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IN: strings
USE: arithmetic
USE: combinators
USE: kernel
USE: lists
USE: logic
USE: stack

: f-or-"" ( obj -- ? )
    dup not swap "" = or ;

: str-length< ( str str -- boolean )
    #! Compare string lengths.
    [ str-length ] 2apply < ;

: cat ( [ "a" "b" "c" ] -- "abc" )
    ! If f appears in the list, it is not appended to the
    ! string.
    80 <sbuf> swap [ [ over sbuf-append ] when* ] each sbuf>str ;

: cat3 ( "a" "b" "c" -- "abc" )
    [ ] cons cons cons cat ;

: cat4 ( "a" "b" "c" "d" -- "abcd" )
    [ ] cons cons cons cons cat ;

: cat5 ( "a" "b" "c" "d" "e" -- "abcde" )
    [ ] cons cons cons cons cons cat ;

: index-of ( string substring -- index )
    0 -rot index-of* ;

: str-lexi> ( str1 str2 -- ? )
    ! Returns if the first string lexicographically follows str2
    str-compare 0 > ;

: str-head ( str index -- str )
    #! Returns a new string, from the beginning of the string
    #! until the given index.
    0 transp substring ;

: str-contains? ( substr str -- ? )
    swap index-of -1 = not ;

: str-tail ( str index -- str )
    #! Returns a new string, from the given index until the end
    #! of the string.
    over str-length rot substring ;

: str/ ( str index -- str str )
    #! Returns 2 strings, that when concatenated yield the
    #! original string.
    2dup str-tail [ str-head ] dip ;

: str// ( str index -- str str )
    #! Returns 2 strings, that when concatenated yield the
    #! original string, without the character at the given
    #! index.
    2dup succ str-tail [ str-head ] dip ;

: >title ( str -- str )
    1 str/ [ >upper ] dip >lower cat2 ;

: str-headcut ( str begin -- str str )
    str-length str/ ;

: str-head? ( str begin -- str )
    #! If the string starts with begin, return the rest of the
    #! string after begin. Otherwise, return f.
    2dup str-length< [
        2drop f
    ] [
        tuck str-headcut
        [ = ] dip f ?
    ] ifte ;

: str-tailcut ( str end -- str str )
    str-length [ dup str-length ] dip - str/ ;

: str-tail? ( str end -- str )
    #! If the string ends with end, return the start of the
    #! string before end. Otherwise, return f.
    2dup str-length< [
        2drop f
    ] [
        tuck str-tailcut swap
        [ = ] dip f ?
    ] ifte ;

: split1 ( string split -- before after )
    #! The car of the pair is the string up to the first
    #! occurrence of split; the cdr is the remainder of
    #! the string.
    2dup index-of dup -1 = [
        2drop f
    ] [
        swapd str/ rot str-length str/ nip
    ] ifte ;

: max-str-length ( list -- len )
    #! Returns the length of the longest string in the given
    #! list.
    0 swap [ str-length max ] each ;

: ends-with-newline? ( string -- string )
    #! Test if the string ends with a newline or not.
    "\n" str-tail? ;

: str-each ( str [ code ] -- )
    #! Execute the code, with each character of the string
    #! pushed onto the stack.
    over str-length [
        -rot 2dup [ [ str-nth ] dip call ] 2dip
    ] times* 2drop ;

: str-sort ( list -- sorted )
    #! Sorts the list into ascending lexicographical string
    #! order.
    [ str-lexi> ] sort ;

: blank? ( ch -- ? ) " \t\n\r" str-contains? ;
: letter? ( ch -- ? ) CHAR: a CHAR: z between? ;
: LETTER? ( ch -- ? ) CHAR: A CHAR: Z between? ;
: digit? ( ch -- ? ) CHAR: 0 CHAR: 9 between? ;
: printable? ( ch -- ? ) CHAR: \s CHAR: ~ between? ;

: quotable? ( ch -- ? )
    #! In a string literal, can this character be used without
    #! escaping?
    dup printable? swap "\"\\" str-contains? not and ;

: url-quotable? ( ch -- ? )
    #! In a URL, can this character be used without
    #! URL-encoding?
    [
        [ letter?             ] [ drop t ]
        [ LETTER?             ] [ drop t ]
        [ digit?              ] [ drop t ]
        [ "/_?" str-contains? ] [ drop t ]
        [                     ] [ drop f ]
    ] cond ;