Define wxStrtox() overloads taking nullptr
Instead of specializing wxStrtoxCharType and then testing whether endptr is null, just define separate, and simpler, overloads of wxStrtox() functions taking nullptr_t -- we can avoid the unnecessary test completely in this case, as nullptr is, by definition, always null anyhow. Also add a test of using wxStrtol() with nullptr too. This should fix the build with older gcc and MSVS versions.
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@@ -844,16 +844,6 @@ template<> struct wxStrtoxCharType<int>
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return NULL;
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}
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};
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#ifdef wxHAS_NULLPTR_T
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template<> struct wxStrtoxCharType<std::nullptr_t>
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{
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typedef const char* Type;
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static char** AsPointer(std::nullptr_t)
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{
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return nullptr;
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}
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};
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#endif
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template<typename T>
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inline double wxStrtod(const wxString& nptr, T endptr)
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@@ -877,6 +867,25 @@ template<typename T>
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inline double wxStrtod(const wxCStrData& nptr, T endptr)
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{ return wxStrtod(nptr.AsString(), endptr); }
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#ifdef wxHAS_NULLPTR_T
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inline double wxStrtod(const wxString& nptr, nullptr_t)
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{ return wxStrtod(nptr.wx_str(), static_cast<wxStringCharType**>(NULL)); };
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inline double wxStrtod(const wxCStrData& nptr, nullptr_t)
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{ return wxStrtod(nptr.AsString(), static_cast<wxStringCharType**>(NULL)); };
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#define WX_STRTOX_DEFINE_NULLPTR_OVERLOADS(rettype, name) \
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inline rettype name(const wxString& nptr, nullptr_t, int base) \
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{ return name(nptr.wx_str(), static_cast<wxStringCharType**>(NULL), \
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base); }; \
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inline rettype name(const wxCStrData& nptr, nullptr_t, int base) \
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{ return name(nptr.AsString(), static_cast<wxStringCharType**>(NULL), \
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base); };
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#else // !wxHAS_NULLPTR_T
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#define WX_STRTOX_DEFINE_NULLPTR_OVERLOADS(rettype, name)
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#endif // wxHAS_NULLPTR_T/!wxHAS_NULLPTR_T
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#define WX_STRTOX_FUNC(rettype, name, implA, implW) \
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/* see wxStrtod() above for explanation of this code: */ \
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@@ -902,7 +911,8 @@ inline double wxStrtod(const wxCStrData& nptr, T endptr)
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} \
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template<typename T> \
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inline rettype name(const wxCStrData& nptr, T endptr, int base) \
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{ return name(nptr.AsString(), endptr, base); }
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{ return name(nptr.AsString(), endptr, base); } \
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WX_STRTOX_DEFINE_NULLPTR_OVERLOADS(rettype, name)
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WX_STRTOX_FUNC(long, wxStrtol, wxCRT_StrtolA, wxCRT_StrtolW)
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WX_STRTOX_FUNC(unsigned long, wxStrtoul, wxCRT_StrtoulA, wxCRT_StrtoulW)
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@@ -234,10 +234,11 @@ TEST_CASE("CRT::Strnlen", "[crt][strnlen]")
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CHECK( wxStrnlen(L"1234" L"\0" L"5678", 12) == 4 );
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}
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TEST_CASE("CRT::Strtod", "[crt][strtod]")
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TEST_CASE("CRT::Strtox", "[crt][strtod][strtol]")
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{
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const wxString s = "123@";
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const double d = 123.0;
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const long l = 123;
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SECTION("char")
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{
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@@ -245,6 +246,10 @@ TEST_CASE("CRT::Strtod", "[crt][strtod]")
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CHECK( wxStrtod(s, &end) == d );
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REQUIRE( end );
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CHECK( *end == '@' );
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CHECK( wxStrtol(s, &end, 10) == l );
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REQUIRE( end );
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CHECK( *end == '@' );
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}
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SECTION("wchar_t")
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@@ -253,6 +258,10 @@ TEST_CASE("CRT::Strtod", "[crt][strtod]")
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CHECK( wxStrtod(s, &end) == d );
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REQUIRE( end );
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CHECK( *end == L'@' );
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CHECK( wxStrtol(s, &end, 10) == l );
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REQUIRE( end );
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CHECK( *end == L'@' );
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}
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SECTION("other")
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@@ -260,6 +269,7 @@ TEST_CASE("CRT::Strtod", "[crt][strtod]")
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CHECK( wxStrtod(s, 0) == d );
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#ifdef wxHAS_NULLPTR_T
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CHECK( wxStrtod(s, nullptr) == d );
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CHECK( wxStrtol(s, nullptr, 10) == l );
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#endif
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}
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}
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