C++ headers(hpp) with Python style.

linking is a annoying thing, so I write these source code in headers file(*.hpp), you can use them only with #include "xx.hpp", without linking *.a or *.so .

no linking , no hurts

But except for MysqlClient.hpp, if you #include "MysqlClient.hpp", you need linking with -lmysqlclient.

using namespace limonp;

string strname = "hello, world";
print(strname); //hello, world.
map<string, int> mp;
mp["hello"] = 1;
mp["world"] = 2;
print(mp); // {"hello": 1, "world": 2}

string res;
res << mp;
print(res); // {"hello": 1, "world": 2}

Because of having overrided << operator in file src/std_outbound.hpp, it not only suitable for map but also can be used for vector, set, unordered_map.

string str;
string_format(str, "%s, %s", "hello", "world"); 
print(str);
//hello, world.

string str;
char * a[] = {"hello", "world"}; 
join(a, a + sizeof(a)/sizeof(a[0]), str, ",");
print(str);
//hello, world;

string str = "hello, world";
vector<string> buf;
split(str, buf, ",");
print(buf);
//["hello", "world"];

LogInfo("%s, %s.", "hello", "world");
//2014-04-05 20:52:37 demo.cpp:20 INFO hello, world

In the same way, LogDebug,LogWarn,LogError,LogFatal.

see details in the code.

1. CppJieba

1. md5.hpp is copied from network, you can find original author in source code(in comments).
2. MutexLock.hpp, BlockingQueue.hpp, Condition.hpp reference from muduo.

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