URLEncode
I use this functions to prepare POST strings with XML data. The first function URLEncode1
uses less memory but is slower than the second URLEncode2
. Both functions return a CString
and get a CString
as the input parameter.
The demo project contains sample usage with execution time of presented functions.
Source
Helper function
inline BYTE toHex(const BYTE &x)
{
return x > 9 ? x + 55: x + 48;
}
URLEncode1
CString URLEncode1(CString sIn)
{
CString sOut;
int k;
const int nLen = sIn.GetLength() + 1;
register LPBYTE pOutTmp = NULL;
LPBYTE pOutBuf = NULL;
register LPBYTE pInTmp = NULL;
LPBYTE pInBuf =(LPBYTE)sIn.GetBuffer(nLen);
BYTE b = 0;
k = 0;
pInTmp = pInBuf;
while(*pInTmp)
{
if (!isalnum(*pInTmp) && !isalnum(*pInTmp))
k++;
pInTmp++;
}
pOutBuf = (LPBYTE)sOut.GetBuffer(nLen + 2 * k);
if(pOutBuf)
{
pInTmp = pInBuf;
pOutTmp = pOutBuf;
while (*pInTmp)
{
if(isalnum(*pInTmp))
*pOutTmp++ = *pInTmp;
else
if(isspace(*pInTmp))
*pOutTmp++ = '+';
else
{
*pOutTmp++ = '%';
*pOutTmp++ = toHex(*pInTmp>>4);
*pOutTmp++ = toHex(*pInTmp%16);
}
pInTmp++;
}
*pOutTmp = '\0';
sOut.ReleaseBuffer();
}
sIn.ReleaseBuffer();
return sOut;
}
URLEncode2
CString URLEncode2(CString sIn)
{
CString sOut;
const int nLen = sIn.GetLength() + 1;
register LPBYTE pOutTmp = NULL;
LPBYTE pOutBuf = NULL;
register LPBYTE pInTmp = NULL;
LPBYTE pInBuf =(LPBYTE)sIn.GetBuffer(nLen);
BYTE b = 0;
pOutBuf = (LPBYTE)sOut.GetBuffer(nLen * 3 - 2);
if(pOutBuf)
{
pInTmp = pInBuf;
pOutTmp = pOutBuf;
while (*pInTmp)
{
if(isalnum(*pInTmp))
*pOutTmp++ = *pInTmp;
else
if(isspace(*pInTmp))
*pOutTmp++ = '+';
else
{
*pOutTmp++ = '%';
*pOutTmp++ = toHex(*pInTmp>>4);
*pOutTmp++ = toHex(*pInTmp%16);
}
pInTmp++;
}
*pOutTmp = '\0';
sOut.ReleaseBuffer();
}
sIn.ReleaseBuffer();
return sOut;
}
Modifications
26.06.2001 - changed out buffer memory allocation (thx 2 Marc Brooks and Matthias)