C++ (Cpp) isCookieHeaderSeparator Examples

Example #1

Vector<ParsedCookie*> CookieParser::parse(const String& cookies)
{
    unsigned cookieStart, cookieEnd = 0;
    double curTime = currentTime();
    Vector<ParsedCookie*, 4> parsedCookies;

    unsigned cookiesLength = cookies.length();
    if (!cookiesLength) // Code below doesn't handle this case
        return parsedCookies;

    // Iterate over the header to parse all the cookies.
    while (cookieEnd <= cookiesLength) {
        cookieStart = cookieEnd;
        
        // Find a cookie separator.
        while (cookieEnd <= cookiesLength && !isCookieHeaderSeparator(cookies[cookieEnd]))
            cookieEnd++;

        // Detect an empty cookie and go to the next one.
        if (cookieStart == cookieEnd) {
            ++cookieEnd;
            continue;
        }

        if (cookieEnd < cookiesLength && isCookieHeaderSeparator(cookies[cookieEnd]))
            ++cookieEnd;

        ParsedCookie* cookie = parseOneCookie(cookies, cookieStart, cookieEnd - 1, curTime);
        if (cookie)
            parsedCookies.append(cookie);
    }
    return parsedCookies;
}

Example #2

File: BCCookieParserCurl.cpp Project: jackiekaon/owb-mirror

Vector<Cookie*> CookieParser::parse(const String& cookies)
{
    unsigned cookieStart, cookieEnd = 0;
    double curTime = currentTime();
    Vector<Cookie*, 4> parsedCookies;
 
    // Iterate over the header to parse all the cookies.
    while (cookieEnd <= cookies.length()) {
        cookieStart = cookieEnd;
        
        // Find a cookie separator.
        while (cookieEnd <= cookies.length() && !isCookieHeaderSeparator(cookies[cookieEnd]))
            cookieEnd++;

        Cookie* cookie = parseOneCookie(cookies, cookieStart, cookieEnd - 1, curTime);
        if (cookie)
            parsedCookies.append(cookie);
    }
    return parsedCookies;
}