Re: decodeReverse
On Tuesday, 6 January 2015 at 16:58:24 UTC, Andrei Alexandrescu wrote: On 1/5/15 10:43 PM, HaraldZealot wrote: For my particular project (it binds with something like finite state machine) I will write some counterpart of decode function from std.utf. Future function will decode string backward, return dchar and change index passed by reference. Is it interesting for community that I code this feature in general way targeting in phobos for future? back() and popBack() for narrow strings do reverse decode. -- Andrei I need reverse decode from any position, not only from the last. I have coded a litle with stideBack allready, it works. But usage isn't clear as could: first strideBack, then decode, and decode move index forward, then I have to strideBack again :) Perhaps i will wrap such algorithm in some function, but an other side i will be forced to optimize that and write real decodeBack function.
Re: decodeReverse
On 1/5/15 10:43 PM, HaraldZealot wrote: For my particular project (it binds with something like finite state machine) I will write some counterpart of decode function from std.utf. Future function will decode string backward, return dchar and change index passed by reference. Is it interesting for community that I code this feature in general way targeting in phobos for future? back() and popBack() for narrow strings do reverse decode. -- Andrei
Re: decodeReverse
I'm pretty sure that you basically have to do what strideBack does before you can decode a code point, so all decodeBack would do would be to do exactly what back already does for strings, which is to use strideBack followed by decode. - Jonathan M Davis I have to read more attentively std.utf, but strideBack seems very suitable for me. Thanks you both!!!
Re: decodeReverse
On Tuesday, January 06, 2015 08:09:57 Jakob Ovrum via Digitalmars-d wrote: > On Tuesday, 6 January 2015 at 06:43:13 UTC, HaraldZealot wrote: > > For my particular project (it binds with something like finite > > state machine) I will write some counterpart of decode function > > from std.utf. Future function will decode string backward, > > return dchar and change index passed by reference. > > > > Is it interesting for community that I code this feature in > > general way targeting in phobos for future? > > For UTF, there's already std.utf.strideBack which does most of > the work. I don't know why there is no std.utf.decodeBack - > should be very simple to wrap over strideBack. I'm pretty sure that you basically have to do what strideBack does before you can decode a code point, so all decodeBack would do would be to do exactly what back already does for strings, which is to use strideBack followed by decode. - Jonathan M Davis
Re: decodeReverse
On Tuesday, 6 January 2015 at 06:43:13 UTC, HaraldZealot wrote: For my particular project (it binds with something like finite state machine) I will write some counterpart of decode function from std.utf. Future function will decode string backward, return dchar and change index passed by reference. Is it interesting for community that I code this feature in general way targeting in phobos for future? For UTF, there's already std.utf.strideBack which does most of the work. I don't know why there is no std.utf.decodeBack - should be very simple to wrap over strideBack. However, for grapheme clusters, there isn't yet a counterpart for std.uni.graphemeStride/decodeGrapheme, which notably affects std.uni.byGrapheme, which is currently not a bidirectional range. Any improvement would be much appreciated.
decodeReverse
For my particular project (it binds with something like finite state machine) I will write some counterpart of decode function from std.utf. Future function will decode string backward, return dchar and change index passed by reference. Is it interesting for community that I code this feature in general way targeting in phobos for future?