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//========= Copyright Valve Corporation, All rights reserved. ============//
//
// Purpose: A registry of strings and associated ints
//
// $Workfile: $
// $Date: $
//
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// $Log: $
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// $NoKeywords: $
//=============================================================================//
#ifndef STRINGREGISTRY_H
#define STRINGREGISTRY_H
#pragma once
struct StringTable_t;
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Purpose: Just a convenience/legacy wrapper for CUtlDict<> .
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
class CStringRegistry
{
private:
StringTable_t *m_pStringList;
public:
// returns a key for a given string
unsigned short AddString(const char *stringText, int stringID);
// This is optimized. It will do 2 O(logN) searches
// Only one of the searches needs to compare strings, the other compares symbols (ints)
// returns -1 if the string is not present in the registry.
int GetStringID(const char *stringText);
// This is unoptimized. It will linearly search (but only compares ints, not strings)
const char *GetStringText(int stringID);
// This is O(1). It will not search. key MUST be a value that was returned by AddString
const char *GetStringForKey(unsigned short key);
// This is O(1). It will not search. key MUST be a value that was returned by AddString
int GetIDForKey(unsigned short key);
void ClearStrings(void);
// Iterate all the keys.
unsigned short First() const;
unsigned short Next( unsigned short key ) const;
unsigned short InvalidIndex() const;
~CStringRegistry(void); // Need to free allocated memory
CStringRegistry(void);
};
#endif // STRINGREGISTRY_H