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<FONT COLOR="navy"> NAME </FONT>
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DwBoyerMoore -- Class for executing Boyer-Moore string search algorithm
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<FONT COLOR="navy"> SYNOPSIS </FONT>
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<PRE>class DW_EXPORT DwBoyerMoore {
public:
<A HREF="boyermor.html#DwBoyerMoore">DwBoyerMoore</A>(const char* aCstr);
<A HREF="boyermor.html#DwBoyerMoore">DwBoyerMoore</A>(const DwString& aStr);
virtual ~DwBoyerMoore();
void <A HREF="boyermor.html#Assign">Assign</A>(const char* aCstr);
void <A HREF="boyermor.html#Assign">Assign</A>(const DwString& aStr);
size_t <A HREF="boyermor.html#FindIn">FindIn</A>(const DwString& aStr, size_t aPos);
};
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<B><TT>DwBoyerMoore</TT></B> implements the Boyer-Moore algorithm for searching
for a string. The Boyer-Moore algorithm is fast, but requires a bit of start-up
overhead compared to a brute force algorithm.
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<FONT COLOR="teal"><B> <A NAME="DwBoyerMoore">DwBoyerMoore</A>(const char*
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DwBoyerMoore(const DwString& aStr) </B></FONT>
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Constructs a <B><TT>DwBoyerMoore</TT></B> object for searching for a particular
string.
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<FONT COLOR="teal"><B> void <A NAME="Assign">Assign</A>(const char* aCstr)
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void Assign(const DwString& aStr) </B></FONT>
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Sets the string to search for.
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<FONT COLOR="teal"><B> size_t <A NAME="FindIn">FindIn</A>(const DwString&
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Searches for the search string in <B><TT>aStr</TT></B> starting at position
<B><TT>aPos</TT></B>. If found, the function returns the first position in
<B><TT>aStr</TT></B> where the search string was found. If not found, the
function returns <B><TT>DwString::npos</TT></B>.
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