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IN NO EVENT SHALL THE * AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER * LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, * OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE * SOFTWARE. ***************************************************************************************************/ /** * @file * Implements command-line argument parsing. */ #ifndef ZYCORE_ARGPARSE_H #define ZYCORE_ARGPARSE_H #include #include #include #include #ifdef __cplusplus extern "C" { #endif /* ============================================================================================== */ /* Structs and other types */ /* ============================================================================================== */ /** * Definition of a single argument. */ typedef struct ZyanArgParseDefinition_ { /** * The argument name, e.g. `--help`. * * Must start with either one or two dashes. Single dash arguments must consist of a single * character, (e.g. `-n`), double-dash arguments can be of arbitrary length. */ const char* name; /** * Whether the argument is boolean or expects a value. */ ZyanBool boolean; /** * Whether this argument is required (error if missing). */ ZyanBool required; } ZyanArgParseDefinition; /** * Configuration for argument parsing. */ typedef struct ZyanArgParseConfig_ { /** * `argv` argument passed to `main` by LibC. */ const char** argv; /** * `argc` argument passed to `main` by LibC. */ ZyanUSize argc; /** * Minimum # of accepted unnamed / anonymous arguments. */ ZyanUSize min_unnamed_args; /** * Maximum # of accepted unnamed / anonymous arguments. */ ZyanUSize max_unnamed_args; /** * Argument definition array, or `ZYAN_NULL`. * * Expects a pointer to an array of `ZyanArgParseDefinition` instances. The array is * terminated by setting the `.name` field of the last element to `ZYAN_NULL`. If no named * arguments should be parsed, you can also set this to `ZYAN_NULL`. */ ZyanArgParseDefinition* args; } ZyanArgParseConfig; /** * Information about a parsed argument. */ typedef struct ZyanArgParseArg_ { /** * Corresponding argument definition, or `ZYAN_NULL` for unnamed args. * * This pointer is borrowed from the `cfg` pointer passed to `ZyanArgParse`. */ const ZyanArgParseDefinition* def; /** * Whether the argument has a value (is non-boolean). */ ZyanBool has_value; /** * If `has_value == true`, then the argument value. * * This is a view into the `argv` string array passed to `ZyanArgParse` via the `cfg` argument. */ ZyanStringView value; } ZyanArgParseArg; /* ============================================================================================== */ /* Exported functions */ /* ============================================================================================== */ #ifndef ZYAN_NO_LIBC /** * Parse arguments according to a `ZyanArgParseConfig` definition. * * @param cfg Argument parser config to use. * @param parsed Receives the parsed output. Vector of `ZyanArgParseArg`. Ownership is * transferred to the user. Input is expected to be uninitialized. On error, * the vector remains uninitialized. * @param error_token On error, if it makes sense, receives the argument fragment causing the * error. Optional, may be `ZYAN_NULL`. The pointer borrows into the `cfg` * struct and doesn't have to be freed by the user. * * @return A `ZyanStatus` status determining whether the parsing succeeded. */ ZYCORE_EXPORT ZyanStatus ZyanArgParse(const ZyanArgParseConfig *cfg, ZyanVector* parsed, const char** error_token); #endif /** * Parse arguments according to a `ZyanArgParseConfig` definition. * * This version allows specification of a custom memory allocator and thus supports no-libc. * * @param cfg Argument parser config to use. * @param parsed Receives the parsed output. Vector of `ZyanArgParseArg`. Ownership is * transferred to the user. Input is expected to be uninitialized. On error, * the vector remains uninitialized. * @param error_token On error, if it makes sense, receives the argument fragment causing the * error. Optional, may be `ZYAN_NULL`. The pointer borrows into the `cfg` * struct and doesn't have to be freed by the user. * @param allocator The `ZyanAllocator` to be used for allocating the output vector's data. * * @return A `ZyanStatus` status determining whether the parsing succeeded. */ ZYCORE_EXPORT ZyanStatus ZyanArgParseEx(const ZyanArgParseConfig *cfg, ZyanVector* parsed, const char** error_token, ZyanAllocator* allocator); /* ============================================================================================== */ #ifdef __cplusplus } #endif #endif /* ZYCORE_ARGPARSE_H */