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- // Copyright 2019 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.
- #ifndef BASE_WIN_HSTRING_REFERENCE_H_
- #define BASE_WIN_HSTRING_REFERENCE_H_
- #include <hstring.h>
- #include "base/base_export.h"
- namespace base {
- namespace win {
- // HStringReference is an HSTRING representation of a null terminated
- // string backed by memory that outlives the HStringReference instance.
- //
- // If you need an HSTRING class that manages its own memory, you should
- // use ScopedHString instead.
- //
- // Note that HStringReference requires certain functions that are only
- // available on Windows 8 and later, and that these functions need to be
- // delayloaded to avoid breaking Chrome on Windows 7.
- //
- // Callers MUST check the return value of ResolveCoreWinRTStringDelayLoad()
- // *before* using HStringReference.
- //
- // One-time Initialization for HStringReference:
- //
- // const bool success = HStringReference::ResolveCoreWinRTStringDelayload();
- // if (success) {
- // // HStringReference can be used.
- // } else {
- // // Handle error.
- // }
- //
- // Example use:
- //
- // HStringReference string(L"abc");
- //
- class BASE_EXPORT HStringReference {
- public:
- // Loads all required HSTRING functions, available from Win8 and onwards.
- static bool ResolveCoreWinRTStringDelayload();
- HStringReference(const wchar_t* str, size_t len);
- explicit HStringReference(const wchar_t* str);
- HSTRING Get() const { return hstring_; }
- // HSTRING_HEADER is a structure that contains a pointer to the string
- // passed into the constructor, along with its length.
- // Since HSTRING is a pointer to HSTRING_HEADER, HStringReference
- // cannot be copyable, moveable or assignable, as that would invalidate
- // the HSTRING we're passing out to clients.
- // In the future, we can consider implementing these methods by storing
- // the string passed in the constructor and re-creating the HSTRING and
- // HSTRING_HEADER datastructures. For now, we'll keep things simple and
- // forbid these operations.
- HStringReference(const HStringReference&) = delete;
- HStringReference& operator=(const HStringReference&) = delete;
- private:
- HSTRING hstring_ = nullptr;
- HSTRING_HEADER hstring_header_;
- };
- } // namespace win
- } // namespace base
- #endif // BASE_WIN_HSTRING_REFERENCE_H_
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