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Objective-C
503 lines
13 KiB
Objective-C
/* NSHashTable implementation for GNUStep.
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* Copyright (C) 1994, 1995, 1996 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
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*
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* Author: Albin L. Jones <Albin.L.Jones@Dartmouth.EDU>
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* Created: Mon Dec 12 23:54:09 EST 1994
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* Updated: Sat Feb 10 15:59:11 EST 1996
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* Serial: 96.02.10.01
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*
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* This file is part of the GNU Objective C Class Library.
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*
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* This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
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* modify it under the terms of the GNU Library General Public
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* License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
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* version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
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*
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* This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
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* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
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* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
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* Library General Public License for more details.
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*
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* You should have received a copy of the GNU Library General Public
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* License along with this library; if not, write to the Free
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* Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
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*
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*/
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/**** Included Headers *******************************************************/
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#include <Foundation/NSString.h>
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#include <Foundation/NSArray.h>
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#include <Foundation/NSException.h>
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#include <Foundation/NSHashTable.h>
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#include <Foundation/atoz.h>
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#include <objects/hash.h>
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/**** Type, Constant, and Macro Definitions **********************************/
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/* These are to increase readabilty locally. */
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typedef unsigned int (*NSHT_hash_func_t)(NSHashTable *, const void *);
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typedef BOOL (*NSHT_isEqual_func_t)(NSHashTable *,
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const void *,
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const void *);
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typedef void (*NSHT_retain_func_t)(NSHashTable *, const void *);
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typedef void (*NSHT_release_func_t)(NSHashTable *, void *);
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typedef NSString *(*NSHT_describe_func_t)(NSHashTable *, const void *);
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/** Standard NSHashTable callbacks **/
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const NSHashTableCallBacks NSIntHashCallBacks =
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{
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(NSHT_hash_func_t) _NSLF_int_hash,
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(NSHT_isEqual_func_t) _NSLF_int_is_equal,
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(NSHT_retain_func_t) fn_null_function,
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(NSHT_release_func_t) fn_null_function,
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(NSHT_describe_Func_t) _NSLF_int_describe
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};
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const NSHashTableCallBacks NSNonOwnedPointerHashCallBacks =
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{
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(NSHT_hash_func_t) _NSLF_void_p_hash,
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(NSHT_isEqual_func_t) _NSLF_void_p_is_equal,
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(NSHT_retain_func_t) fn_null_function,
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(NSHT_release_func_t) fn_null_function,
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(NSHT_describe_func_t) _NSLF_void_p_describe
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};
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const NSHashTableCallBacks NSNonRetainedObjectsHashCallBacks =
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{
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(NSHT_hash_func_t) _NSLF_id_hash,
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(NSHT_isEqual_func_t) _NSLF_id_is_equal,
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(NSHT_retain_func_t) fn_null_function,
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(NSHT_release_func_t) fn_null_function,
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(NSHT_describe_func_t) _NSLF_id_describe
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};
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const NSHashTableCallBacks NSObjectsHashCallBacks =
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{
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(NSHT_hash_func_t) _NSLF_id_hash,
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(NSHT_isEqual_func_t) _NSLF_id_is_equal,
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(NSHT_retain_func_t) _NSLF_id_retain,
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(NSHT_release_func_t) _NSLF_id_object,
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(NSHT_describe_func_t) _NSLF_id_describe
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};
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const NSHashTableCallBacks NSOwnedPointerHashCallBacks =
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{
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(NSHT_hash_func_t) _NSLF_void_p_hash,
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(NSHT_isEqual_func_t) _NSLF_void_p_is_equal,
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(NSHT_retain_func_t) fn_null_function,
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(NSHT_release_func_t) _NSLF_void_p_release,
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(NSHT_describe_func_t) _NSLF_void_p_describe
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};
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const NSHashTableCallBacks NSPointerToStructHashCallBacks =
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{
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(NSHT_hash_func_t) _NSLF_int_p_hash,
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(NSHT_isEqual_func_t) _NSLF_int_p_is_equal,
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(NSHT_retain_func_t) fn_null_function,
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(NSHT_release_func_t) fn_null_function,
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(NSHT_describe_func_t) _NSLF_int_p_describe
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};
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/** Macros **/
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#define NSHT_ZONE(T) \
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((NSZone *)((fn_hash_allocs((fn_hash_t *)(T))).user_data))
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#define NSHT_CALLBACKS(T) \
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(*((NSHashTableCallBacks *)(__void_p__(fn_hash_extra((fn_hash_t *)(T))))))
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#define NSHT_DESCRIBE(T, P) \
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NSHT_CALLBACKS((T)).describe((T), (P))
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/** Dummy callbacks **/
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size_t
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_NSHT_hash(fn_generic_t element, void *table)
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{
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return NSHT_CALLBACKS(table).hash((NSHashTable *)table,
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__void_p__(element));
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}
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int
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_NSHT_compare(fn_generic_t element1,
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fn_generic_t element2,
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void *table)
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{
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return !(NSHT_CALLBACKS(table).isEqual((NSHashTable *)table,
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__void_p__(element1),
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__void_p__(element2)));
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}
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int
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_NSHT_is_equal(fn_generic_t element1,
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fn_generic_t element2,
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void *table)
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{
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return NSHT_CALLBACKS(table).isEqual((NSHashTable *) table,
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__void_p__(element1),
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__void_p__(element2));
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}
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fn_generic_t
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_NSHT_retain(fn_generic_t element, void *table)
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{
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NSHT_CALLBACKS(table).retain((NSHashTable *)table,
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__void_p__(element));
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return element;
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}
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void
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_NSHT_release(fn_generic_t element, void *table)
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{
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NSHT_CALLBACKS(table).release(table, __void_p__(element));
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return;
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}
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/* These are wrappers for getting at the real callbacks. */
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const fn_callbacks_t _NSHT_callbacks =
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{
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_NSHT_hash,
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_NSHT_compare,
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_NSHT_is_equal,
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_NSHT_retain,
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_NSHT_release,
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(fn_describe_func_t)fn_null_function,
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0
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};
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/** Extra, extra **/
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/* Make a copy of a hash table's callbacks. */
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fn_generic_t
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_NSHT_extra_retain(fn_generic_t extra, void *table)
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{
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/* Pick out the callbacks in EXTRA. */
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NSHashTableCallBacks *callBacks = (NSHashTableCallBacks *)__void_p__(extra);
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/* Find our zone. */
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NSZone *zone = NSHT_ZONE(table);
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/* A pointer to some new callbacks. */
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NSHashTableCallbacks *newCallBacks;
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/* Set aside space for our new callbacks in the right zone. */
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newCallBacks = (NSHashTableCallBacks *)NSZoneMalloc(zone,
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sizeof(NSHashTableCallBacks));
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/* Copy CALLBACKS into NEWCALLBACKS. */
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*newCallBacks = *callBacks;
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/* Stuff NEWCALLBACKS into EXTRA. */
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__void_p__(extra) = newCallBacks;
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/* Return our new EXTRA. */
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return extra;
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}
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void
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_NSHT_extra_release(fn_generic_t extra, void *table)
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{
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void *ptr = __void_p__(extra);
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NSZone *zone = NSHT_ZONE(table);
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if (ptr != NULL)
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NSZoneFree(zone, ptr);
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return;
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}
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/* The idea here is that these callbacks ensure that the
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* NSHashTableCallbacks which are associated with a given NSHashTable
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* remain so throughout the life of the table and its copies. */
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fn_callbacks_t _NSHT_extra_callbacks =
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{
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(fn_hash_func_t) fn_generic_hash,
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(fn_is_equal_func_t) fn_generic_is_equal,
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(fn_compare_func_t) fn_generic_compare,
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_NSHT_extra_retain,
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_NSHT_extra_release,
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(fn_describe_func_t) fn_null_function,
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0
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};
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/**** Function Implementations ***********************************************/
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/** Creating NSHashTables **/
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NSHashTable *
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NSCreateHashTableWithZone(NSHashTableCallBacks callBacks,
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unsigned int capacity,
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NSZone *zone)
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{
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NSHashTable *table;
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fn_callbacks_t callbacks;
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fn_allocs_t allocs;
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/* These callbacks just look in the TABLE's extra and uses the
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* callbacks there. See above for precise definitions. */
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callbacks = _NSHT_callbacks;
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allocs = fn_allocs_for_zone(zone);
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/* Then we build the table. */
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table = fn_hash_with_allocs_with_callbacks(allocs, callbacks);
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if (table != NULL)
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{
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fn_generic_t extra;
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/* Resize TABLE to CAPACITY. */
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fn_hash_resize(table, capacity);
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/* Set aside space for the NSHashTableExtra. */
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__void_p__(extra) = &callBacks;
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/* Add EXTRA to TABLE. This takes care of everything for us. */
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fn_hash_set_extra_callbacks(table, _NSHT_extra_callbacks);
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fn_hash_set_extra(table, extra);
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}
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/* Wah-hoo! */
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return table;
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}
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NSHashTable *
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NSCreateHashTable(NSHashTableCallBacks callBacks,
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unsigned int capacity)
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{
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return NSCreateHashTableWithZone(callBacks, capacity, NULL);
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}
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/** Copying **/
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NSHashTable *
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NSCopyHashTableWithZone(NSHashTable *table, NSZone *zone)
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{
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fn_allocs_t allocs;
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NSHashTable *new_table;
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/* Due to the wonders of modern Libfn technology, everything we care
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* about is automagically transferred. */
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allocs = fn_allocs_for_zone(zone);
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new_table = fn_hash_copy_with_allocs(table, allocs);
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return new_table;
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}
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/** Destroying **/
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void
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NSFreeHashTable(NSHashTable *table)
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{
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/* Due to the wonders of modern Libfn technology, everything we care
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* about is automagically and safely destroyed. */
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fn_hash_dealloc(table);
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return;
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}
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/** Resetting **/
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void
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NSResetHashTable(NSHashTable *table)
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{
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fn_hash_empty(table);
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return;
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}
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/** Comparing **/
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BOOL
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NSCompareHashTables(NSHashTable *table1, NSHashTable *table2)
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{
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return (fn_hash_is_equal_to_hash(table1, table2) ? YES : NO);
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}
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/** Counting **/
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unsigned int
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NSCountHashTable(NSHashTable *table)
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{
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return (unsigned int) fn_hash_count(table);
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}
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/** Retrieving **/
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void *
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NSHashGet(NSHashTable *table, const void *pointer)
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{
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fn_generic_t element;
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fn_generic_t member;
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/* Stuff POINTER into (the `void *' facet of) ELEMENT. */
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__void_p__(element) = pointer;
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/* Look up ELEMENT in TABLE. */
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member = fn_hash_element(table, element);
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/* Return the `void *' facet of MEMBER. */
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return __void_p__(member);
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}
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NSArray *
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NSAllHashTableObjects(NSHashTable *table)
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{
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NSArray *array;
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fn_generic_t *elements;
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id *objects;
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unsigned int count;
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/* FIXME: We should really be locking TABLE somehow, to insure
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* the thread-safeness of this method. */
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/* Get an array of the (generically-typed) elements of TABLE. */
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elements = fn_hash_all_elements(table);
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/* How many thing are in TABLE? */
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count = NSCountHashTable(table);
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/* Make enough room for our array of `id's together with a
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* terminating `nil' that we add below. */
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objects = fn_calloc(fn_hash_allocs(table), count + 1, sizeof(id));
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/* Step through the generic array and copy the `id' facet of each
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* into the corresponding member of the objects array. Remember
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* that this function is only suppossed to be called when TABLE
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* contains objects. Otherwise, everything goes to hell remarkably
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* quickly. */
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for (i = 0; i < count; ++i)
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objects[i] = __id__(elements[i]);
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/* `nil' terminate OBJECTS. */
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objects[i] = nil;
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/* Build the NSArray to return. */
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array = [[NSArray alloc] initWithObjects:objects count:count];
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/* Free up all the space we allocated here. */
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fn_free(fn_hash_allocs(table), elements);
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fn_free(fn_hash_allocs(table), objects);
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/* FIXME: Should ARRAY returned be `autorelease'd? */
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return [array autorelease];
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}
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/** Enumerating **/
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NSHashEnumerator
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NSEnumerateHashTable(NSHashTable *table)
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{
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return fn_hash_enumerator(table);
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}
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void *
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NSNextHashEnumeratorItem(NSHashEnumerator *enumerator)
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{
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fn_generic_t element;
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/* Grab the next element. */
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fn_hash_enumerator_next_element(enumerator, &element);
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/* Return ELEMENT's `void *' facet. */
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return __void_p__(element);
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}
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/** Adding **/
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void
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NSHashInsert(NSHashTable *table, const void *pointer)
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{
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fn_generic_t element;
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/* Stuff POINTER into ELEMENT. */
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__void_p__(element) = (void *)pointer;
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/* Place ELEMENT in TABLE. */
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fn_hash_add_element(table, element);
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return;
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}
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void
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NSHashInsertKnownAbsent(NSHashTable *table, const void *pointer)
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{
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fn_generic_t element;
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__void_p__(element) = pointer;
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if (fn_hash_contains_element(table, element))
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{
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/* FIXME: I should make this give the user/programmer more
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* information. Not difficult to do, just something for a later
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* date. */
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[NSException raise:NSInvalidArgumentException
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format:@"Attempted reinsertion of \"%@\" into a hash table.",
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NSHT_DESCRIBE(table, pointer)];
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}
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else
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{
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fn_hash_add_element_known_absent(table, element);
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}
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return;
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}
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void *
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NSHashInsertIfAbsent(NSHashTable *table, const void *pointer)
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{
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fn_generic_t element;
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/* Stuff POINTER into ELEMENT. */
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__void_p__(element) = (void *)pointer;
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/* Place ELEMENT in TABLE. */
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element = fn_hash_add_element_if_absent(table, element);
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/* Return the `void *' facet of ELEMENT. */
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return __void_p__(element);
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}
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/** Removing **/
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void
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NSHashRemove(NSHashTable *table, const void *pointer)
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{
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fn_generic_t element;
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/* Stuff POINTER into ELEMENT. */
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__void_p__(element) = pointer;
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/* Remove ELEMENT from TABLE. */
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fn_hash_remove_element(table, element);
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return;
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}
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/** Describing **/
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/* FIXME: Make this nicer. I don't know what is desired here, though.
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* If somebody has a clear idea of what this string should look like,
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* please tell me, and I'll make it happen. */
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NSString *
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NSStringFromHashTable(NSHashTable *table)
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{
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NSString *string;
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NSHashEnumerator enumerator;
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void *pointer;
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/* This will be our string. */
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string = [NSMutableString string];
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/* Get an enumerator for TABLE. */
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enumerator = NSEnumerateHashTable(table);
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/* Iterate over the elements of TABLE, appending the description of
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* each to the mutable string STRING. */
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while ((pointer = NSNextHashEnumeratorItem(&enumerator)) != NULL)
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[string appendFormat:@"%@;", NSHT_DESCRIBE(table, pointer)];
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/* Note that this string'll need to be `retain'ed. */
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/* FIXME: Should I `autorelease' STRING? I think so. */
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return [string autorelease];
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}
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