSlot = ( vector ** ) judy_slot( _judyarray, ( const unsigned char * ) key, keyLen );
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if( ( _lastSlot ) && ( * _lastSlot ) ) {
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_success = true;
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return * _lastSlot;
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} else {
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_success = false;
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return 0;
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}
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}
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/// retrieve the key-value pair for the most recent judy query.
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inline const cpair & mostRecentPair() {
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judy_key( _judyarray, _buff, _maxKeyLen );
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if( _lastSlot ) {
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kv.value = *_lastSlot;
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_success = true;
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} else {
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kv.value = NULL;
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_success = false;
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}
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kv.key = _buff;
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return kv;
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}
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/// retrieve the first key-value pair in the array
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const cpair & begin() {
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_buff[0] = '\0';
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_lastSlot = ( vector ** ) judy_strt( _judyarray, ( const unsigned char * ) _buff, 0 );
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return mostRecentPair();
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}
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/// retrieve the last key-value pair in the array
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const cpair & end() {
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_lastSlot = ( vector ** ) judy_end( _judyarray );
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return mostRecentPair();
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}
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/// retrieve the key-value pair for the next key in the array.
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const cpair & next() {
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_lastSlot = ( vector ** ) judy_nxt( _judyarray );
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return mostRecentPair();
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}
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/// retrieve the key-value pair for the prev key in the array.
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const cpair & previous() {
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_lastSlot = ( vector ** ) judy_prv( _judyarray );
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return mostRecentPair();
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}
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/** delete a key-value pair. If the array is not empty,
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* getLastValue() will return the entry before the one that was deleted
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* \sa isEmpty()
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*/
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bool removeEntry( const char * key ) {
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if( 0 != ( judy_slot( _judyarray, ( const unsigned char * )key, strlen( key ) ) ) ) {
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// _lastSlot->~vector(); //for use with placement new
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delete _lastSlot;
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_lastSlot = ( vector ** ) judy_del( _judyarray );
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return true;
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} else {
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return false;
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}
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}
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///return true if the array is empty
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bool isEmpty() {
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_buff[0] = 0;
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return ( ( judy_strt( _judyarray, ( const unsigned char * ) _buff, 0 ) ) ? false : true );
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}
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};
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#endif //JUDYS2ARRAY_H
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