STRINGLIST

Classes

• vorlib::stringlist

Files

• stringlist.h
• stringlist.cpp

This class is for storing more std::string's in better way than in std::vector.

Interface

• stringlist

  Just constructor, nothing to worry about, it's called automatically.

• ~stringlist

  Destructor, again, nothing to worry about.

• operator=

  Assignment handling function, another automatically called stuff.

• size

  This one returns count of strings inside.

• operator[]

  This one is called automatically when you write something like stringlist[some_index].

• add

  Adds new string into list.

• join

  Takes another stringlist as a argument and adds into itself all its strings. (Bud does not change that one)

• operator+=

  Acts like add or join, depending on the type of argument. It also returns itself to allow things like: stringlist += second_one += first_one. It will add both ones into it, first and then the second. (See c operator priorities if you don't know why)

• operator+

  It is very similar to the operator+=, but it does not change the stringlist, instead of that returns a new one, containing that all.

• insert

  Similar to add, but you can put that string anywhere inside. stringlist.insert(index, string)

• find & operator%

  Returns index of first string that was given as an argument. If there is no such one, returns -1.

• count

  Exactly the same as size.

• remove

  Removes item, returning weather it was there or not. As a argument, provide eather index of the string, or the string itself. If you provide string and is it there more times, it removes only the first.

• remove_last

  Removes last item, can be used for string stack. If it was empty before, returns false, otherwise it returns true.

• operator-=

  Acts like remove, just it returns itself, so you can use it in multiple removes, like list -= one_item -= another_item...

• operator-

  Returns new stringlist with the given item removed.

• clear

  Removes all items inside.

Please note, that this class does not do any range check, it's up to you to ask only for items that are in range 0..size() - 1.