Strings.cpp

 * Simple strings manipulations

// Simple strings manipulations
#include <CoreAPI.h>
//If you need the release build at full speed please change the Debug below to Release
//@config: Debug
 
//this function just displays the string
void show(const char* string) {
    coat::dialog().text(string).ok().show();
}
// The main() will be called as soon as user will run the script
EXPORT
int main(){
    // There is multiple types of strings in c++, just the sort of zoo
    // This is c-style sctring
    const char* cs = "c-string";
    // this is c++ type string
    std::string cpps = "cpp-string";
    // this is c++ Unicode string
    std::wstring cppw = L"Unicode string☺";
    // if you use special characters, save the file with the UTF-8 encoding 
    // This is the native 3DCoat string:
    coat::str coatstr = "3DCoat supports all types of strigs: ";
    // You may use all strings types, but it is better to use 3DCoat native string
    // because it is very functionally rich and compatible with other strings types.
    // There we concatenate all that strings
    coatstr << cs << ", " << cpps.c_str() << ", " << cppw.c_str();
    // show what we got
    show(coatstr);
    // We recommend using the c string (const char*) and native 3DCoat strings coat::str whenever possible
    // They both are well compatible between each other.
    float fv = 1.252345f;
    int iv = 1234;
    // clear the string
    coatstr.Clear();
    coatstr << "Format values using the << operator: float: " << fv << ", int: " << iv;
    show(coatstr);
 
    coatstr.Clear();
    coatstr << coat::str::Format("Format values using the Format function: float: %.04f, int: %d", fv, iv);
    show(coatstr);
 
    coatstr.Clear();
    coatstr << "Different float precission: " << coat::str::ToString(fv,1) << " " << coat::str::ToString(fv, 2) << " " << coat::str::ToString(fv, 3);
    show(coatstr);
 
    // let we got some path
    coat::str path = coat::io::dataPath();
    path << "Log.txt";
    show("Let we got some path: " + path);
    show("Filepath: " + path.GetFilePath());
    show("Filepath: " + path.GetFileName());
 
 
 
    return 0;
}