// Character Map Class

//

// Originally written by Daniel Dulitz

// Yanked out from url.cc on February 2003 by Wei-Hwa Huang

//

// Copyright (C) Google, 2001.

//

// A fast, bit-vector map for 8-bit unsigned characters.

//

// Internally stores 256 bits in an array of 8 uint32s.

// See changelist history for micro-optimization attempts.

// Does quick bit-flicking to lookup needed characters.

//

// This class is useful for non-character purposes as well.

#pragma once

#include <string.h>

class Charmap {

public:

    // Initializes with given uint32 values.  For instance, the first

    // variable contains bits for values 0x1F (US) down to 0x00 (NUL).

    Charmap(uint32 b0, uint32 b1, uint32 b2, uint32 b3, uint32 b4, uint32 b5, uint32 b6,

            uint32 b7) {

        m_[0] = b0;

        m_[1] = b1;

        m_[2] = b2;

        m_[3] = b3;

        m_[4] = b4;

        m_[5] = b5;

        m_[6] = b6;

        m_[7] = b7;

    }

    // Initializes with a given char*.  Note that NUL is not treated as

    // a terminator, but rather a char to be flicked.

    Charmap(const char* str, int len) { Init(str, len); }

    // Initializes with a given char*.  NUL is treated as a terminator

    // and will not be in the charmap.

    explicit Charmap(const char* str) { Init(str, strlen(str)); }

    bool contains(unsigned char c) const { return (m_[c >> 5] >> (c & 0x1f)) & 0x1; }

    // Returns true if and only if a character exists in both maps.

    bool IntersectsWith(const Charmap& c) const {

        for (int i = 0; i < 8; ++i) {

            if ((m_[i] & c.m_[i]) != 0) return true;

        }

        return false;

    }

    bool IsZero() const {

        for (uint32 c : m_) {

            if (c != 0) return false;

        }

        return true;

    }

protected:

    uint32 m_[8];

    void Init(const char* str, int len) {

        memset(&m_, 0, sizeof m_);

        for (int i = 0; i < len; ++i) {

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            unsigned char value = static_cast<unsigned char>(str[i]);

            m_[value >> 5] |= 1UL << (value & 0x1f);

        }

    }

};