fixing code to utilize ase_map_setscale

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commit ca18186e94
8 changed files with 135 additions and 91 deletions

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/*
* $Id: map.h 388 2008-09-26 07:26:20Z baconevi $
* $Id: map.h 389 2008-09-26 08:01:24Z baconevi $
*
* {License}
*/
@ -10,7 +10,7 @@
#include <ase/types.h>
#include <ase/macros.h>
/****o* ase.cmn.map/map.h
/****o* ase.cmn.map/hash map
* DESCRIPTION
* A hash map maintains buckets for key/value pairs with the same key hash
* chained under the same bucket.
@ -291,15 +291,18 @@ int ase_map_getscale (
);
/****f* ase.cmn.map/ase_map_setscale
* NAME
* ase_map_setscale - set the scale factor
*
* DESCRIPTION
* The ase_map_setscale() function sets the scale factor of the length
* of a key and a value. A map is created with a scale factor of 1.
* of a key and a value. A scale factor determines the actual length of
* a key and a value in bytes. A map is created with a scale factor of 1.
* The scale factor should be larger than 0 and less than 256.
*
* RETURN
* ASE_NULL on failure
*
* NOTES
* It is a bad idea to change the scale factor when a map is not empty.
*
* SYNOPSIS
*/
void ase_map_setscale (
@ -309,6 +312,10 @@ void ase_map_setscale (
);
/******/
ase_map_copier_t ase_map_getcopier (
ase_map_t* map /* a map */,
int id /* ASE_MAP_KEY or ASE_MAP_VAL */
);
/****f* ase.cmn.map/ase_map_setcopier
* NAME
@ -321,36 +328,39 @@ void ase_map_setscale (
*
* You may set the copier to ASE_NULL to perform no special operation
* when the data pointer is rememebered.
*
* SYNOPSIS
*/
void ase_map_setcopier (
ase_map_t* map /* a map */,
int id /* ASE_MAP_KEY or ASE_MAP_VAL */,
ase_map_copier_t copier /* a element copier */
ase_map_t* map /* a map */,
int id /* ASE_MAP_KEY or ASE_MAP_VAL */,
ase_map_copier_t copier /* an element copier */
);
/******/
ase_map_copier_t ase_map_getcopier (
ase_map_t* map /* a map */,
int id /* ASE_MAP_KEY or ASE_MAP_VAL */
);
/*
* NAME: specifies how to destroy an element
*
* DESCRIPTION
* The freeer is called when a node containing the element is destroyed.
*/
void ase_map_setfreeer (
ase_map_t* map /* a map */,
int id /* ASE_MAP_KEY or ASE_MAP_VAL */,
ase_map_freeer_t freeer /* a element freeer */
);
ase_map_freeer_t ase_map_getfreeer (
ase_map_t* map /* a map */,
int id /* ASE_MAP_KEY or ASE_MAP_VAL */
);
/****f* ase.cmn.map/ase_map_setfreeer
* NAME
* ase_map_setfreeer - specify how to destroy an element
*
* DESCRIPTION
* The freeer is called when a node containing the element is destroyed.
*
* SYNOPSIS
*/
void ase_map_setfreeer (
ase_map_t* map /* a map */,
int id /* ASE_MAP_KEY or ASE_MAP_VAL */,
ase_map_freeer_t freeer /* an element freeer */
);
/******/
ase_map_hasher_t ase_map_gethasher (
ase_map_t* map
);
@ -419,36 +429,43 @@ int ase_map_put (
ase_map_pair_t** px
);
/*
* NAME: find a pair with a matching key
/****f* ase.cmn.map/ase_map_search
* NAME
* ase_map_search - find a pair with a matching key
*
* DESCRIPTION:
* The ase_map_search() functions searches a map to find a pair with a
* DESCRIPTION
* The ase_map_search() function searches a map to find a pair with a
* matching key. It returns the pointer to the pair found. If it fails
* to find one, it returns ASE_NULL.
*
* RETURNS:
* The pointer to the pair with a maching key.
* ASE_NULL if no match is found.
* RETURN
* The ase_map_search() function returns the pointer to the pair with a
* maching key, and ASE_NULL if no match is found.
*
* SYNOPSIS
*/
ase_map_pair_t* ase_map_search (
ase_map_t* map /* a map */,
const void* kptr /* the pointer to a key */,
ase_size_t klen /* the size of the key in bytes */
);
/******/
/*
* NAME: update an existing pair with a matching or inesrt a new pair
/****f* ase.cmn.map/ase_map_upsert
* NAME
* ase_map_upsert - update an existing pair or inesrt a new pair
*
* DESCRIPTION:
* The ase_map_upsert() function searches a map for the pair with a matching
* key. If one is found, it updates the pair. Otherwise, it inserts a new
* pair with a key and a value. It returns the pointer to the pair updated
* or inserted.
* DESCRIPTION
* The ase_map_upsert() function searches a map for the pair with a matching
* key. If one is found, it updates the pair. Otherwise, it inserts a new
* pair with a key and a value. It returns the pointer to the pair updated
* or inserted.
*
* RETURNS:
* a pointer to the updated or inserted pair.
* ASE_NULL on failure.
* RETURN
* The ase_map_upsert() function returns a pointer to the updated or inserted
* pair on success, and ASE_NULL on failure.
*
* SYNOPSIS
*/
ase_map_pair_t* ase_map_upsert (
ase_map_t* map /* a map */,
@ -457,18 +474,22 @@ ase_map_pair_t* ase_map_upsert (
void* vptr /* the pointer to a value */,
ase_size_t vlen /* the length of the value in bytes */
);
/******/
/*
* NAME: insert a new pair with a key and a value
/****f* ase.cmn.map/ase_map_insert
* NAME
* ase_map_insert - insert a new pair with a key and a value
*
* DESCRIPTION:
* DESCRIPTION
* The ase_map_insert() function inserts a new pair with the key and the value
* given. If there exists a pair with the key given, the function returns
* ASE_NULL without channging the value.
*
* RETURNS:
* a pointer to the pair successfully created on success.
* ASE_NULL on failure.
* RETURN
* The ase_map_insert() function returns a pointer to the pair created on
* success, and ASE_NULL on failure.
*
* SYNOPSIS
*/
ase_map_pair_t* ase_map_insert (
ase_map_t* map /* a map */,
@ -477,6 +498,7 @@ ase_map_pair_t* ase_map_insert (
void* vptr /* the pointer to a value */,
ase_size_t vlen /* the length of the value in bytes */
);
/******/
/* update the value of a existing pair with a matching key */
ase_map_pair_t* ase_map_update (

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/*
* $Id: str.h 388 2008-09-26 07:26:20Z baconevi $
* $Id: str.h 389 2008-09-26 08:01:24Z baconevi $
*
* {License}
*/
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#include <ase/types.h>
#include <ase/macros.h>
/****o* ase.cmn.str/str.h
/****o* ase.cmn.str/string
* DESCRIPTION
* <ase/cmn/str.h> defines various functions, types, macros to manipulate
* strings.
*
* The ase_cstr_t type and the ase_xstr_t defined in ase/types.h helps you
* dealing with a string pointer and length.
*
* #include <ase/cmn/str.h>
*
* EXAMPLES

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/*
* $Id: types.h 375 2008-09-23 14:47:23Z baconevi $
* $Id: types.h 389 2008-09-26 08:01:24Z baconevi $
*
* {License}
*/
@ -332,17 +332,31 @@ typedef void (*ase_free_t) (void* data, void* ptr);
typedef ase_bool_t (*ase_isccls_t) (void* data, ase_cint_t c);
typedef ase_cint_t (*ase_toccls_t) (void* data, ase_cint_t c);
/****t* ase/ase_xstr_t
* NAME
* ase_xstr_t - combile a pointer and length
*
* SYNOPSIS
*/
struct ase_xstr_t
{
ase_char_t* ptr; /* this is not a const pointer */
ase_size_t len;
};
/******/
/****t* ase/ase_cstr_t
* NAME
* ase_cstr_t - combine a constant pointer and length
*
* SYNOPSIS
*/
struct ase_cstr_t
{
const ase_char_t* ptr; /* this is a const pointer */
ase_size_t len;
};
/******/
struct ase_mmgr_t
{