string utilities

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Functions
char *	agstrdup (Agraph_t *, const char *)
	returns a pointer to a reference-counted copy of the argument string, creating one if necessary
char *	agstrdup_text (Agraph_t *, const char *)
	returns a pointer to a reference-counted regular text copy of the argument string, creating one if necessary
char *	agstrdup_html (Agraph_t *, const char *)
	returns a pointer to a reference-counted HTML-like copy of the argument string, creating one if necessary
int	aghtmlstr (const char *)
char *	agstrbind (Agraph_t *g, const char *)
char *	agstrbind_text (Agraph_t *g, const char *)
char *	agstrbind_html (Agraph_t *g, const char *)
int	agstrfree (Agraph_t *, const char *, bool is_html)
char *	agstrcanon (char *, char *)

Detailed Description

Storage management of strings as reference-counted strings. The caller does not need to dynamically allocate storage.

All uses of cgraph strings need to be freed using agstrfree in order to correctly maintain the reference count.

Function Documentation

aghtmlstr()

int aghtmlstr

(

const char *

s

)

query if a string is an ordinary string or an HTML-like string

Definition at line 438 of file refstr.c.

References refstr_t::is_html, and NULL.

Referenced by addattr(), agattr(), agcopyattr(), agcopydict(), agmakeattrs(), agsafeset(), agset(), agstrcanon(), agxset(), agxset_(), applyattrs(), applyattrs(), attrstmt(), attrstmt(), cloneAttrs(), cloneDfltAttrs(), cloneGraph(), common_init_edge(), common_init_node(), copyAttr(), copyAttr(), delete_items(), delete_items(), do_graph_label(), freeattr(), freesym(), getval(), myagxget(), setattr(), unviewsubgraphsattr(), write_port(), and writeNondefaultAttr().

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agstrbind()

char * agstrbind	(	Agraph_t *	g,
		const char *	s
	)

returns a pointer to a reference-counted string if it exists, or NULL if not

Definition at line 339 of file refstr.c.

References agstrbind_html(), agstrbind_text(), NULL, refdict(), refstr_t::s, and strdict_find().

Referenced by aginternalmaplookup(), idmap(), and myiddisc_map().

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agstrbind_html()

char * agstrbind_html	(	Agraph_t *	g,
		const char *	s
	)

returns a pointer to a reference-counted HTML-like string if it exists, or NULL if not

Definition at line 354 of file refstr.c.

References refdict(), and refstrbind().

Referenced by agattr(), agsafeset(), agset(), agstrbind(), and agxset().

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agstrbind_text()

char * agstrbind_text	(	Agraph_t *	g,
		const char *	s
	)

returns a pointer to a reference-counted regular text string if it exists, or NULL if not

Definition at line 358 of file refstr.c.

References refdict(), and refstrbind().

Referenced by agstrbind().

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agstrcanon()

char * agstrcanon	(	char *	arg,
		char *	buf
	)

canonicalize a string for printing. Unsafe if buffer is not large enough.

Definition at line 219 of file write.c.

References _agstrcanon(), agcanonhtmlstr(), and aghtmlstr().

Referenced by _write_canonstr(), canon(), canon(), write_plain(), and writenodeandport().

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agstrdup()

char * agstrdup	(	Agraph_t *	g,
		const char *	s
	)

Use of this function should be avoided where possible. It is not possible to explicitly indicate whether the caller is trying to create a regular text string or an HTML-like string. It is better to be explicit with your intent and instead call either agstrdup_text or agstrdup_html.

Definition at line 399 of file refstr.c.

References agstrdup_html(), agstrdup_text(), NULL, refdict(), refstr_t::s, and strdict_find().

Referenced by addattr(), agbindrec(), aginternalmapinsert(), agmakeattrs(), agnewsym(), agxset_(), canon(), concat(), concat(), concatPort(), concatPort(), endstr(), gvusershape_open(), idmap(), myiddisc_map(), setattr(), and write_canonstr().

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agstrdup_html()

char * agstrdup_html	(	Agraph_t *	g,
		const char *	s
	)

Definition at line 395 of file refstr.c.

References agstrdup_internal().

Referenced by addattr(), agmakeattrs(), agnewsym(), agstrdup(), agxset_(), cloneAttrs(), copyAttr(), endstr_html(), myagxset(), myagxset(), setattr(), and toHtml().

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agstrdup_text()

char * agstrdup_text	(	Agraph_t *	g,
		const char *	s
	)

Definition at line 391 of file refstr.c.

References agstrdup_internal().

Referenced by agstrdup().

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agstrfree()

int agstrfree	(	Agraph_t *	g,
		const char *	s,
		bool	is_html
	)

Parameters

is_html

Is the string being freed an HTML-like string?

Definition at line 415 of file refstr.c.

References FAILURE, NULL, refstr_t::refcnt, refdict(), refstr_t::s, strdict_find(), strdict_remove(), and SUCCESS.

Referenced by agdelrec(), aginternalmapdelete(), agrecclose(), agxset_(), appendnode(), appendnode(), bindattrs(), bindattrs(), canon(), cloneAttrs(), concat(), concat(), concatPort(), concatPort(), copyAttr(), delete_items(), delete_items(), freeattr(), freesym(), freeUsershape(), idfree(), myiddisc_free(), opensubg(), opensubg(), setattr(), startgraph(), startgraph(), and write_canonstr().

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