strtable.h
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#ifndef _STRING_TABLE_H
#define _STRING_TABLE_H
#include <string.h>
#include <wstring.hpp>
#include <wobject.hpp>
#include <wtptlist.hpp>
// Important : Since we're using variable argument lists, it's important
// that you pass the correct type of arguments!
#define EmptyString ((const char *) NULL)
typedef void ( WObject::*CBStringTable ) ( WString & );
/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------
This class defines a table of null-terminated character strings.
The default width of each column of the table is (80/#ofcols),
rounded down. Actually, it's more of an abstract data type than
a class.
For a class, we'd probably need to define a base class of Table and
derive StringTable from that.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
class StringTable : public WObject {
public :
StringTable( int, ... );
~StringTable();
void add( const char *, ... );
void replaceAt( int rowNum, const char * firstString, ... );
/*-------------------------------------------------------------------
Outputs the table using the printRow() method. This formats the
table so that each string stays within its column
specification.
-------------------------------------------------------------------*/
virtual void output();
void setOutputCallback( WObject * client, CBStringTable cb );
/*-------------------------------------------------------------------
Outputs a row of data without going have to store the strings in
the table.
-------------------------------------------------------------------*/
void outputRow( const char * , ... );
protected :
virtual void printRow( const char *row[] );
private :
int _columns;
TemplateList<char const **> _table;
int * _colWidths;
int _totalWidth;
char * _buffer;
CBStringTable _cbStringTable;
WObject * _client;
char const ** _position;
};
#endif
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