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/*@ Command line option parser.
*
* Copyright (c) 2001 - 2020 Steffen (Daode) Nurpmeso <steffen@sdaoden.eu>.
* SPDX-License-Identifier: ISC
*
* Permission to use, copy, modify, and/or distribute this software for any
* purpose with or without fee is hereby granted, provided that the above
* copyright notice and this permission notice appear in all copies.
*
* THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS" AND THE AUTHOR DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES
* WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE INCLUDING ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF
* MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHOR BE LIABLE FOR
* ANY SPECIAL, DIRECT, INDIRECT, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES
* WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN
* ACTION OF CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING OUT OF
* OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.
*/
#ifndef su_AVOPT_H
#define su_AVOPT_H
/*!
* \file
* \ingroup AVOPT
* \brief \r{AVOPT}
*/
#include <su/code.h>
#define su_HEADER
#include <su/code-in.h>
C_DECL_BEGIN
struct su_avopt;
/*!
* \defgroup AVOPT Command line argument parser
* \ingroup MISC
* \brief Command line argument option parser (\r{su/avopt.h})
*
* Differences to the POSIX \c{getopt()} standard:
*
* \list{\li{
* Long options are supported.
* They can be mapped to a short option by adding a \c{;CHAR} suffix to
* the long option (after the possible \c{:} which indicates an argument).
* If so, calling \r{su_avopt_parse()} will return the short option equivalence
* instead of only setting \r{su_avopt::avo_current_long_idx} and returning
* \r{su_AVOPT_STATE_LONG}.
* }\li{
* If long options are used, documentation strings can be included, and dumped
* via \r{su_avopt_dump_doc()}.
* They can be appended after a \c{;} suffix that follows the possibly empty
* short option mapping.
* See below for examples.
* }\li{
* This implementation always differentiates in between
* \r{su_AVOPT_STATE_ERR_OPT} and \r{su_AVOPT_STATE_ERR_ARG} errors.
* A leading colon \c{:} in the short option string is thus treated as a normal
* argument.
* }\li{
* Any printable ASCII character except hyphen-minus \c{-} may be used as an
* option.
*
* Long options can neither contain colon \c{:} (indicating the option has an
* argument), semicolon \c{;} (indicating a short option letter equivalent
* follows), nor the equal-sign \c{=} (used to separate an option and argument
* within the same argument vector slot), however.
*
* It is best to place the short option colon \c{:} as the first entry in the
* short option string, otherwise the colon will be mistreated as an argument
* requirement for the preceeding option.
* }\li{
* Error messages are not logged.
* Instead, the format strings \r{su_avopt_fmt_err_arg} and
* \r{su_avopt_fmt_err_opt} can be used with an argument of
* \r{su_avopt::avo_current_err_opt}.
* }}
*
* \cb{
* #define N_(X) X
* static char const a_sopts[] = "::A:h#";
* static char const * const a_lopts[] = {
* "resource-files:;:;" N_("control loading of resource files"),
* "account:;A;" N_("execute an `account' command"),
* "batch-mode;#;" N_("more confined non-interactive setup"),
* "long-help;\201;" N_("this listing"),
* NIL
* };
*
* struct su_avopt avo;
* char const *emsg;
* s8 i;
*
* su_avopt_setup(&avo, --argc, su_C(char const*const*,++argv),
* a_sopts, a_lopts);
* while((i = su_avopt_parse(&avo)) != su_AVOPT_STATE_DONE){
* switch(i){
* case 'A':
* "account_name" = avo.avo_current_arg;
* break;
* case 'h':
* case su_S(char,su_S(su_u8,'\201')):
* a_main_usage(n_stdout);
* if(i != 'h'){
* fprintf(n_stdout, "\nLong options:\n");
* su_avopt_dump_doc(&avo, &a_main_dump_doc, su_S(su_up,n_stdout));
* }
* exit(0);
* case '#':
* n_var_setup_batch_mode();
* break;
* case su_AVOPT_STATE_ERR_ARG:
* emsg = su_avopt_fmt_err_arg;
* if(0){
* // FALLTHRU
* case su_AVOPT_STATE_ERR_OPT:
* emsg = su_avopt_fmt_err_opt;
* }
* fprintf(stderr, emsg, avo.avo_current_err_opt);
* exit(1);
* }
* }
*
* argc = avo.avo_argc;
* argv = su_C(char**,avo.avo_argv);
* }
*
* \remarks{Since the return value of \r{su_avopt_parse()} and
* \r{su_avopt::avo_current_opt} are both \r{su_s8}, the entire range of bytes
* with the high bit set is available to provide short option equivalences for
* long options.}
* @{
*/
/*! \remarks{The values of these constants are ASCII control characters.} */
enum su_avopt_state{
su_AVOPT_STATE_DONE = '\0', /*!< \_ */
su_AVOPT_STATE_STOP = '\001', /*!< \_ */
su_AVOPT_STATE_LONG = '\002', /*!< \_ */
su_AVOPT_STATE_ERR_ARG = '\003', /*!< \_ */
su_AVOPT_STATE_ERR_OPT = '\004' /*!< \_ */
};
/*! \remarks{Most fields make sense only after \r{su_avopt_parse()} has been
* called (at least once).} */
struct su_avopt{
char const *avo_current_arg; /*!< Current argument or \NIL. */
s8 avo_current_opt; /*!< Or a \r{su_avopt_state} constant. */
u8 avo_flags;
/*! Only useful if \r{su_AVOPT_STATE_LONG} has been returned (and can be
* found in \r{su_avopt::avo_current_opt}). */
u16 avo_current_long_idx;
u32 avo_argc; /*!< Remaining count. */
char const * const *avo_argv; /*!< Remaining entries. */
char const *avo_curr;
char const *avo_opts_short; /*!< Short options as given. */
char const * const *avo_opts_long; /*!< Long options as given. */
/*! The current option that lead to an error as a NUL terminated string.
* In case of long options only this may include the argument, too, i.e.,
* the entire argument vector entry which caused failure.
* Only useful if any of \r{su_AVOPT_STATE_ERR_ARG} and
* \r{su_AVOPT_STATE_ERR_OPT} has occurred. */
char const *avo_current_err_opt;
char avo__buf[Z_ALIGN_PZ(2)];
};
/*! \_ */
EXPORT_DATA char const su_avopt_fmt_err_arg[];
/*! \_ */
EXPORT_DATA char const su_avopt_fmt_err_opt[];
/*! One of \a{opts_short_or_nil} and \a{opts_long_or_nil} must be given.
* The latter must be a \NIL terminated array. */
EXPORT struct su_avopt *su_avopt_setup(struct su_avopt *self,
u32 argc, char const * const *argv,
char const *opts_short_or_nil, char const * const *opts_long_or_nil);
/*! Returns either a member of \r{su_avopt_state} to indicate errors and
* other states, or a short option character.
* In case of \r{su_AVOPT_STATE_LONG}, \r{su_avopt::avo_current_long_idx}
* points to the entry in \r{su_avopt::avo_opts_long} that has been
* detected. */
EXPORT s8 su_avopt_parse(struct su_avopt *self);
/*! If there are long options, query them all in order and dump them via the
* given pointer to function \a{ptf}.
* If there is a short option equivalence, \a{sopt} is not the empty string.
* Options will be preceeded with \c{-} and \c{--}, respectively.
* Stops when \a{ptf} returns \FAL0, otherwise returns \TRU1.
*
* \remarks{The long option string is copied over to a stack buffer of 128
* bytes (\a{lopt}), any excess is cut off.}
*
* \remarks{The documentation string \a{doc} always points to a byte in the
* corresponding long option string passed in by the user.} */
EXPORT boole su_avopt_dump_doc(struct su_avopt const *self,
boole (*ptf)(up cookie, boole has_arg, char const *sopt,
char const *lopt, char const *doc), up cookie);
/*! @} */
C_DECL_END
#include <su/code-ou.h>
#if !su_C_LANG || defined CXX_DOXYGEN
# define su_CXX_HEADER
# include <su/code-in.h>
NSPC_BEGIN(su)
class avopt;
/*!
* \ingroup AVOPT
* C++ variant of \r{AVOPT} (\r{su/avopt.h})
*/
class EXPORT avopt : private su_avopt{
public:
/*! \copydoc{su_avopt_state} */
enum state{
/*! \copydoc{su_AVOPT_STATE_DONE} */
state_done = su_AVOPT_STATE_DONE,
/*! \copydoc{su_AVOPT_STATE_LONG} */
state_long = su_AVOPT_STATE_LONG,
/*! \copydoc{su_AVOPT_STATE_ERR_ARG} */
state_err_arg = su_AVOPT_STATE_ERR_ARG,
/*! \copydoc{su_AVOPT_STATE_ERR_OPT} */
state_err_opt = su_AVOPT_STATE_ERR_OPT
};
/*! \copydoc{su_avopt_setup()} */
avopt(u32 argc, char const * const *argv, char const *opts_short,
char const * const *opts_long=NIL){
su_avopt_setup(this, argc, argv, opts_short, opts_long);
}
/*! \_ */
~avopt(void){}
/*! \copydoc{su_avopt_parse()} */
s8 parse(void) {return su_avopt_parse(this);}
/*! \copydoc{su_avopt::avo_current_arg} */
char const *current_arg(void) const {return avo_current_arg;}
/*! \copydoc{su_avopt::avo_current_opt} */
s8 current_opt(void) const {return avo_current_opt;}
/*! \copydoc{su_avopt::avo_current_long_idx} */
u16 current_long_idx(void) const {return avo_current_long_idx;}
/*! \copydoc{su_avopt::avo_current_err_opt} */
char const *current_err_opt(void) const {return avo_current_err_opt;}
/*! \copydoc{su_avopt::avo_argc} */
s32 argc(void) const {return avo_argc;}
/*! \copydoc{su_avopt::avo_argv} */
char const * const *argv(void) const {return avo_argv;}
/*! \copydoc{su_avopt::avo_opts_short} */
char const *opts_short(void) const {return avo_opts_short;}
/*! \copydoc{su_avopt::avo_opts_long} */
char const * const *opts_long(void) const {return avo_opts_long;}
/*! \copydoc{su_avopt_dump_doc()} */
boole dump_doc(boole (*ptf)(up cookie, boole has_arg, char const *sopt,
char const *lopt, char const *doc), up cookie=NIL) const{
return su_avopt_dump_doc(this, ptf, cookie);
}
};
NSPC_END(su)
# include <su/code-ou.h>
#endif /* !C_LANG || CXX_DOXYGEN */
#endif /* su_AVOPT_H */
/* s-it-mode */
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