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int | get_sp_char_size (const SGMLApplication::Char *ptr) |
Detect the byte size used by OpenSP. More... | |
ostream & | operator<< (ostream &os, SGMLApplication::CharString s) |
Convert OpenSP CharString to a C++ stream. More... | |
wchar_t * | CharStringtowchar_t (SGMLApplication::CharString source, wchar_t *dest) |
Convert OpenSP CharString and put it in the C wchar_t string provided. | |
string | CharStringtostring (const SGMLApplication::CharString source, string &dest) |
Convert OpenSP CharString to a C++ STL string. | |
string | AppendCharStringtostring (const SGMLApplication::CharString source, string &dest) |
Append an OpenSP CharString to an existing C++ STL string. | |
time_t | ofxdate_to_time_t (const string ofxdate) |
Convert a C++ string containing a time in OFX format to a C time_t. More... | |
double | ofxamount_to_double (const string ofxamount) |
Convert OFX amount of money to double float. More... | |
string | strip_whitespace (const string para_string) |
Sanitize a string coming from OpenSP. More... |
Definition in file fx-0.6.2/lib/ofx_utilities.cpp.
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Detect the byte size used by OpenSP. get_sp_char_size(const SGMLApplication::Char * ptr) is a somewhat ugly hack to detect how wide OpenSP's SGMLApplication::Char is. You give it a pointer to a string of char (such as CharString.ptr). It should give you the size of a Char, in multiple or your platform's standard char. The clean way to do this would have been to use the SP_MULTI_BYTE and SP_WCHAR_T_USHORT defines in SGMLApplication.h However, these defines are set at OpenSP compile time, wich is no help to someone with an OpenSP binary package, and litte help even if you compile from source Definition at line 30 of file fx-0.6.2/lib/ofx_utilities.cpp. Referenced by AppendCharStringtostring, CharStringtostring, CharStringtowchar_t, and operator<<. |
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Convert OFX amount of money to double float. Convert a C++ string containing an amount of money as specified by the OFX standard and convert it to a double float. Definition at line 163 of file fx-0.6.2/lib/ofx_utilities.cpp. |
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Convert a C++ string containing a time in OFX format to a C time_t. Converts a date from the YYYYMMDDHHMMSS.XXX[gmt offset:tz name] OFX format (see OFX 2.01 spec p.66) to a C time_t. Note that OFX can specify the time up to milliseconds, but ANSI C does not support this precision cleanly. So you wont know the millisecond you were ruined... Definition at line 109 of file fx-0.6.2/lib/ofx_utilities.cpp. |
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Convert OpenSP CharString to a C++ stream. Convert an OpenSP CharString directly to a C++ stream, to enable the use of cout directly for debugging. Definition at line 53 of file fx-0.6.2/lib/ofx_utilities.cpp. |
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Sanitize a string coming from OpenSP. Many weird caracters can be present inside a SGML element, as a result on the transfer protocol, or for any reason. This function greatly enhances the reliability of the library by zapping those gremlins (backspace,formfeed,newline,carriage return, horizontal and vertical tabs) as well as removing whitespace at the begining and end of the string. Otherwise, many problems will occur during stringmatching. Definition at line 178 of file fx-0.6.2/lib/ofx_utilities.cpp. |