raze-gles/source/common/utility/name.h
Christoph Oelckers 0968a9d97e - renamed the Customizer to 'Delegate' because this works very much like a delegate in Objective-C.
- route menu sound calls through the delegate to better deal with differences between games.
2020-10-07 01:00:43 +02:00

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/*
** name.h
**
**---------------------------------------------------------------------------
** Copyright 2005-2007 Randy Heit
** All rights reserved.
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*/
#ifndef NAME_H
#define NAME_H
#include "tarray.h"
#include "zstring.h"
enum ENamedName
{
#define xx(n) NAME_##n,
#define xy(n, s) NAME_##n,
#include "namedef.h"
#undef xx
#undef xy
};
class FString;
class FName
{
public:
FName() = default;
FName (const char *text) { Index = NameData.FindName (text, false); }
FName (const char *text, bool noCreate) { Index = NameData.FindName (text, noCreate); }
FName (const char *text, size_t textlen, bool noCreate) { Index = NameData.FindName (text, textlen, noCreate); }
FName(const FString& text) { Index = NameData.FindName(text.GetChars(), text.Len(), false); }
FName(const FString& text, bool noCreate) { Index = NameData.FindName(text.GetChars(), text.Len(), noCreate); }
FName (const FName &other) = default;
FName (ENamedName index) { Index = index; }
// ~FName () {} // Names can be added but never removed.
int GetIndex() const { return Index; }
const char *GetChars() const { return NameData.NameArray[Index].Text; }
FName &operator = (const char *text) { Index = NameData.FindName (text, false); return *this; }
FName& operator = (const FString& text) { Index = NameData.FindName(text.GetChars(), text.Len(), false); return *this; }
FName &operator = (const FName &other) = default;
FName &operator = (ENamedName index) { Index = index; return *this; }
int SetName (const char *text, bool noCreate=false) { return Index = NameData.FindName (text, noCreate); }
bool IsValidName() const { return (unsigned)Index < (unsigned)NameData.NumNames; }
// Note that the comparison operators compare the names' indices, not
// their text, so they cannot be used to do a lexicographical sort.
bool operator == (const FName &other) const { return Index == other.Index; }
bool operator != (const FName &other) const { return Index != other.Index; }
bool operator < (const FName &other) const { return Index < other.Index; }
bool operator <= (const FName &other) const { return Index <= other.Index; }
bool operator > (const FName &other) const { return Index > other.Index; }
bool operator >= (const FName &other) const { return Index >= other.Index; }
bool operator == (ENamedName index) const { return Index == index; }
bool operator != (ENamedName index) const { return Index != index; }
bool operator < (ENamedName index) const { return Index < index; }
bool operator <= (ENamedName index) const { return Index <= index; }
bool operator > (ENamedName index) const { return Index > index; }
bool operator >= (ENamedName index) const { return Index >= index; }
protected:
int Index;
struct NameEntry
{
char *Text;
unsigned int Hash;
int NextHash;
};
struct NameManager
{
// No constructor because we can't ensure that it actually gets
// called before any FNames are constructed during startup. This
// means this struct must only exist in the program's BSS section.
~NameManager();
enum { HASH_SIZE = 1024 };
struct NameBlock;
NameBlock *Blocks;
NameEntry *NameArray;
int NumNames, MaxNames;
int Buckets[HASH_SIZE];
int FindName (const char *text, bool noCreate);
int FindName (const char *text, size_t textlen, bool noCreate);
int AddName (const char *text, unsigned int hash, unsigned int bucket);
NameBlock *AddBlock (size_t len);
void InitBuckets ();
static bool Inited;
};
static NameManager NameData;
};
template<> struct THashTraits<FName>
{
hash_t Hash(FName key)
{
return key.GetIndex();
}
int Compare(FName left, FName right) { return left != right; }
};
#endif