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ot::Heap::String class
Represents a heap allocated string. The buffer to store the string is allocated from heap and is managed by the `Heap::String` class itself, e.g., it may be reused and/or freed and reallocated when the string is set. The `Heap::String` destructor will always free the allocated buffer.
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class String : public Unequatable<String>
{
public:
String(void)
: mStringBuffer(nullptr)
{
}
String(String &&aString)
: mStringBuffer(aString.mStringBuffer)
{
aString.mStringBuffer = nullptr;
}
~String(void) { Free(); }
bool IsNull(void) const { return (mStringBuffer == nullptr); }
const char *AsCString(void) const { return mStringBuffer; }
Error Set(const char *aCString);
Error Set(const String &aString) { return Set(aString.AsCString()); }
Error Set(String &&aString);
void Free(void);
bool operator==(const char *aCString) const;
bool operator!=(const char *aCString) const { return !(*this == aCString); }
bool operator==(const String &aString) const { return (*this == aString.AsCString()); }
String(const String &) = delete;
String &operator=(const String &) = delete;
private:
char *mStringBuffer;
};
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Found 3 other functions taking a String
argument:
Function
Description
Sets the string from a given C string.
Initializes the `String` as null (or empty).
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