Feature #1101 » string.py
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#!/usr/bin/env python
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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# ˅
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class String(object): |
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# ˅
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## \brief A class representing a string.
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# This class is used for string manipulation and handling.
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# Additional details about the purpose of the class can be included here.
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# \author
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# \version 1.0
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# \date 2024-10-19
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# \warning This class is not thread-safe.
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def __init__(self, text): |
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## \brief Constructor for the String class.
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# Initializes a new instance of the String class.
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# \param text The initial text for the string object.
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self.text = text |
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def length(self): |
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## \brief Returns the length of the string.
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# This method calculates and returns the length of the current string.
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# \return The length of the string.
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return len(self.text) |
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def append(self, additional_text): |
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## \brief Appends additional text to the string.
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# Concatenates the given text to the existing string.
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# \param additional_text The text to append to the string.
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self.text += additional_text |
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