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Diff for libcfg+/src/platon/str/strcgi.h between version 1.2 and 1.3

version 1.2, 2003/04/21 23:51:36 version 1.3, 2003/04/22 14:22:53
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 /**  /**
  * CGI related string functions.   * CGI related string functions
  *   *
  * @file        platon/str/strcgi.h   * @file        platon/str/strcgi.h
  * @author      Rafael Steil <rafael@insanecorp.com>  
  * @author      Ondrej Jombik <nepto@platon.sk>   * @author      Ondrej Jombik <nepto@platon.sk>
  * @version     \$Platon: libplaton/platon/str/strcgi.h,v 1.1 2003/04/21 00:48:36 nepto Exp $   * @author      Rafael Steil <rafael@insanecorp.com>
    * @version     \$Platon: libplaton/platon/str/strcgi.h,v 1.2 2003/04/21 23:51:36 nepto Exp $
  * @date        2001-2003   * @date        2001-2003
  *   *
  * This part is mostly based on the libcgi 0.7.2 library by Rafael Steil.   * This part is mostly based on the libcgi 0.7.2 library by Rafael Steil
    * and PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor source codes (http://www.php.net/).
  */   */
   
 #ifndef _PLATON_STR_STRCGI_H  #ifndef _PLATON_STR_STRCGI_H
Line 31  extern "C" {
Line 32  extern "C" {
          * @return              allocated encoded string           * @return              allocated encoded string
          *                              or NULL on memory allocation error           *                              or NULL on memory allocation error
          *           *
          * This function transform special characters into their appropriate           * Function transform special characters into their appropriate hexadecimal
          * hexadecimal form (like "%E1"). Original code was from PHP: Hypertext           * form (like "\%E1"). It is encoded the same way that the posted data from
          * preprocessor sources. See http://www.php.net/ for more info.           * a WWW form is encoded, that is the same way as in the media type called
            * application/x-www-form-urlencoded. This differs from the RFC1738
            * encoding (see rawurlencode() function) in that for historical reasons,
            * spaces are encoded as plus (+) signs.
            *
            * Original code was from PHP: Hypertext preprocessor sources. See
            * http://www.php.net/ for more information.
          */           */
         char *PLATON_FUNC(urlencode)(const char *str);          char *PLATON_FUNC(urlencode)(const char *str);
   
Line 44  extern "C" {
Line 51  extern "C" {
          * @return              allocated decoded string           * @return              allocated decoded string
          *                              or NULL on memory allocation error           *                              or NULL on memory allocation error
          *           *
          * This function searches for special character sequences (like "%E1")           * Function searches for special character sequences (like "\%E1") in str
          * in str variable and converts them to the their apropriate ASCII           * variable and converts them to the their apropriate ASCII character
          * character correspondent.           * correspondent. For more information about how data are encoded, see
            * urlencode() function.
          */           */
         char *PLATON_FUNC(urldecode)(const char *str);          char *PLATON_FUNC(urldecode)(const char *str);
   
         /**          /**
            * URL-encodes string according to RFC1738
            *
            * @param               str             string to encode
            * @return              allocated encoded string
            *                              or NULL on memory allocation error
            *
            * Function transform special characters into their appropriate hexadecimal
            * form (like "\%E1"). This is the encoding described in RFC1738 for
            * protecting literal characters from being interpreted as special URL
            * delimiters, and for protecting URL's from being mangled by transmission
            * media with character conversions (like some e-mail systems). This
            * differs from the urlencode() function, where spaces are not encoded as
            * plus (+) signs.
            *
            * Original code was from PHP: Hypertext preprocessor sources. See
            * http://www.php.net/ for more information.
            */
           char *PLATON_FUNC(rawurlencode)(const char *str);
   
           /**
            * Decodes URL-encoded string according to RFC1738
            *
            * @param               str             string to decode
            * @return              allocated decoded string
            *                              or NULL on memory allocation error
            *
            * This function searches for special character sequences (like "\%E1") in
            * str variable and converts them to the their apropriate ASCII character
            * correspondent. For more information about how data are encoded, see
            * rawurlencode() function.
            */
           char *PLATON_FUNC(rawurldecode)(const char *str);
   
           /**
          * Adds slashes to a string when necessary           * Adds slashes to a string when necessary
          *           *
          * @param               __s             string where to add slashes           * @param               __s             string where to add slashes
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