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/*
* $Id: pattern.h 942 2008-03-04 18:21:33Z hubert@u.washington.edu $
*
* ========================================================================
* Copyright 2013-2022 Eduardo Chappa
* Copyright 2006-2008 University of Washington
*
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
* You may obtain a copy of the License at
*
* http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
*
* ========================================================================
*/
#ifndef PITH_PATTERN_INCLUDED
#define PITH_PATTERN_INCLUDED
#include "../pith/msgno.h"
#include "../pith/sorttype.h"
#include "../pith/string.h"
#include "../pith/indxtype.h"
/*
* This structure is used to contain strings which are matched against
* header fields. The match is a simple substring match. The match is
* an OR of all the patterns in the PATTERN_S list. That is,
* substring1_matches OR substring2_matches OR substring3_matches.
* If not is set in the _head_ of the PATTERN_S, it is a NOT of the
* whole pattern, that is,
* NOT (substring1_matches OR substring2_matches OR substring3_matches).
* The not variable is not meaningful except in the head member of the
* PATTERN_S list.
*/
typedef struct pattern_s {
int not; /* NOT of whole pattern */
char *substring;
struct pattern_s *next;
} PATTERN_S;
/*
* List of these is a list of arbitrary freetext headers and patterns.
* This may be part of a pattern group.
* The isemptyval bit is to keep track of the difference between an arb
* header with no value set and one with the empty value "" set. For the
* other builtin headers this difference is kept track of by whether or
* not the header is in the config file at all or not. Here we want to
* be able to add a header to the config file without necessarily giving
* it a value.
*/
typedef struct arbhdr_s {
char *field;
PATTERN_S *p;
int isemptyval;
struct arbhdr_s *next;
} ARBHDR_S;
/*
* A list of intervals of integers.
*/
typedef struct intvl_s {
long imin, imax;
struct intvl_s *next;
} INTVL_S;
/*
* A Pattern group gives characteristics of an envelope to match against. Any of
* the characteristics (to, from, ...) which is non-null must match for the
* whole thing to be considered a match. That is, it is an AND of all the
* non-null members.
*/
typedef struct patgrp_s {
char *nick;
char *comment; /* for user, not used for anything */
PATTERN_S *to,
*from,
*sender,
*cc,
*recip,
*partic,
*news,
*subj,
*alltext,
*bodytext,
*keyword,
*charsets;
STRLIST_S *charsets_list; /* used for efficiency, computed from charset */
ARBHDR_S *arbhdr; /* list of arbitrary hdrnames and patterns */
int fldr_type; /* see FLDR_* below */
PATTERN_S *folder; /* folder if type FLDR_SPECIFIC */
int inabook; /* see IAB_* below */
PATTERN_S *abooks;
int do_score;
INTVL_S *score;
int do_age;
INTVL_S *age; /* ages are in days */
int do_size;
INTVL_S *size;
int age_uses_sentdate; /* on or off */
int do_cat;
char **category_cmd;
INTVL_S *cat;
long cat_lim; /* -1 no limit 0 only headers */
int bogus; /* patgrp contains unknown stuff */
int stat_new, /* msg status is New (Unseen) */
stat_rec, /* msg status is Recent */
stat_del, /* msg status is Deleted */
stat_imp, /* msg is flagged Important */
stat_ans, /* msg is flagged Answered */
stat_8bitsubj, /* subject contains 8bit chars */
stat_bom, /* this is first pine run of the month */
stat_boy; /* this is first pine run of the year */
} PATGRP_S;
#define FLDR_ANY 0
#define FLDR_NEWS 1
#define FLDR_EMAIL 2
#define FLDR_SPECIFIC 3
#define FLDR_DEFL FLDR_EMAIL
#define IAB_EITHER 0x0 /* don't care if in or not */
#define IAB_TYPE_MASK 0xf
#define IAB_YES 0x1 /* addresses in any abook */
#define IAB_NO 0x2 /* " not " */
#define IAB_SPEC_YES 0x3 /* addresses in specific abooks */
#define IAB_SPEC_NO 0x4
/*
* Warning about reply-to. We're using the c-client envelope reply-to which
* means if there isn't a real reply-to it uses the From!
*/
#define IAB_ADDR_MASK 0xff0
#define IAB_FROM 0x10 /* from address included in list */
#define IAB_REPLYTO 0x20 /* reply-to address included in list */
#define IAB_SENDER 0x40 /* sender address included in list */
#define IAB_TO 0x80 /* to address included in list */
#define IAB_CC 0x100 /* cc address included in list */
#define IAB_DEFL IAB_EITHER
#define FILTER_STATE 0
#define FILTER_KILL 1
#define FILTER_FOLDER 2
/*
* For the Status parts of a PATGRP_S. For example, stat_del is Deleted
* status. User sets EITHER means they don't care, it always matches.
* YES means it must be deleted to match. NO means it must not be deleted.
*/
#define PAT_STAT_EITHER 0 /* we don't care which, yes or no */
#define PAT_STAT_YES 1 /* yes, this status is true */
#define PAT_STAT_NO 2 /* no, this status is not true */
/*
* For the State setting part of a filter action
*/
#define ACT_STAT_LEAVE 0 /* leave msg state alone */
#define ACT_STAT_SET 1 /* set this part of msg state */
#define ACT_STAT_CLEAR 2 /* clear this part of msg state */
typedef struct action_s {
unsigned is_a_role:1; /* this is a role action */
unsigned is_a_incol:1; /* this is an index color action */
unsigned is_a_score:1; /* this is a score setting action */
unsigned is_a_filter:1; /* this is a filter action */
unsigned is_a_other:1; /* this is a miscellaneous action */
unsigned is_a_srch:1; /* this is for Select cmd, no action */
unsigned bogus:1; /* action contains unknown stuff */
unsigned been_here_before:1; /* inheritance loop prevention */
/* --- These are for roles --- */
ADDRESS *from; /* value to set for From */
ADDRESS *replyto; /* value to set for Reply-To */
char **cstm; /* custom headers */
char **smtp; /* custom SMTP server for this role */
char **nntp; /* custom NNTP server for this role */
char *fcc; /* value to set for Fcc */
char *litsig; /* value to set Literal Signature */
char *sig; /* value to set for Sig File */
char *template; /* value to set for Template */
char *nick; /* value to set for Nickname */
int repl_type; /* see ROLE_REPL_* below */
int forw_type; /* see ROLE_FORW_* below */
int comp_type; /* see ROLE_COMP_* below */
char *inherit_nick; /* pattern we inherit actions from */
/* --- This is for indexcoloring --- */
COLOR_PAIR *incol; /* colors for index line */
/* --- This is for scoring --- */
long scoreval;
HEADER_TOK_S *scorevalhdrtok;
/* --- These are for filtering --- */
int kill;
long state_setting_bits;
PATTERN_S *keyword_set; /* set these keywords */
PATTERN_S *keyword_clr; /* clear these keywords */
PATTERN_S *folder; /* folders to recv. filtered mail */
int move_only_if_not_deleted; /* on or off */
int non_terminating; /* on or off */
/* --- These are for other --- */
/* sort order of folder */
unsigned sort_is_set:1;
SortOrder sortorder; /* sorting order */
int revsort; /* whether or not to reverse sort */
/* Index format of folder */
char *index_format;
unsigned startup_rule;
} ACTION_S;
/* flags for first_pattern..., set_role_from_msg, and confirm_role() */
#define PAT_CLOSED 0x00000000 /* closed */
#define PAT_OPENED 0x00000001 /* opened successfully */
#define PAT_OPEN_FAILED 0x00000002
#define PAT_USE_CURRENT 0x00000010 /* use current_val to set up pattern */
#define PAT_USE_CHANGED 0x00000020 /* use changed_val to set up pattern */
#define PAT_USE_MAIN 0x00000040 /* use main_user_val */
#define PAT_USE_POST 0x00000080 /* use post_user_val */
#define ROLE_COMPOSE 0x00000100 /* roles with compose value != NO */
#define ROLE_REPLY 0x00000200 /* roles with reply value != NO */
#define ROLE_FORWARD 0x00000400 /* roles with forward value != NO */
#define ROLE_INCOL 0x00000800 /* patterns with non-Normal colors */
#define ROLE_SCORE 0x00001000 /* patterns with non-zero scorevals */
#define ROLE_DO_ROLES 0x00010000 /* role patterns */
#define ROLE_DO_INCOLS 0x00020000 /* index line color patterns */
#define ROLE_DO_SCORES 0x00040000 /* set score patterns */
#define ROLE_DO_FILTER 0x00080000 /* filter patterns */
#define ROLE_DO_OTHER 0x00100000 /* miscellaneous patterns */
#define ROLE_DO_SRCH 0x00200000 /* index line color patterns */
#define ROLE_OLD_PAT 0x00400000 /* old patterns variable */
#define ROLE_OLD_FILT 0x00800000 /* old patterns-filters variable */
#define ROLE_OLD_SCORE 0x01000000 /* old patterns-scores variable */
#define ROLE_CHANGES 0x02000000 /* start editing with changes
already registered */
#define PAT_OPEN_MASK 0x0000000f
#define PAT_USE_MASK 0x000000f0
#define ROLE_MASK 0x00ffff00
#define ROLE_REPL_NO 0 /* never use for reply */
#define ROLE_REPL_YES 1 /* use for reply with confirmation */
#define ROLE_REPL_NOCONF 2 /* use for reply without confirmation */
#define ROLE_FORW_NO 0 /* ... forward ... */
#define ROLE_FORW_YES 1
#define ROLE_FORW_NOCONF 2
#define ROLE_COMP_NO 0 /* ... compose ... */
#define ROLE_COMP_YES 1
#define ROLE_COMP_NOCONF 2
#define ROLE_REPL_DEFL ROLE_REPL_YES /* default reply value */
#define ROLE_FORW_DEFL ROLE_FORW_YES /* default forward value */
#define ROLE_COMP_DEFL ROLE_COMP_NO /* default compose value */
#define ROLE_NOTAROLE_DEFL ROLE_COMP_NO
#define INTVL_INF (2147483646L)
#define INTVL_UNDEF (INTVL_INF + 1L)
#define SCORE_UNDEF INTVL_UNDEF
#define SCORE_MIN (-100)
#define SCORE_MAX (100)
#define SCOREUSE_GET 0x000
#define SCOREUSE_INVALID 0x001 /* will recalculate scores_in_use next time */
#define SCOREUSE_ROLES 0x010 /* scores are used for roles */
#define SCOREUSE_INCOLS 0x020 /* scores are used for index line colors */
#define SCOREUSE_FILTERS 0x040 /* scores are used for filters */
#define SCOREUSE_OTHER 0x080 /* scores are used for miscellaneous stuff */
#define SCOREUSE_INDEX 0x100 /* scores are used in index-format */
#define SCOREUSE_STATEDEP 0x200 /* scores depend on message state */
/*
* A message is compared with a pattern group to see if it matches.
* If it does match, then there are actions which are taken.
*/
typedef struct pat_s {
PATGRP_S *patgrp;
ACTION_S *action;
struct pat_line_s *patline; /* pat_line that goes with this pat */
char *raw;
unsigned inherit:1;
struct pat_s *next;
struct pat_s *prev;
} PAT_S;
typedef enum {TypeNotSet = 0, Literal, File, Inherit} PAT_TYPE;
/*
* There's one of these for each line in the pinerc variable.
* Normal type=Literal patterns have a patline with both first and last
* pointing to the pattern. Type File has one patline for the file and first
* and last point to the first and last patterns in the file.
* The patterns aren't linked into one giant list, the patlines are.
* To traverse all the patterns you have to go through the patline list
* and then for each patline go from first to last through the patterns.
* That's what next_pattern and friends do.
*/
typedef struct pat_line_s {
PAT_TYPE type;
PAT_S *first; /* 1st pattern in list belonging to this line */
PAT_S *last;
char *filename; /* If type File, the filename */
char *filepath;
unsigned readonly:1;
unsigned dirty:1; /* needs to be written back to storage */
struct pat_line_s *next;
struct pat_line_s *prev;
} PAT_LINE_S;
typedef struct pat_handle {
PAT_LINE_S *patlinehead; /* list of in-core, parsed pat lines */
unsigned dirtypinerc:1; /* needs to be written */
} PAT_HANDLE;
typedef struct pat_state {
long rflags;
int cur_rflag_num;
PAT_LINE_S *patlinecurrent;
PAT_S *patcurrent; /* current pat within patline */
} PAT_STATE;
#define PATTERN_MAGIC "P#Pats"
#define PATTERN_FILE_VERS "01"
/*
* This is a little dangerous. We're passing flags to match_pattern and
* peeling some of them off for our own use while passing the rest on
* to mail_search_full. So we need to define ours so they don't overlap
* with the c-client flags that can be passed to mail_search_full.
* We could formalize it with mrc.
*/
#define MP_IN_CCLIENT_CB 0x10000 /* we're in a c-client callback! */
#define MP_NOT 0x20000 /* use ! of patgrp for search */
/* match_pattern_folder_specific flags */
#define FOR_PATTERN 0x01
#define FOR_FILTER 0x02
#define FOR_OPTIONSCREEN 0x04
extern PAT_HANDLE **cur_pat_h;
/* exported prototypes */
void role_process_filters(void);
int add_to_pattern(PAT_S *, long);
char *add_pat_escapes(char *);
char *remove_pat_escapes(char *);
char *add_roletake_escapes(char *);
char *add_comma_escapes(char *);
void set_pathandle(long);
void close_every_pattern(void);
void close_patterns(long);
int nonempty_patterns(long, PAT_STATE *);
int any_patterns(long, PAT_STATE *);
int edit_pattern(PAT_S *, int, long);
int add_pattern(PAT_S *, long);
int delete_pattern(int, long);
int shuffle_pattern(int, int, long);
PAT_LINE_S *parse_pat_file(char *);
INTVL_S *parse_intvl(char *);
char *stringform_of_intvl(INTVL_S *);
char *hdrtok_to_stringform(HEADER_TOK_S *);
HEADER_TOK_S *stringform_to_hdrtok(char *);
char *hdrtok_to_config(HEADER_TOK_S *);
HEADER_TOK_S *config_to_hdrtok(char *);
int scores_are_used(int);
int patgrp_depends_on_state(PATGRP_S *);
int patgrp_depends_on_active_state(PATGRP_S *);
PATTERN_S *parse_pattern(char *, char *, int);
PATTERN_S *string_to_pattern(char *);
char *pattern_to_string(PATTERN_S *);
char *pattern_to_config(PATTERN_S *);
PATTERN_S *config_to_pattern(char *);
PATTERN_S *editlist_to_pattern(char **);
char **pattern_to_editlist(PATTERN_S *);
PATGRP_S *nick_to_patgrp(char *, int);
PAT_S *first_pattern(PAT_STATE *);
PAT_S *last_pattern(PAT_STATE *);
PAT_S *prev_pattern(PAT_STATE *);
PAT_S *next_pattern(PAT_STATE *);
int write_patterns(long);
void convert_statebits_to_vals(long, int *, int *, int *, int *);
int match_pattern(PATGRP_S *, MAILSTREAM *, SEARCHSET *,char *,
long (*)(MAILSTREAM *, long), long);
void find_8bitsubj_in_messages(MAILSTREAM *, SEARCHSET *, int, int);
void find_charsets_in_messages(MAILSTREAM *, SEARCHSET *, PATGRP_S *, int);
int compare_strlists_for_match(STRLIST_S *, STRLIST_S *);
int match_pattern_folder(PATGRP_S *, MAILSTREAM *);
int match_pattern_folder_specific(PATTERN_S *, MAILSTREAM *, int);
SEARCHPGM *match_pattern_srchpgm(PATGRP_S *, MAILSTREAM *, SEARCHSET *);
void calc_extra_hdrs(void);
char *get_extra_hdrs(void);
void free_extra_hdrs(void);
void free_pat(PAT_S **);
void free_pattern(PATTERN_S **);
void free_action(ACTION_S **);
PAT_S *copy_pat(PAT_S *);
PATGRP_S *copy_patgrp(PATGRP_S *);
ACTION_S *copy_action(ACTION_S *);
ACTION_S *combine_inherited_role(ACTION_S *);
void mail_expunge_prefilter(MAILSTREAM *, int);
void process_filter_patterns(MAILSTREAM *, MSGNO_S *, long);
void reprocess_filter_patterns(MAILSTREAM *, MSGNO_S *, int);
int trivial_patgrp(PATGRP_S *);
void free_patgrp(PATGRP_S **);
void free_patline(PAT_LINE_S **patline);
int some_filter_depends_on_active_state(void);
void delete_filtered_msgs(MAILSTREAM *);
void free_intvl(INTVL_S **);
void free_arbhdr(ARBHDR_S **);
#endif /* PITH_PATTERN_INCLUDED */
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