starmath: Simplify and micro-optimize lookup in SmIsMathAlpha()

Change-Id: Ica2e0d14141785b9e14c05179e517117afadc5e0
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/33734
Tested-by: Jenkins <ci@libreoffice.org>
Reviewed-by: Takeshi Abe <tabe@fixedpoint.jp>
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Takeshi Abe
2017-01-31 14:05:53 +09:00
parent f3ba0c5d4d
commit cd2088f139

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@@ -29,27 +29,26 @@
#include "smmod.hxx"
#include <cassert>
#include <unordered_set>
// '\0' terminated Array with symbol, which should be treat as letters in
// StarMath Font, (to get a normal (non-clipped) SmRect in contrast to the
// other operators and symbols).
static sal_Unicode const aMathAlpha[] =
{
MS_ALEPH, MS_IM, MS_RE,
MS_WP, sal_Unicode(0xE070), MS_EMPTYSET,
sal_Unicode(0x2113), sal_Unicode(0xE0D6), sal_Unicode(0x2107),
sal_Unicode(0x2127), sal_Unicode(0x210A), MS_HBAR,
MS_LAMBDABAR, MS_SETN, MS_SETZ,
MS_SETQ, MS_SETR, MS_SETC,
sal_Unicode(0x2373), sal_Unicode(0xE0A5), sal_Unicode(0x2112),
sal_Unicode(0x2130), sal_Unicode(0x2131),
sal_Unicode('\0')
};
bool SmIsMathAlpha(const OUString &rText)
// true iff symbol (from StarMath Font) should be treated as letter
{
// Set of symbols, which should be treated as letters in StarMath Font
// (to get a normal (non-clipped) SmRect in contrast to the other operators
// and symbols).
static std::unordered_set<sal_Unicode> const aMathAlpha({
MS_ALEPH, MS_IM, MS_RE,
MS_WP, sal_Unicode(0xE070), MS_EMPTYSET,
sal_Unicode(0x2113), sal_Unicode(0xE0D6), sal_Unicode(0x2107),
sal_Unicode(0x2127), sal_Unicode(0x210A), MS_HBAR,
MS_LAMBDABAR, MS_SETN, MS_SETZ,
MS_SETQ, MS_SETR, MS_SETC,
sal_Unicode(0x2373), sal_Unicode(0xE0A5), sal_Unicode(0x2112),
sal_Unicode(0x2130), sal_Unicode(0x2131)
});
if (rText.isEmpty())
return false;
@@ -59,14 +58,8 @@ bool SmIsMathAlpha(const OUString &rText)
// is it a greek symbol?
if (sal_Unicode(0xE0AC) <= cChar && cChar <= sal_Unicode(0xE0D4))
return true;
else
{
// appears it in 'aMathAlpha'?
const sal_Unicode *pChar = aMathAlpha;
while (*pChar && *pChar != cChar)
pChar++;
return *pChar != '\0';
}
// or, does it appear in 'aMathAlpha'?
return aMathAlpha.find(cChar) != aMathAlpha.end();
}