Decodes UTF-8 encoding from string to Unicode Code Point

In the previous test of UTF-8 encoding, the boost. locale library can be used to convert the UTF-8 encoding of a character into Unicode Code Point.

I read some code of locale today. The author Artyom suggested using the utf_to_utf function to get everything done. My requirement is to parse all the Unicode code points of the string. It seems that the utf_to_utf name is not suitable.

So I modified some of Artyom's code. Now let's take a look at the calling code of Main. CC:

# Include "test. H "# include" util/endian. H "# include" util/UTF. H "# include <iostream> using namespace STD; int main (INT argc, char ** argv) {// test (3> 2 ); char const * P = "1"; cout <printstringasbinarystring (p) <Endl; string STR = "1, 2, 3"; cout <printstringasbinarystring (STR) <Endl; string:: iterator itor = Str. begin (); vector <code_point> points; utf8tounicode (itor, str. end (), points); cout <"code point0: 0x" <STD: Hex <points [0] <"binary format: B "<printintasbinarystring (points [0]) <Endl; cout <" code point1: 0x "<STD :: hex <points [1] <"binary format: B" <printintasbinarystring (points [1]) <Endl; cout <"code point2: 0x "<STD: Hex <points [2] <" binary format: B "<printintasbinarystring (points [2]) <Endl ;}

The running result string "one, two, three" is printed as follows:

code point0: 0x4e00 binary format:B00000000000000000100111000000000code point1: 0x4e8c binary format:B00000000000000000100111010001100code point2: 0x4e09 binary format:B00000000000000000100111000001001

All the implementation code is in UTF. h:

#ifndef UTIL_UTF_H_#define UTIL_UTF_H_#include "util/endian.h"#include "util/unicode_error.h"#include <boost/locale/utf.hpp>using namespace boost::locale::utf;string PrintStringAsBinaryString(char const* p) {  stringstream stream;  for (size_t i = 0; i < strlen(p); ++i) {    stream << PrintIntAsBinaryString(p[i]);    stream << " ";  }  return stream.str();}string PrintStringAsBinaryString(string const& str) {  stringstream stream;  for (size_t i = 0; i < str.size(); ++i) {    stream << PrintIntAsBinaryString(str[i]);    stream << " ";  }  return stream.str();}struct ParseResult {  code_point point;  size_t size;};int trail_length(char ci) {  unsigned char c = ci;  if(c < 128)    return 0;  if(BOOST_LOCALE_UNLIKELY(c < 194))    return -1;  if(c < 224)    return 1;  if(c < 240)    return 2;  if(BOOST_LOCALE_LIKELY(c <=244))    return 3;  return -1;}int width(code_point value) {  if(value <=0x7F) {    return 1;  }  else if(value <=0x7FF) {    return 2;  }  else if(BOOST_LOCALE_LIKELY(value <=0xFFFF)) {    return 3;  }  else {    return 4;  }}bool is_trail(char ci) {  unsigned char c = ci;  return (c & 0xC0) == 0x80;}bool is_lead(char ci) {  return !is_trail(ci);}// Convert the UTF-8 string into template<typename Iterator>void ParseUTF8(Iterator &p, Iterator e, ParseResult& result) {  if (BOOST_LOCALE_UNLIKELY(p == e)) {    throw UnicodeError("ParseUTF8 failed");  }  unsigned char lead = *p++;  // First byte is fully validated here  int trail_size = trail_length(lead);  if(BOOST_LOCALE_UNLIKELY(trail_size < 0)) {    throw UnicodeError("ParseUTF8 failed");  }  //  // Ok as only ASCII may be of size = 0  // also optimize for ASCII text  //  if(trail_size == 0) {    result.point = lead;    result.size = 1;    return;  }              code_point c = lead & ((1<<(6-trail_size))-1);  // Read the rest  unsigned char tmp;  switch(trail_size) {  case 3:    if(BOOST_LOCALE_UNLIKELY(p==e)) {      throw UnicodeError("ParseUTF8 failed");    }    tmp = *p++;    c = (c << 6) | ( tmp & 0x3F);  case 2:    if(BOOST_LOCALE_UNLIKELY(p==e)) {      throw UnicodeError("ParseUTF8 failed");    }    tmp = *p++;    c = (c << 6) | ( tmp & 0x3F);  case 1:    if(BOOST_LOCALE_UNLIKELY(p==e)) {      throw UnicodeError("ParseUTF8 failed");    }    tmp = *p++;    c = (c << 6) | ( tmp & 0x3F);  }  // Check code point validity: no surrogates and  // valid range  if(BOOST_LOCALE_UNLIKELY(!is_valid_codepoint(c))) {    throw UnicodeError("ParseUTF8 failed");  }  // make sure it is the most compact representation  if(BOOST_LOCALE_UNLIKELY(width(c) != trail_size + 1)) {    throw UnicodeError("ParseUTF8 failed");  }    result.point = c;  result.size = trail_size + 1;}// Convert the UTF-8 string that represent one single Unicode character in [start, end) to Unicode code pointtemplate<typename Iterator>code_point UTF8ToUnicode(Iterator &start, Iterator end) {  ParseResult result;  ParseUTF8(start, end, result);  return result.point;}template<typename Iterator>code_point UTF8ToUnicode(Iterator &start, Iterator end, vector<code_point>& points) {  ParseResult result;  Iterator begin = start;  while (begin < end) {    ParseUTF8(start, end, result);    points.push_back(result.point);    begin += result.size;  }}#endif

I have not studied wstring. But in general, string is enough for me, understand the Unicode and UTF-8 encoding, the understanding of the system knowledge is greatly improved.