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Improved handling for HTTP X-Forwarded-For and Forwarded #4009
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Would boost::regex be better? It's certainly a bit less code.
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This was a good question to ask. At this prompt I explored using
boost::regex
to do the work. I don't have a lot of experience withboost::regex
, so maybe I'm missing something. But from what I can seeboost::regex
does not supportboost::string_view
very well if at all.The problem is that
ripple::forwardedFor()
is designed to return aboost::string_view
extracted from the passed inhttp_request_type const&
. I believe this design is intended to avoid the memory allocations that are involved withstd::string
creation. After poking atboost::regex
for a few hours I've been unable to locate the operations I would need to perform in order to getboost::regex
to operate on and produce the neededboost::string_view
. A few web searches helped to reinforce this suspicion.Maybe you have more experience with
boost::regex
and can steer me in the right direction? Failing that, I'm afraid the current character manipulations are the best I can do.I did not look into using
std::regex
since, disappointingly,std::regex
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I see. I didn't consider
boost::string_view
.