scc%mozilla.org 85aa1f07df In an assignment, |SetLength(0); SetLength(newLength);| so that the implementation won't bother to copy any old characters if allocation is required. Fiddled with inlining to reduce bloat ... more experiments needed.		2000-06-11 01:02:12 +00:00
..
nsAlgorithm.h	Exploiting a user-defined |operator->()| when the result is a pointer to a primitive type is problematic for the OS/2 VisualAge compiler. Eliminate such uses in the new string facilities. r=waterson	2000-06-01 06:01:18 +00:00
nsAReadableString.h	provide real definitions for |NS_LITERAL_STRING| (one of which exploits |wchar_t|); add a range-check assertion to |CharAt|; add another constructor to |nsPromiseConcatenation| to allow per-class |operator+()| (which some compilers need to resolve ambiguity) to work; fiddled with inlining to reduce bloat ... more experiments needed	2000-06-11 01:00:08 +00:00
nsAWritableString.h	In an assignment, |SetLength(0); SetLength(newLength);| so that the implementation won't bother to copy any old characters if allocation is required. Fiddled with inlining to reduce bloat ... more experiments needed.	2000-06-11 01:02:12 +00:00
nsCharTraits.h	Exploiting a user-defined |operator->()| when the result is a pointer to a primitive type is problematic for the OS/2 VisualAge compiler. Eliminate such uses in the new string facilities. These are stragglers missed in an earlier checkin.	2000-06-03 00:38:06 +00:00
nsFragmentedString.h	Bug #39686. Made an |NS_COUNT|. Put it in the new file "nsAlgorithm.h", to which I also moved |NS_MIN| and |NS_MAX| from "nscore.h", and |copy_string| and |copy_string_backward| from "nsAReadableString.h". Also fixed non-standard include-guards. r={sford, jag}	2000-05-20 20:43:26 +00:00
nsSharedString.h	Bug #39686. Made an |NS_COUNT|. Put it in the new file "nsAlgorithm.h", to which I also moved |NS_MIN| and |NS_MAX| from "nscore.h", and |copy_string| and |copy_string_backward| from "nsAReadableString.h". Also fixed non-standard include-guards. r={sford, jag}	2000-05-20 20:43:26 +00:00