Library in C++ that implements operations over the STL string.

[File]

The main file that contains all functions.

[Test file]

File that contains the test functions to check if everything is working.

• split
• str_to_float
• float_to_str
• isInt
• isFloat
• capitalize
• check_regex_exp
• trim
• split
• find_full_words
• find_replace_first
• find_replace_all
• find_term
• reduce
• mismatch_string
• vec_float_to_str
• vec_str_to_float
• indexOf
• contains
• print

[Source]

Aux function for split

Templates:

• Out, typename

Return type: void
Access: private

Arguments:

• Type: std::string, Name: s
• Type: char, Name: delim
• Type: Out, Name: result

[Source]

Cast std::string val to float

Templates:

• f, typename

Return type: f
Access: private

Arguments:

• Type: std::string, Name: val

[Source]

Cast float val to std::string.

Templates:

• f, typename

Return type: std::string
Access: private

Arguments:

• Type: f, Name: val

[Source]

Checks if val is a integer.

Return type: bool
Access: public

Arguments:

• Type: std::string, Name: val

[Source]

Checks if val is any kind of float.

Return type: bool
Access: public

Arguments:

• Type: std::string, Name: val

[Source]

Capitalize the first char of str.

Return type: std::string
Access: public

Arguments:

• Type: std::string, Name: str

[Source]

Creates a regex expression using the string exp and checks if there is a match in str. If it throws an exception (problably because your exp was wrong), put the function call in a try/catch and do something like: catch (std::exception &e) {print(e.what())}

Return type: bool
Access: public

Arguments:

• Type: std::string, Name: str
• Type: std::string, Name: exp

[Source]

Returns the "trimmed" str (can be another char besides whitespace). E.g.: " trim me " -> "trim me".

Return type: std::string
Access: public

Arguments:

• Type: std::string, Name: str
• Type: std::string, Name: whitespace Default value: " "

[Source]

Returns a vector with the split string s spliting at delim char.

Return type: std::vectorstd::string
Access: public

Arguments:

• Type: std::string, Name: s
• Type: char, Name: delim Default value: ' '

[Source]

Checks if there is a full word in s.

Return type: bool
Access: public

Arguments:

• Type: std::string, Name: s
• Type: std::string, Name: word

[Source]

Replace the first occurrence of string toReplace with replaceWith in a copy of s. Returns the replaced string, if not replaced it'll return the copy of s.

Return type: std::string
Access: public

Arguments:

• Type: std::string, Name: s
• Type: std::string, Name: toReplace
• Type: std::string, Name: replaceWith

[Source]

Replace all occurrence of string toReplace with replaceWith in a copy of s. Returns the replaced string, if not replaced it'll return the copy of s.

Return type: std::string
Access: public

Arguments:

• Type: std::string, Name: s
• Type: std::string, Name: toReplace
• Type: std::string, Name: replaceWith

[Source]

Checks if the term is in s.

Return type: bool
Access: public

Arguments:

• Type: std::string, Name: s
• Type: std::string, Name: term

[Source]

Removes the whitespace (or another char) from str and fill the gap with fill. E.g.: " there is too much empty space" -> "there-is-too-much-empty-space" or "there is too much empty space".

Return type: std::string
Access: public

Arguments:

• Type: std::string, Name: str
• Type: std::string, Name: fill Default value: " "
• Type: std::string, Name: whitespace Default value: " "

[Source]

Removes the begin of a that matches b. Useful for handling paths. E.g.: "/this/is/a/path/to/something.txt" - "/this/is/a/path/" = "to/something.txt"

Return type: std::string
Access: public

Arguments:

• Type: std::string, Name: a
• Type: std::string, Name: b

[Source]

Transforms a float (or double, or whatever float it is) vector float_v to a std::string vector.

Templates:

• f, typename

Return type: std::vectorstd::string
Access: public

Arguments:

• Type: std::vector, Name: float_v

[Source]

Transforms a std::string vector str_v to a float (or double, or whatever float it is). You need to specify the return type, e.g.: vec_str_to_float<double>(string_vector)

Templates:

• f, typename

Return type: std::vector
Access: public

Arguments:

• Type: std::vectorstd::string, Name: str_v

[Source]

Returns the index of first occurence of val inside of vec. If not found, returns -1.

Templates:

• T, typename

Return type: int
Access: public

Arguments:

• Type: std::vector, Name: vec
• Type: T, Name: val

[Source]

Uses indexOf to check if val is in vec.

Templates:

• T, typename

Return type: bool
Access: public

Arguments:

• Type: std::vector, Name: vec
• Type: T, Name: val

[Source]

Python-like print.

Templates:

• T, typename
• TAIL, typename

Return type: void
Access: public

Arguments:

• Type: T, Name: t
• Type: TAIL..., Name: tail