void WindowFeatures::parseDialogFeatures(const String& string, DialogFeaturesMap& map)
{
Vector<String> vector;
string.split(';', vector);
size_t size = vector.size();
for (size_t i = 0; i < size; ++i) {
const String& featureString = vector[i];
size_t separatorPosition = featureString.find('=');
size_t colonPosition = featureString.find(':');
if (separatorPosition != kNotFound && colonPosition != kNotFound)
continue; // ignore strings that have both = and :
if (separatorPosition == kNotFound)
separatorPosition = colonPosition;
String key = featureString.left(separatorPosition).stripWhiteSpace().lower();
// Null string for value indicates key without value.
String value;
if (separatorPosition != kNotFound) {
value = featureString.substring(separatorPosition + 1).stripWhiteSpace().lower();
value = value.left(value.find(' '));
}
map.set(key, value);
}
}
static DialogFeaturesMap parseDialogFeaturesMap(const String& string)
{
// FIXME: Not clear why we take such a different approach to parsing dialog features
// as opposed to window features (using a map, different parsing quirks).
DialogFeaturesMap features;
Vector<String> vector;
string.split(';', vector);
for (auto& featureString : vector) {
size_t separatorPosition = featureString.find('=');
size_t colonPosition = featureString.find(':');
if (separatorPosition != notFound && colonPosition != notFound)
continue; // ignore strings that have both = and :
if (separatorPosition == notFound)
separatorPosition = colonPosition;
String key = featureString.left(separatorPosition).stripWhiteSpace();
// Null string for value indicates key without value.
String value;
if (separatorPosition != notFound) {
value = featureString.substring(separatorPosition + 1).stripWhiteSpace();
value = value.left(value.find(' '));
}
features.set(key, value);
}
return features;
}