#include <stringconversion.h>
Class that controls string to value conversion. There is no need to use this class directly, use String instead.
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MAXON_INTERFACE_NONVIRTUAL (StringConversion, MAXON_REFERENCE_NONE, "net.maxon.interface.stringconversion") | |
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Converts a floating point value into formatted text.
[in] | value | Floating point value to convert into text. |
[in] | charsBeforeComma | Characters before the decimal point. If -1 is passed or 'charsBeforeComma' is too low to represent 'value' it is automatically increased/adjusted. If 'charsBeforeComma' is positive and exponent is false fill characters will be added to the beginning. |
[in] | digitsAfterComma | Digits after the decimal point. If a negative number is passed the number of digits is automatically chosen and up to (-digitsAfterComma). |
[in] | exponent | Force exponential-style output (e.g. 1.0e+10). |
[in] | fillChar | Fill character for digits before the decimal point. E.g. if you specify 4 for charsBeforeComma, '*' for fillChar and your value is 1.5 you'll get ***1.5 as a result. This value has no impact if exponent is true. |
[in] | formatStatement | Nullptr or additional formatting instruction. See also Formatting Floating point values. |
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Converts a floating point value into formatted text.
[in] | value | Floating point value to convert into text. |
[in] | charsBeforeComma | Characters before the decimal point. If -1 is passed or 'charsBeforeComma' is too low to represent 'value' it is automatically increased/adjusted. If 'charsBeforeComma' is positive and exponent is false fill characters will be added to the beginning. |
[in] | digitsAfterComma | Digits after the decimal point. If a negative number is passed the number of digits is automatically chosen and up to (-digitsAfterComma). |
[in] | exponent | Force exponential-style output (e.g. 1.0e+10). |
[in] | fillChar | Fill character for digits before the decimal point. E.g. if you specify 4 for charsBeforeComma, '*' for fillChar and your value is 1.5 you'll get ***1.5 as a result. This value has no impact if exponent is true. |
[in] | formatStatement | Nullptr or additional formatting instruction. See also Formatting Floating point values. |
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Appends an integer value to an existing string.
[in] | str | The existing string. |
[in] | value | The value that will be appended as a string. |
[in] | datatypeSize | Size in bytes of the passed value, as this routine can be used for Char, Int16, Int32 and Int64 values. This becomes only relevant if formatStatement forces hexadecimal output. |
[in] | formatStatement | Nullptr or additional formatting instruction. See also Formatting Integer values. |
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Appends an unsigned integer value to an existing string.
[in] | str | The existing string. |
[in] | value | The value that will be appended as a string. |
[in] | datatypeSize | Size in bytes of the passed value, as this routine can be used for UChar, UInt16, UInt32 and UInt64 values. This becomes only relevant if formatStatement forces hexadecimal output. |
[in] | formatStatement | Nullptr or additional formatting instruction. See also Formatting Integer values. |
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Appends an integer value to an existing string.
[in] | str | The existing string. |
[in] | value | The value that will be appended as a string. |
[in] | datatypeSize | Size in bytes of the passed value, as this routine can be used for Char, Int16, Int32 and Int64 values. This becomes only relevant if formatStatement forces hexadecimal output. |
[in] | formatStatement | Nullptr or additional formatting instruction. See also Formatting Integer values. |
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Appends an unsigned integer value to an existing string.
[in] | str | The existing string. |
[in] | value | The value that will be appended as a string. |
[in] | datatypeSize | Size in bytes of the passed value, as this routine can be used for UChar, UInt16, UInt32 and UInt64 values. This becomes only relevant if formatStatement forces hexadecimal output. |
[in] | formatStatement | Nullptr or additional formatting instruction. See also Formatting Integer values. |
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Creates a readable string from a memory size.
[in] | mem | The memory size. |
[in] | mebibytes | defines if a value of 1343443 is either output as "1.28 MiB" (mebibytes) or "1.34 MB" (megabytes). |
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Converts a value into a hexadecimal string.
[in] | value | The value. |
[in] | prefix0x | If true, the output string will have a '0x' prefix. |
[in] | leadingZeros | If false, the output string will have no leading zeros, so a value of 100 e.g. will be output as 64 (and not 00000064). |
[in] | formatStatement | Nullptr or additional formatting instruction. See also Formatting Pointer values. |
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Converts a value into a hexadecimal string.
[in] | value | The value. |
[in] | prefix0x | If true, the output string will have a '0x' prefix. |
[in] | leadingZeros | If false, the output string will have no leading zeros, so a value of 100 e.g. will be output as 64 (and not 0000000000000064). |
[in] | formatStatement | Nullptr or additional formatting instruction. See also Formatting Pointer values. |
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Converts a Utf32Char character sequence to a 32-bit floating point value. This routine does no formula parsing. While leading whitespaces are allowed by default no trailing characters of any kind are allowed.
[in] | str | The input string. |
[in] | flags | Optional flags for the conversion. |
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Converts a Utf32Char character sequence to a 64-bit floating point value. This routine does no formula parsing. While leading whitespaces are allowed by default no trailing characters of any kind are allowed.
[in] | str | The input string. |
[in] | flags | Optional flags for the conversion. |
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Converts a Utf32Char character sequence to a 64 bit integer value. This routine does no formula parsing and does not support any suffixes/prefixes except for 0x (hexadecimal numbers). While leading whitespaces are allowed by default no trailing characters of any kind are allowed.
[in] | str | The input string. |
[in] | flags | Optional flags for the conversion. |
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Converts a Utf32Char character sequence to a 32 bit integer value. This routine does no formula parsing and does not support any suffixes/prefixes except for 0x (hexadecimal numbers). While leading whitespaces are allowed by default no trailing characters of any kind are allowed.
[in] | str | The input string. |
[in] | flags | Optional flags for the conversion. |
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Converts a Utf32Char character sequence to a 64 bit unsigned integer value. This routine does no formula parsing and does not support any suffixes/prefixes except for 0x (hexadecimal numbers). While leading whitespaces are allowed by default no trailing characters of any kind are allowed.
[in] | str | The input string. |
[in] | flags | Optional flags for the conversion. |
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Converts a Utf32Char character sequence to a 32 bit unsigned integer value. This routine does no formula parsing and does not support any suffixes/prefixes except for 0x (hexadecimal numbers). While leading whitespaces are allowed by default no trailing characters of any kind are allowed.
[in] | str | The input string. |
[in] | flags | Optional flags for the conversion. |
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Converts a Utf32Char character sequence to a floating point value. This routine does no formula parsing. No leading whitespaces or characters that do not belong to the floating point value are allowed.
[in] | str | The character sequence. |
[out] | processedChars | The actual number of characters that were read. This can be shorter than maxChars. The algorithm stops as soon as it finds a character that does not belong to the floating point value. |
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Converts a Utf32Char character sequence to an integer value. This routine does no formula parsing. No leading whitespaces or characters that do not belong to the integer value are allowed.
[in] | str | The character sequence. |
[in] | base | Numerical base that is in the range of [2..36]. For regular decimal conversion pass 10, for hexadecimal conversion 16. NOTOK is valid. |
[in] | autodetect0x | If true the string is scanned for a '0x' prefix. If that is detected the base is automatically set to 16. |
[in] | signedMode | If false, negative numbers will result in an error. In signedMode numbers need to be within Int64 limits, otherwise UInt64. |
[out] | processedChars | The actual number of characters that were read. This can be shorter than maxChars. The algorithm stops as soon as it finds a character that does not belong to the integer value. |
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Returns a string with the platform specific line ending.
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Returns a string with the platform specific line ending.
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