Port DictionaryValue to use string16 instead of wstring.

base/values.h

 // Copyright (c) 2006-2008 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
 // Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
 // found in the LICENSE file.
 
 // This file specifies a recursive data storage class called Value
 // intended for storing setting and other persistable data.
 // It includes the ability to specify (recursive) lists and dictionaries, so
 // it's fairly expressive.  However, the API is optimized for the common case,
 // namely storing a hierarchical tree of simple values.  Given a
 // DictionaryValue root, you can easily do things like:
 //
 // root->SetString(L"global.pages.homepage", L"http://goateleporter.com");
 // std::wstring homepage = L"http://google.com";  // default/fallback value
 // root->GetString(L"global.pages.homepage", &homepage);
 //
 // where "global" and "pages" are also DictionaryValues, and "homepage"
 // is a string setting.  If some elements of the path didn't exist yet,
 // the SetString() method would create the missing elements and attach them
 // to root before attaching the homepage value.
 
 #ifndef BASE_VALUES_H_
 #define BASE_VALUES_H_
 
 #include <iterator>
 #include <map>
-#include <string>
 #include <vector>
 
 #include "base/basictypes.h"
+#include "base/string16.h"
 
 class Value;
 class FundamentalValue;
 class StringValue;
 class BinaryValue;
 class DictionaryValue;
 class ListValue;
 
 typedef std::vector<Value*> ValueVector;
-typedef std::map<std::wstring, Value*> ValueMap;
+typedef std::map<string16, Value*> ValueMap;
 
 // The Value class is the base class for Values.  A Value can be
 // instantiated via the Create*Value() factory methods, or by directly
 // creating instances of the subclasses.
 class Value {
  public:
   virtual ~Value();
 
   // Convenience methods for creating Value objects for various
   // kinds of values without thinking about which class implements them.
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 class DictionaryValue : public Value {
  public:
   DictionaryValue() : Value(TYPE_DICTIONARY) {}
   ~DictionaryValue();
 
   // Subclassed methods
   Value* DeepCopy() const;
   virtual bool Equals(const Value* other) const;
 
   // Returns true if the current dictionary has a value for the given key.
-  bool HasKey(const std::wstring& key) const;
+  bool HasKey(const string16& key) const;
 
   // Clears any current contents of this dictionary.
   void Clear();
 
   // Sets the Value associated with the given path starting from this object.
   // A path has the form "<key>" or "<key>.<key>.[...]", where "." indexes
   // into the next DictionaryValue down.  Obviously, "." can't be used
   // within a key, but there are no other restrictions on keys.
   // If the key at any step of the way doesn't exist, or exists but isn't
   // a DictionaryValue, a new DictionaryValue will be created and attached
   // to the path in that location.
   // Note that the dictionary takes ownership of the value
   // referenced by in_value.
-  bool Set(const std::wstring& path, Value* in_value);
+  bool Set(const string16& path, Value* in_value);
 
   // Convenience forms of Set().  These methods will replace any existing
   // value at that path, even if it has a different type.
-  bool SetBoolean(const std::wstring& path, bool in_value);
-  bool SetInteger(const std::wstring& path, int in_value);
-  bool SetReal(const std::wstring& path, double in_value);
-  bool SetString(const std::wstring& path, const std::string& in_value);
-  bool SetString(const std::wstring& path, const std::wstring& in_value);
+  bool SetBoolean(const string16& path, bool in_value);
+  bool SetInteger(const string16& path, int in_value);
+  bool SetReal(const string16& path, double in_value);
+  bool SetString(const string16& path, const std::string& in_value);
+  bool SetString(const string16& path, const string16& in_value);
 
   // Gets the Value associated with the given path starting from this object.
   // A path has the form "<key>" or "<key>.<key>.[...]", where "." indexes
   // into the next DictionaryValue down.  If the path can be resolved
   // successfully, the value for the last key in the path will be returned
   // through the "value" parameter, and the function will return true.
   // Otherwise, it will return false and "value" will be untouched.
   // Note that the dictionary always owns the value that's returned.
-  bool Get(const std::wstring& path, Value** out_value) const;
+  bool Get(const string16& path, Value** out_value) const;
 
   // These are convenience forms of Get().  The value will be retrieved
   // and the return value will be true if the path is valid and the value at
   // the end of the path can be returned in the form specified.
-  bool GetBoolean(const std::wstring& path, bool* out_value) const;
-  bool GetInteger(const std::wstring& path, int* out_value) const;
-  bool GetReal(const std::wstring& path, double* out_value) const;
-  bool GetString(const std::wstring& path, std::string* out_value) const;
-  bool GetString(const std::wstring& path, std::wstring* out_value) const;
-  bool GetBinary(const std::wstring& path, BinaryValue** out_value) const;
-  bool GetDictionary(const std::wstring& path,
+  bool GetBoolean(const string16& path, bool* out_value) const;
+  bool GetInteger(const string16& path, int* out_value) const;
+  bool GetReal(const string16& path, double* out_value) const;
+  bool GetString(const string16& path, std::string* out_value) const;
+  bool GetString(const string16& path, string16* out_value) const;
+  bool GetBinary(const string16& path, BinaryValue** out_value) const;
+  bool GetDictionary(const string16& path,
                      DictionaryValue** out_value) const;
-  bool GetList(const std::wstring& path, ListValue** out_value) const;
+  bool GetList(const string16& path, ListValue** out_value) const;
 
   // Removes the Value with the specified path from this dictionary (or one
   // of its child dictionaries, if the path is more than just a local key).
   // If |out_value| is non-NULL, the removed Value AND ITS OWNERSHIP will be
   // passed out via out_value.  If |out_value| is NULL, the removed value will
   // be deleted.  This method returns true if |path| is a valid path; otherwise
   // it will return false and the DictionaryValue object will be unchanged.
-  bool Remove(const std::wstring& path, Value** out_value);
+  bool Remove(const string16& path, Value** out_value);
 
   // This class provides an iterator for the keys in the dictionary.
   // It can't be used to modify the dictionary.
   class key_iterator
-    : private std::iterator<std::input_iterator_tag, const std::wstring> {
+    : private std::iterator<std::input_iterator_tag, const string16> {
    public:
     key_iterator(ValueMap::const_iterator itr) { itr_ = itr; }
     key_iterator operator++() { ++itr_; return *this; }
-    const std::wstring& operator*() { return itr_->first; }
+    const string16& operator*() { return itr_->first; }
     bool operator!=(const key_iterator& other) { return itr_ != other.itr_; }
     bool operator==(const key_iterator& other) { return itr_ == other.itr_; }
 
    private:
     ValueMap::const_iterator itr_;
   };
 
   key_iterator begin_keys() const { return key_iterator(dictionary_.begin()); }
   key_iterator end_keys() const { return key_iterator(dictionary_.end()); }
 
  private:
   DISALLOW_EVIL_CONSTRUCTORS(DictionaryValue);
 
   // Associates the value |in_value| with the |key|.  This method should be
   // used instead of "dictionary_[key] = foo" so that any previous value can
   // be properly deleted.
-  void SetInCurrentNode(const std::wstring& key, Value* in_value);
+  void SetInCurrentNode(const string16& key, Value* in_value);
 
   ValueMap dictionary_;
 };
 
 // This type of Value represents a list of other Value values.
 class ListValue : public Value {
  public:
   ListValue() : Value(TYPE_LIST) {}
   ~ListValue();
 
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   virtual bool Serialize(const Value& root) = 0;
 
   // This method deserializes the subclass-specific format into a Value object.
   // If the return value is non-NULL, the caller takes ownership of returned
   // Value. If the return value is NULL, and if error_message is non-NULL,
   // error_message should be filled with a message describing the error.
   virtual Value* Deserialize(std::string* error_message) = 0;
 };
 
 #endif  // BASE_VALUES_H_