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A list of tsc_String objects. This class is lightweight, and in general should not be created using new. To pass a reference to a tsc_StringList, use a reference or pointer. Passing by value will create a new list.
Because tsc_String is immutable and reference-counted, there are no difficulties with allocation, deallocation and ownership of the strings in the list; everything just works as it does with a .NET List<String>.
Note that copies of the list using assignment (=) or the copy constructor will create a new list. The strings themselves, being immutable, will be referenced but not copied.
tsc_StringList ();
Constructs an empty list.
tsc_StringList (int capacity);
Constructs an empty list preallocated to the given capacity. If additions to the list exceed this capacity, the list will grow automatically.
tsc_StringList (const char* s1, const char* s2 = NULL, ... , const char* s10 = NULL);
Creates a string list containing between one and ten string items. This is simply a convenience for creating small lists of constant strings. The supplied strings are added to the list in order until the first NULL is encountered.
tsc_StringList (const tsc_StringList &strings, int capacity=0);
Copies from another list, then increases the capacity to the given value. capacity is ignored if it is less than the size of the list.
tsc_StringList& operator= (const tsc_StringList &strings);
Makes a new list containing the supplied strings.
tsc_StringList operator+ (const tsc_String &string) const
Makes a copy of the list with the supplied string appended. To avoid copying the list, use +=.
tsc_StringList operator+ (const tsc_StringList &strings) const
Makes a copy of the list with the supplied strings appended. To avoid copying the list, use +=.
tsc_StringList& operator+= (const tsc_String &string);
Appends a string to the list.
tsc_StringList& operator+= (const char *string);
Appends a string to the list.
tsc_StringList& operator+= (const tsc_StringList &strings);
Appends the strings to the list.
const tsc_String& operator[] (int index) const
Returns the string at the given zero-based index.
tsc_String & operator[] (int index);
Returns the string at the given zero-based index.
bool operator== (const tsc_StringList &strings);
True if each string is equal in both lists.|
bool operator!= (const tsc_StringList &strings);
False if the supplied list contains the same string values.
void Append (const tsc_String &string);
Adds a string to the end of the list.
void Insert (int index, const tsc_String &string);
Inserts a string at index.
void Remove (int index);
Removes the string at index and moves all following strings to fill the gap.
int Count () const
Returns the count of strings in the list.
void Clear ();
Removes all strings from the list, deallocates all memory, and resets the capacity to zero.
bool IsEmpty();
Returns true if there are no entries.
int IndexOf (const tsc_String &string, tsc_CaseOptions options = Case_Sensitive) const
Returns the zero-based index of the first matching string, or -1 if no match was found.
bool Contains (const tsc_String &string, tsc_CaseOptions options = Case_Sensitive) const
Returns true if the list contains a string that matches the supplied string.
void Sort (tsc_CaseOptions options = Case_Sensitive);
Sorts the list in ascending order of string contents.
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