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/****************************************************************************
#
# VSTRING Library
#
# Copyright (c) 1996-2023 Vladi Belperchinov-Shabanski "Cade"
# http://cade.noxrun.com/ <cade@noxrun.com> <cade@bis.bg> <cade@cpan.org>
#
# Distributed under the GPL license, you should receive copy of GPLv2!
#
# SEE 'README', 'LICENSE' OR 'COPYING' FILE FOR LICENSE AND OTHER DETAILS!
#
# VSTRING library provides wide set of string manipulation features
# including dynamic string object that can be freely exchanged with
# standard char* (or wchar_t*) type, so there is no need to change
# function calls nor the implementation when you change from
# char* to VString (and from wchar_t* to WString).
#
***************************************************************************/
#include "vdef.h"
#include <pcre2.h>
/***************************************************************************
**
** GLOBALS
**
****************************************************************************/
#define VCHARSET_BLOCK_SIZE 32
/* max pattern length for file_find_*() and ... */
#define MAX_PATTERN 2048
/* max file_grep() text line input length... :| */
#define MAX_GREP_LINE 4096
/****************************************************************************
**
** VString aditional functions
**
****************************************************************************/
#ifdef _VSTRING_WIDE_
const VS_CHAR* time2wstr( const time_t tim );
#else
const VS_CHAR* time2str( const time_t tim );
#endif
time_t str2time( const VS_CHAR* timstr );
/*****************************************************************************
**
** sfn_match function provides simplified pattern matching for the common
** shell expansion. supported rules are:
** * -- any nuber of characters
** ? -- any single character
** [...] -- single position of any of the enclosed chars
** (supports ranges in the form [A-Z], [0-7], etc.
** [!...] -- single range of any different chars than enclosed
** [^...] -- the same
** \x -- will escape and treat 'x' as non-special char (like *,?,etc.)
**
** supported flags, should be OR'd ( flag1 | flag2 ... )
** SFN_NOESCAPE -- disables escaping with '\'
** SFN_CASEFOLD -- case-insesitive matching
**
** returns 0 for matched pattern or other for error
*****************************************************************************/
#ifndef __SFN_FLAGS__
#define __SFN_FLAGS__
#define SFN_NOESCAPE (1 << 1)
#define SFN_CASEFOLD (1 << 4)
#endif
int sfn_match( const VS_CHAR* pattern, const VS_CHAR* string, int flags = 0 );
/*****************************************************************************
**
** Next mem* search functions are used to find pattern into memory block
** p is pattern, ps is pattern size, d is data searched and ds is its size
** return found pttern position or -1 for not found
**
*****************************************************************************/
int mem_kmp_search ( const VS_CHAR *p, int ps, const VS_CHAR *d, int ds );
int mem_quick_search( const VS_CHAR *p, int ps, const VS_CHAR *d, int ds );
int mem_sum_search ( const VS_CHAR *p, int ps, const VS_CHAR *d, int ds );
/* no-case versions */
int mem_quick_search_nc( const VS_CHAR *p, int ps, const VS_CHAR *d, int ds );
/*****************************************************************************
**
** Function which return position of pattern into a file
** this uses mem* functions above or defaults to mem_quick_search
**
*****************************************************************************/
long file_pattern_search( const VS_CHAR *p, int ps, FILE* f, const VS_CHAR* opt = VS_CHAR_L(""),
int (*mem_search)( const VS_CHAR *p, int ps,
const VS_CHAR *d, int ds ) = NULL );
long file_pattern_search( const VS_CHAR *p, int ps, const char* fn, const VS_CHAR* opt = VS_CHAR_L(""),
int (*mem_search)( const VS_CHAR *p, int ps,
const VS_CHAR *d, int ds ) = NULL );
/*****************************************************************************
**
** This function reads lines from a text file and runs regexp on it.
** file_grep_max_line defines the max line length read (1024)
** file_grep_lines_read reports how many lines are read in during the
** last file_grep() call
** re_string is regexp string, not arbitrary (binary) pattern
** spos defines what file start offset should be accepted
**
*****************************************************************************/
long file_grep( const VS_CHAR *re_string, const char* file_name, int nocase, off_t spos = -1 );
long file_grep( const VS_CHAR *re_string, FILE* f, int nocase, off_t spos = -1 );
/*****************************************************************************
**
** Search interface functions
**
** options are:
**
** i -- ignore case
** r -- regular expression (grep)
** h -- hex pattern search
**
*****************************************************************************/
int mem_string_search ( const VS_CHAR *p, const VS_CHAR* d, const VS_CHAR* opt );
long file_string_search( const VS_CHAR *p, const char* fn, const VS_CHAR* opt );
long file_string_search( const VS_CHAR *p, FILE *f, const VS_CHAR* opt );
/***************************************************************************
**
** VCHARSET
**
****************************************************************************/
class VS_CHARSET_CLASS
{
VS_CHAR* _data;
int _size; // size (in bytes)
void resize( int new_size );
public:
VS_CHARSET_CLASS();
~VS_CHARSET_CLASS();
void push( VS_CHAR n, int val = 1 );
void undef( VS_CHAR n );
void undef();
int in( VS_CHAR n );
/*
push
int get ( int pn );
void set_range1( int start, int end );
void set_range0( int start, int end );
void set_str1( const char* str );
void set_str0( const char* str );
int in( const char *str ); // return 1 if all str's chars are in the set
int in( int pn )
{ if ( pn < 0 || pn >= size ) return 0; else return get( pn ); };
void reverse() { for(int z = 0; z < datasize; z++) data[z] = ~data[z]; };
void set( int pn, int val ) { if ( val ) set1( pn ); else set0( pn ); };
void set_all1() { if ( data ) memset( data, 0xff, datasize ); };
void set_all0() { if ( data ) memset( data, 0x00, datasize ); };
const int operator [] ( int pn )
{ ASSERT( pn >= 0 && pn < size ); return get( pn ); };
int resize( int p_size );
VCharSet& operator = ( const VCharSet &b1 );
VCharSet& operator &= ( const VCharSet &b1 );
VCharSet& operator |= ( const VCharSet &b1 );
VCharSet operator ~ ();
friend VCharSet operator & ( const VCharSet &b1, const VCharSet &b2 );
friend VCharSet operator | ( const VCharSet &b1, const VCharSet &b2 );
*/
};
/***************************************************************************
**
** VREGEXP
**
****************************************************************************/
/*
** options are:
** i -- case insensitive
** m -- multiline matches
** s -- single line (`.' matches and NEWLINE's)
** x -- extended (ifnores whitespace and comments)
**
** f -- plain find (substring) using quick search
** h -- hex search, input pattern is converted from hex string
**
** for more docs see perlre(1) and pcre library docs
**
**
** WARNING! WARNING! WARNING! WARNING! WARNING! WARNING! WARNING! WARNING!
** extracting of the captured substring is only possible while subject input
** line which is used as matching target is intact! which means that if you
** change this line between match and substring extraction this will lead to
** segmentation fault!
**
*/
/* number of subpatterns which can be catched by VRegexp::m() */
#ifndef VREGEXP_MAX_SUBS
#define VREGEXP_MAX_SUBS 32
#endif
class VS_REGEXP_CLASS
{
/* search modes */
enum SearchMode { MODE_REGEXP = 0, MODE_FIND, MODE_HEX };
/* common data */
SearchMode opt_mode;
int opt_nocase; // 1 if caseless search needed
/* regexp data */
pcre2_code *re; // regexp object, allocated here, for MODE_REGEXP
pcre2_match_data *md; // match data
int rc; // result after successful pcre_exec()
const VS_CHAR *lp; // last subject data to search in, external, just keep ptr
/* no-regexp/hex search pattern */
VS_CHAR* pt; // pattern for MODE_FIND and MODE_HEX
int pl; // pattern length
int pos; // last match found pos
/* common data */
//VString substr;
VS_STRING_CLASS errstr;
int get_options( const VS_CHAR* opt );
public:
VS_REGEXP_CLASS();
VS_REGEXP_CLASS( const VS_CHAR* pattern, const VS_CHAR *opt = NULL ); // compiles new regexp
~VS_REGEXP_CLASS();
int comp( const VS_CHAR* pattern, const VS_CHAR *opt = NULL ); // compile re, return > 0 for success
// options are:
// i -- ignore case
// m -- multiline match
// s -- match dot against all chars (\n)
// x -- extended, ignore whitespace
// f -- plain string search (no regexp used)
// h -- hex search, converts string ( `56 6C 61 64 69' ) to search pattern
// r -- regexp match (default, no need to specify)
// last options found are mandatory: "fhr" options sets regexp match
int study(); // optimizing regexp for (big-size) multiple matches
int ok(); // return 1 if regexp is compiled ok, 0 if not
int m( const VS_CHAR* line ); // execute re against line, return 1 for match
int m( const VS_CHAR* line, const VS_CHAR* pattern, const VS_CHAR *opt = NULL ); // same as exec, but compiles first
VS_STRING_CLASS sub( int n ); // return n-th substring match
int sub_sp( int n ); // return n-th substring start position
int sub_ep( int n ); // return n-th substring end position
VS_STRING_CLASS operator []( int n ) // same as sub()
{ return sub( n ); }
const VS_CHAR* error_str() { return errstr.data(); };
};
/***************************************************************************
**
** UTILITIES
**
****************************************************************************/
// split `source' with `regexp_str' regexp
VS_ARRAY_CLASS str_split( const VS_CHAR* regexp_str, const VS_CHAR* source, int maxcount = -1 );
// split `source' with exact string `delimiter_str'
VS_ARRAY_CLASS str_split_simple( const VS_CHAR* delimiter_str, const VS_CHAR* source, int maxcount = -1 );
// join array data to single string with `glue' string
// returns the result string or store to optional `dest'
VS_STRING_CLASS str_join( VS_ARRAY_CLASS array, const VS_CHAR* glue = VS_CHAR_L("") );
/*****************************************************************************
**
** find/rfind versions for regexp separators
**
*****************************************************************************/
int str_find_regexp( const VS_CHAR* target, const VS_CHAR* pattern, int startpos = 0 );
// warning: str_rfind_regexp() is slow! it can execute pattern matching to `n'
// times where n is the target string length...
int str_rfind_regexp( const VS_CHAR* target, const VS_CHAR* pattern );
/*****************************************************************************
**
** Hex string to pattern conversion
**
** Converts hex-string to binary pattern (data)
** example: `56 6C 61 64 69' -> ...
** returns pattern length
**
*****************************************************************************/
int hex_string_to_pattern( const VS_CHAR *str, VS_CHAR* pattern );
/***************************************************************************
**
** EOF
**
****************************************************************************/
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