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-Parsing
-Delimited DataThis tutorial describes the steps to parse delimited data. The
-data in the URI that is delimited into segments can be parsed using the TDelimitedXxxxParser8 classes.
-
Parse the delimited data using the following functionalities
-of TDelimitedXxxxParser8:
-
Set the delimiter (before parsing the data) to a specific character
-using SetDelimiter(). For example:
//set the delimiter character to '/'
-SetDelimiter(TChar('/'));
-
Parse the data into segments from left to right using Parse().
-
Parse the data into segments from right to left using ParseReverse().
Parse
-the data into segments before calling any of the functions described in the
-following steps.
-
Parse to the next segment using Inc().
-
Get the descriptor reference with the data using Des().
-
Get the current segment and parse the data to the next segment using GetNext().
-
Get the current segment using Peek().
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Get the remaining data from (and including) the current segment using Remainder().
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TDelimitedXxxxParser8 classes provide
-functionalities to parse delimited data, extract the current segment and parse
-the string for the next segment.
Use the class derived from TDelimitedParserBase8 for
-implementing the function provided by TDelimitedXxxxParser8.
The
-following three classes are used to parse the respective URI components:
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TDelimitedPathParser8 for parsing path into directories
-separated by '/'. For example: /doc_source/guide/N10047/index.html.
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TDelimitedPathSegmentParser8 for parsing parameters
-that are separated by ';' For example: postd=pp22;isub=1411@foo.com;user=phone.
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TDelimitedQueryParser8 for parsing the query string
-(after a '?') into name/value pairs that is separated by '&'. For example: sortcol=4&table=1&up=0&view=details
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The following table shows the delimiter to be used to separate each
-of the URI components:
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URI Component
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Delimiter
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Path
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/
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Path segment
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;
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Query
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&
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-HTTP Utilities
-Library Overview
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+Parsing
+Delimited DataThis tutorial describes the steps to parse delimited data. The
+data in the URI that is delimited into segments can be parsed using the TDelimitedXxxxParser8 classes.
+
Parse the delimited data using the following functionalities
+of TDelimitedXxxxParser8:
+
Set the delimiter (before parsing the data) to a specific character
+using SetDelimiter(). For example:
//set the delimiter character to '/'
+SetDelimiter(TChar('/'));
+
Parse the data into segments from left to right using Parse().
+
Parse the data into segments from right to left using ParseReverse().
Parse
+the data into segments before calling any of the functions described in the
+following steps.
+
Parse to the next segment using Inc().
+
Get the descriptor reference with the data using Des().
+
Get the current segment and parse the data to the next segment using GetNext().
+
Get the current segment using Peek().
+
Get the remaining data from (and including) the current segment using Remainder().
+
+
TDelimitedXxxxParser8 classes provide
+functionalities to parse delimited data, extract the current segment and parse
+the string for the next segment.
Use the class derived from TDelimitedParserBase8 for
+implementing the function provided by TDelimitedXxxxParser8.
The
+following three classes are used to parse the respective URI components:
+
+
+
+
TDelimitedPathParser8 for parsing path into directories
+separated by '/'. For example: /doc_source/guide/N10047/index.html.
+
+
+
TDelimitedPathSegmentParser8 for parsing parameters
+that are separated by ';' For example: postd=pp22;isub=1411@foo.com;user=phone.
+
+
+
TDelimitedQueryParser8 for parsing the query string
+(after a '?') into name/value pairs that is separated by '&'. For example: sortcol=4&table=1&up=0&view=details
+
The following table shows the delimiter to be used to separate each
+of the URI components:
+
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+
+
URI Component
+
Delimiter
+
+
+
Path
+
/
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+
Path segment
+
;
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+
Query
+
&
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+
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+
+
+
+
+HTTP Utilities
+Library Overview
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