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llmap.h 5.52 KiB
/**
* @file llmap.h
* @brief LLMap class header file
*
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#ifndef LL_LLMAP_H
#define LL_LLMAP_H
// llmap uses the fast stl library code in a manner consistant with LLSkipMap, et. al.
template<class INDEX_TYPE, class MAPPED_TYPE> class LLMap
{
private:
typedef typename std::map<INDEX_TYPE, MAPPED_TYPE> stl_map_t;
typedef typename stl_map_t::iterator stl_iter_t;
typedef typename stl_map_t::value_type stl_value_t;
stl_map_t mStlMap;
stl_iter_t mCurIter; // *iterator = pair<const INDEX_TYPE, MAPPED_TYPE>
MAPPED_TYPE dummy_data;
INDEX_TYPE dummy_index;
public:
LLMap() : mStlMap()
{
memset((void*)(&dummy_data), 0x0, sizeof(MAPPED_TYPE));
memset((void*)(&dummy_index), 0x0, sizeof(INDEX_TYPE));
mCurIter = mStlMap.begin();
}
~LLMap()
{
mStlMap.clear();
}
// use these functions to itterate through a list
void resetMap()
{
mCurIter = mStlMap.begin();
}
// get the current data and bump mCurrentp
// This is kind of screwy since it returns a reference;
// We have to have a dummy value for when we reach the end
// or in case we have an empty list. Presumably, this value
// will initialize to some NULL value that will end the iterator.
// We really shouldn't be using getNextData() or getNextKey() anyway...
MAPPED_TYPE &getNextData()
{
if (mCurIter == mStlMap.end())
{
return dummy_data;
}
else
{
return (*mCurIter++).second;
}
}
const INDEX_TYPE &getNextKey()
{
if (mCurIter == mStlMap.end())
{
return dummy_index;
}
else
{
return (*mCurIter++).first;
}
}
MAPPED_TYPE &getFirstData()
{
resetMap();
return getNextData();
}
const INDEX_TYPE &getFirstKey()
{
resetMap();
return getNextKey();
}
S32 getLength()
{
return mStlMap.size();
}
void addData(const INDEX_TYPE &index, MAPPED_TYPE pointed_to)
{
mStlMap.insert(stl_value_t(index, pointed_to));
}
void addData(const INDEX_TYPE &index)
{
mStlMap.insert(stl_value_t(index, dummy_data));
}
// if index doesn't exist, then insert a new node and return it
MAPPED_TYPE &getData(const INDEX_TYPE &index)
{
std::pair<stl_iter_t, bool> res;
res = mStlMap.insert(stl_value_t(index, dummy_data));
return res.first->second;
}
// if index doesn't exist, then insert a new node, return it, and set b_new_entry to true
MAPPED_TYPE &getData(const INDEX_TYPE &index, BOOL &b_new_entry)
{
std::pair<stl_iter_t, bool> res;
res = mStlMap.insert(stl_value_t(index, dummy_data));
b_new_entry = res.second;
return res.first->second;
}
// If there, returns the data.
// If not, returns NULL.
// Never adds entries to the map.
MAPPED_TYPE getIfThere(const INDEX_TYPE &index)
{
stl_iter_t iter;
iter = mStlMap.find(index);
if (iter == mStlMap.end())
{
return (MAPPED_TYPE)0;
}
else
{
return (*iter).second;
}
}
// if index doesn't exist, then make a new node and return it
MAPPED_TYPE &operator[](const INDEX_TYPE &index)
{
return getData(index);
}
// do a reverse look-up, return NULL if failed
INDEX_TYPE reverseLookup(const MAPPED_TYPE data)
{
stl_iter_t iter;
stl_iter_t end_iter;
iter = mStlMap.begin();
end_iter = mStlMap.end();
while (iter != end_iter)
{
if ((*iter).second == data)
return (*iter).first;
iter++;
}
return (INDEX_TYPE)0;
}
BOOL removeData(const INDEX_TYPE &index)
{
mCurIter = mStlMap.find(index);
if (mCurIter == mStlMap.end())
{
return FALSE;
}
else
{
stl_iter_t iter = mCurIter++; // incrament mCurIter to the next element
mStlMap.erase(iter);
return TRUE;
}
}
// does this index exist?
BOOL checkData(const INDEX_TYPE &index)
{
stl_iter_t iter;
iter = mStlMap.find(index);
if (iter == mStlMap.end())
{
return FALSE;
}
else
{
mCurIter = iter;
return TRUE;
}
}
BOOL deleteData(const INDEX_TYPE &index)
{
mCurIter = mStlMap.find(index);
if (mCurIter == mStlMap.end())
{
return FALSE;
}
else
{
stl_iter_t iter = mCurIter++; // incrament mCurIter to the next element
delete (*iter).second;
mStlMap.erase(iter);
return TRUE;
}
}
void deleteAllData()
{
stl_iter_t iter;
stl_iter_t end_iter;
iter = mStlMap.begin();
end_iter = mStlMap.end();
while (iter != end_iter)
{
delete (*iter).second;
iter++;
}
mStlMap.clear();
mCurIter = mStlMap.end();
}
void removeAllData()
{
mStlMap.clear();
}
};
#endif