Simple wrapper around standard string with useful URI-specific methods. More...

#include <URI.hpp>

Public Member Functions
	URI (const std::basic_string< char > &uri="nil:0")
	Construct a URI from an std::string.
	URI (const char *uri)
	Construct a URI from a C string.
const std::string	chop_start (const std::string &str) const
	Return path with everything up to and including the first occurence of str chopped.
std::string	chop_scheme () const
	Return the URI with the scheme removed (as a string).
std::string	scheme () const
	Return the URI scheme (everything before the first ':').
const std::string	str () const
const char *	c_str () const
std::string	substr (size_t start, size_t end=std::string::npos) const
bool	operator< (const URI &uri) const
bool	operator<= (const URI &uri) const
bool	operator== (const URI &uri) const
bool	operator!= (const URI &uri) const
size_t	length () const
size_t	find (const std::string &s) const
size_t	find_last_of (char c) const
	operator Raul::Atom () const
Static Public Member Functions
static bool	is_valid (const std::basic_string< char > &uri)

Detailed Description

Simple wrapper around standard string with useful URI-specific methods.

This "should" be used for proper URIs (RFC3986), but not much support or validation is built-in yet. The URI string MUST have a scheme though.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Raul::URI::URI ( const std::basic_string< char > & uri = "nil:0" ) [inline]

Construct a URI from an std::string.

It is a fatal error to construct a URI from an invalid string, use is_valid first to check.

Raul::URI::URI ( const char * uri ) [inline]

Construct a URI from a C string.

It is a fatal error to construct a URI from an invalid string, use is_valid first to check.

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