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16 
17 #include "utils/strings/numbers.h"
18 
19 #ifdef COMPILER_MSVC
20 #include <sstream>
21 #endif  // COMPILER_MSVC
22 
23 #include <stdlib.h>
24 
25 namespace libtextclassifier3 {
26 
27 // This conversion is only valid for numerical base is 10 (radix)
ParseInt32(const char * c_str,int32 * value)28 bool ParseInt32(const char *c_str, int32 *value) {
29   char *temp;
30   // Short version of man strtol:
31   //
32   // strtol parses some optional whitespaces, an optional +/- sign, and next a
33   // succession of digits.  If it finds some digits, it sets temp to point to
34   // the first character after that succession of digits and returns the parsed
35   // integer.
36   //
37   // If there were no digits at all, strtol() sets temp to be c_str (the start
38   // address) and returns 0.
39   // Explicitly setting this to base 10 as 0 means the base used is determined
40   // by the format which can cause problems
41   *value = strtol(c_str, &temp, 10);  // NOLINT
42 
43   // temp != c_str means that the input string contained at least one digit (see
44   // above).  *temp == '\0' means the input string does not contain any random
45   // chars after the number.
46   return (temp != c_str) && (*temp == '\0');
47 }
48 
49 // This conversion is only valid for numerical base is 10 (radix)
ParseInt64(const char * c_str,int64 * value)50 bool ParseInt64(const char *c_str, int64 *value) {
51   char *temp;
52 
53   // Explicitly setting this to base 10 as 0 means the base used is determined
54   // by the format which can cause problems
55   *value = strtoll(c_str, &temp, 10);  // NOLINT
56 
57   // See comments inside ParseInt32.
58   return (temp != c_str) && (*temp == '\0');
59 }
60 
ParseDouble(const char * c_str,double * value)61 bool ParseDouble(const char *c_str, double *value) {
62   char *temp;
63   *value = strtod(c_str, &temp);
64 
65   // See comments inside ParseInt32.
66   return (temp != c_str) && (*temp == '\0');
67 }
68 
69 #ifdef COMPILER_MSVC
IntToString(int64 input)70 std::string IntToString(int64 input) {
71   std::stringstream stream;
72   stream << input;
73   return stream.str();
74 }
75 #else
IntToString(int64 input)76 std::string IntToString(int64 input) {
77   return std::to_string(input);
78 }
79 #endif  // COMPILER_MSVC
80 
81 }  // namespace libtextclassifier3
82