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AbstractArray::AbstractArray( int anUpper, int aLower, sizeType aDelta )

{

    PRECONDITION( anUpper >= aLower );

    lastElementIndex = aLower - 1;

    lowerbound = aLower;

    upperbound = anUpper;

    delta = aDelta;

 

    theArray = new Object *[ arraySize() ];

    if( theArray == 0 )

        ClassLib_error(__ENOMEM);

 

    for( int i = 0; i < arraySize(); i++ )

        {

        theArray[ i ] = ZERO;

        }

}

 

AbstractArray::~AbstractArray()

{

    PRECONDITION( theArray != 0 );

    if( ownsElements() )

        for( int i = 0; i < arraySize(); i++ )

            if( theArray[ i ] != ZERO )

                delete theArray[ i ];

    delete [] theArray;

}

 

void AbstractArray::detach( Object& toDetach, DeleteType dt )

{

    detach( find( toDetach ), dt );

}

 

void AbstractArray::detach( int atIndex, DeleteType dt )

{

    PRECONDITION( atIndex >= lowerbound &&

                  atIndex <= upperbound && theArray != 0

                );

 

    if( ptrAt(atIndex) != ZERO )

        {

        if( delObj(dt) )

            delete ptrAt(atIndex);

        itemsInContainer--;

        }

    removeEntry(atIndex);

    if( atIndex <= lastElementIndex )

        lastElementIndex--;

    CHECK( itemsInContainer != UINT_MAX );

}

 

void AbstractArray::flush( DeleteType dt )

{

    if( delObj(dt) )

        for( unsigned i = 0; i <= zeroBase(upperbound); i++ )

            if( theArray[i] != ZERO )

                delete theArray[i];

 

    for( unsigned i = 0; i <= zeroBase(upperbound); i++ )

        theArray[i] = ZERO;

 

    itemsInContainer = 0;

    lastElementIndex = lowerbound-1;

}

 

inline unsigned nextDelta( unsigned sz, unsigned delta )

{

    return (sz%delta) ? ((sz+delta)/delta)*delta : sz;

}

 

void AbstractArray::reallocate( sizeType newSize )

{

    PRECONDITION( newSize > arraySize() );

    if( delta == 0 )

        ClassLib_error(__EEXPANDFS);

 

    sizeType adjustedSize = arraySize() +

                            nextDelta( newSize - arraySize(), delta );

    Object **newArray = new Object *[ adjustedSize ];

    if( newArray == 0 )

        ClassLib_error(__ENOMEM);

 

    memcpy( newArray, theArray, arraySize() * sizeof( theArray[0] ) );

 

    for( int i = arraySize(); i < adjustedSize; i++ )

        newArray[i] = ZERO;

 

    delete [] theArray;

    theArray = newArray;

    upperbound = adjustedSize + lowerbound - 1;

}

 

void AbstractArray::setData( int loc, Object *data )

{

    PRECONDITION( loc >= lowerbound && loc <= upperbound );

    theArray[ zeroBase(loc) ] = data;

}

 

void AbstractArray::insertEntry( int loc )

{

    PRECONDITION( loc >= lowerbound && loc <= upperbound );

    memmove( theArray + zeroBase(loc) + 1,

             theArray + zeroBase(loc),

             (upperbound - loc)*sizeof( theArray[0] )

           );

}

 

void AbstractArray::removeEntry( int loc )

{

    if( loc >= lastElementIndex )

        theArray[zeroBase(loc)] = ZERO;

    else

        squeezeEntry( zeroBase(loc) );

}

 

void AbstractArray::squeezeEntry( int squeezePoint )

{

    PRECONDITION( squeezePoint >= 0 &&

                  squeezePoint <= zeroBase(lastElementIndex)

                );

 

    memmove( theArray + squeezePoint,

             theArray + squeezePoint + 1,

             (zeroBase(lastElementIndex)-squeezePoint)*sizeof( theArray[0] )

           );

        theArray[zeroBase(lastElementIndex)] = ZERO;

}

 

int AbstractArray::find( const Object& o )

{

    if( o == NOOBJECT )

        return INT_MIN;

 

    for( int index = 0; index < arraySize(); index++ )

        if( *(theArray[index]) == o )

            return boundBase(index);

    return INT_MIN;

}

 

inline int isZero( const Object *o )

{

    return o == &NOOBJECT;

}

 

int AbstractArray::isEqual( const Object& testObject ) const

{

    PRECONDITION( isA() == testObject.isA() );

    AbstractArray& test = (AbstractArray&)testObject;

    if( lowerbound != test.lowerbound || upperbound != test.upperbound )

        return 0;

 

    for( int i = 0; i < arraySize(); i++ )

        {

        if( isZero(theArray[i]) != isZero(test.theArray[i]) )

            return 0;

        if( *(theArray[i]) != *(test.theArray[i]) )

            return 0;

        }

    return 1;

}

 

ContainerIterator& AbstractArray::initIterator() const

{

    return *( (ContainerIterator *)new ArrayIterator( *this ) );

}

 

void AbstractArray::printContentsOn( ostream& outputStream ) const

{

    ContainerIterator& printIterator = initIterator();

    printHeader( outputStream );

    while( printIterator != 0 )

        {

        Object& arrayObject = printIterator++;

        if( arrayObject != NOOBJECT )

            {

            arrayObject.printOn( outputStream );

            if( printIterator != 0 )

                printSeparator( outputStream );

            else

                break;

            }

        }

    printTrailer( outputStream );

    delete &printIterator;

}

 

ArrayIterator::ArrayIterator( const AbstractArray& toIterate ) :

    beingIterated( toIterate ),

    currentIndex( toIterate.lowerbound )

{

    restart();

}

 

ArrayIterator::~ArrayIterator()

{

}

 

ArrayIterator::operator int()

{

    return currentIndex <= beingIterated.upperbound;

}

 

Object& ArrayIterator::current()

{

    if ( currentIndex <= beingIterated.upperbound )

        return beingIterated.objectAt( currentIndex );

    else

        return NOOBJECT;

}

 

void ArrayIterator::scan()

{

    if( currentIndex > beingIterated.upperbound )

        return;

 

    while( ++currentIndex <= beingIterated.upperbound &&

           beingIterated.objectAt( currentIndex ) == NOOBJECT )

        ;   // empty body

}

 

void ArrayIterator::restart()

{

    currentIndex = beingIterated.lowerbound;

    if( beingIterated.objectAt( currentIndex ) == NOOBJECT )

        scan();

}

 

Object& ArrayIterator::operator ++ ( int )

{

    Object& res = (currentIndex <= beingIterated.upperbound) ?

        beingIterated.objectAt( currentIndex ) : NOOBJECT;

 

    scan();

 

    return res;

}

Object& ArrayIterator::operator ++ ()

{

    scan();

    return (currentIndex <= beingIterated.upperbound) ?

        beingIterated.objectAt( currentIndex ) : NOOBJECT;

}

 


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