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32 -- This child package of Ada.Strings.Wide_Unbounded provides some specialized
33 -- access functions which are intended to allow more efficient use of the
34 -- facilities of Ada.Strings.Wide_Unbounded, particularly by other layered
37 package Ada
.Strings
.Wide_Unbounded
.Aux
is
40 procedure Get_Wide_String
41 (U
: Unbounded_Wide_String
;
42 S
: out Wide_String_Access
;
44 pragma Inline
(Get_Wide_String
);
45 -- This procedure returns the internal string pointer used in the
46 -- representation of an unbounded string as well as the actual current
47 -- length (which may be less than S.all'Length because in general there
48 -- can be extra space assigned). The characters of this string may be
49 -- not be modified via the returned pointer, and are valid only as
50 -- long as the original unbounded string is not accessed or modified.
52 -- This procedure is much more efficient than the use of To_Wide_String
53 -- since it avoids the need to copy the string. The lower bound of the
54 -- referenced string returned by this call is always one, so the actual
55 -- string data is always accessible as S (1 .. L).
57 procedure Set_Wide_String
58 (UP
: in out Unbounded_Wide_String
;
60 pragma Inline
(Set_Wide_String
);
61 -- This function sets the string contents of the referenced unbounded
62 -- string to the given string value. It is significantly more efficient
63 -- than the use of To_Unbounded_Wide_String with an assignment, since it
64 -- avoids the necessity of messing with finalization chains. The lower
65 -- bound of the string S is not required to be one.
67 procedure Set_Wide_String
68 (UP
: in out Unbounded_Wide_String
;
69 S
: Wide_String_Access
);
70 pragma Inline
(Set_Wide_String
);
71 -- This version of Set_Wide_String takes a string access value, rather
72 -- than string. The lower bound of the string value is required to be one,
73 -- and this requirement is not checked.
75 end Ada
.Strings
.Wide_Unbounded
.Aux
;