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/*
 * string_buffer.hpp
 *
 * - collects formatted text (printf-like syntax) in a fixed size buffer
 * - useful to build a formatted string in successive function calls without dynamic memory allocation
 * - if the provided buffer is too small then the len() method can be used to find necessary size
 * (similar with snprintf() behavior)
 * to simplify the caller code and because this class has only one functionality (add text with format), I used
 * operator() instead of a named method (see below)
 *
 * Usage:
 *   string_buffer sb; //uses default_realloc & default_dealloc by default
 *   sb("simple text");                                   // <=> sb.add_with_format("simple text")
 *   sb("format i=%d f=%lf s=\"%s\"", 1, 2.3, "4567890");
 *   printf(sb.get_buffer()); // => i=1 f=2.3 s="4567890"
 */

#ifndef _STRING_BUFFER_HPP_
#define _STRING_BUFFER_HPP_

#include "mem_block.hpp"

#include <assert.h>
#include <stddef.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <functional>
#include <string>

class string_buffer
{
  public:
    string_buffer ()
      : m_len (0)
      , m_ext_block ()
    {
    }

    ~string_buffer ()
    {
      m_len = 0; //dtor
    }

    string_buffer (const cubmem::block_allocator &alloc)
      : m_len {0}
      , m_ext_block { alloc }
    {
    }

    string_buffer (const cubmem::block_allocator &alloc, size_t initial_size)
      : string_buffer (alloc)
    {
      m_ext_block.extend_to (initial_size);
      m_ext_block.get_ptr ()[m_len] = '\0';
    }

    const char *get_buffer () const
    {
      return this->m_ext_block.get_read_ptr ();
    }

    void clear ()
    {
      if (m_ext_block.get_ptr () != NULL)
    {
      m_len = 0;
      *m_ext_block.get_ptr () = '\0';
    }
    }

    size_t len () const
    {
      // current content length, not including ending '\0' (similar with strlen(...))
      return m_len;
    }

    char *release_ptr ()
    {
      return m_ext_block.release_ptr ();
    }

    inline void operator+= (const char ch);                       //add a single char

    void add_bytes (size_t len, const char *bytes);                     //add "len" bytes (can have '\0' in the middle)

    template<typename... Args> inline int operator() (Args &&... args); //add with printf format

    void hex_dump (const string_buffer &in, const size_t max_to_dump, const size_t line_size = 16,
           const bool print_ascii = true);
    void hex_dump (const char *ptr, const size_t length, const size_t line_size = 16, const bool print_ascii = true);

  private:
    string_buffer (const string_buffer &) = delete;               //copy ctor
    string_buffer (string_buffer &&) = delete;                    //move ctor
    void operator= (const string_buffer &) = delete;              //copy assign
    void operator= (string_buffer &&) = delete;                   //move assign

    size_t m_len;                                                 //current content length not including ending '\0'
    cubmem::extensible_block m_ext_block;
};

//implementation for small (inline) methods

void string_buffer::operator+= (const char ch)
{
  if (m_ext_block.get_size () == 0)
    {
      m_ext_block.extend_to (2); // 2 new bytes needed: ch + '\0'
    }
  else
    {
      assert (m_ext_block.get_ptr ()[m_len] == '\0');

      // (m_len + 1) is the current number of chars including ending '\0'
      m_ext_block.extend_to (m_len + 2);
    }

  m_ext_block.get_ptr ()[m_len] = ch;
  m_ext_block.get_ptr ()[++m_len] = '\0';
}

template<typename... Args> int string_buffer::operator() (Args &&... args)
{
  int len = snprintf (NULL, 0, std::forward<Args> (args)...);

  assert (len >= 0);

  m_ext_block.extend_to (m_len + size_t (len) + 2);

  snprintf (m_ext_block.get_ptr () + m_len, m_ext_block.get_size () - m_len, std::forward<Args> (args)...);
  m_len += len;

  return len;
}

#endif /* _STRING_BUFFER_HPP_ */