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Newsgroups: comp.sources.misc
Path: sparky!kent
From: [e-mail] (Brad Appleton)
Subject:  v31i049:  cmdline - C++ Library for parsing command-line arguments, Part02/07
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Sender: [e-mail] (Kent Landfield)
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Organization: Harris Computer Systems
References: <csm-v31i047=[e-mail]>
Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1992 02:04:49 GMT
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Submitted-by: [e-mail] (Brad Appleton)
Posting-number: Volume 31, Issue 49
Archive-name: cmdline/part02
Environment: C++

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# Contents:  Config.mk doc/cmdargs.man3 doc/cmdline.man3
#   doc/parsing.man src/cmd/argtypes.c src/cmd/argtypes.h
#   src/cmd/cmdparse.pl src/cmd/fsm.c src/cmd/quoted.c
#   src/lib/argiter.c src/lib/fifolist.h src/lib/parse.c
# Wrapped by brad@hcx1 on Mon Jul 20 10:41:27 1992
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X##########################################################################
X## ^FILE: Config.mk - configuration flags for the CmdLine product
X##
X## ^DESCRIPTION:
X##    This file is included in each makefile in the directory hierarchy.
X##    It defines the Make macros used throughout the product build process.
X##    These values represent the global defaults. At any level you run make,
X##    you may override any of these by specifying a new value on the command
X##    line.
X##
X## ^HISTORY:
X##    04/28/92    Brad Appleton    <[e-mail]>    Created
X###^^#####################################################################
X
X   ## Universe to compile in (use "att" for SYSV Unix and "ucb" for BSD Unix).
X.UNIVERSE=att
X
X   ## Host operating system
XOS=unix
X
X#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# Define some OS dependent stuff for file extensions
X#
X   ## C++ file extension
XCEXT=.c
X
X   ## object file extension
XOBJEXT=.o
X
X   ## library file extension
XLIBEXT=.a
X
X   ## executable file extension
XEXECEXT=
X
X#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# Define some OS dependent stuff for directory names
X#
X   ## current working directory
XCURDIR=./
X
X   ## parent of current working directory
XPARENTDIR=../
X
X#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# Define some common commands
X#
X   ## remove files
XRM=rm -f
X
X   ## remove directories
XRMDIR=rm -rf
X
X   ## create directories
XMKDIR=mkdir -p
X
X   ## change directories
XCHDIR=cd
X
X   ## echo current directory
XPWD=pwd
X
X   ## print to standard output
XECHO=echo
X
X   ## copy files
XCP=cp
X
X   ## move/rename files
XMV=mv
X
X   ## print file on standard output
XCAT=cat
X
X   ## maintain archives
XAR=ar -r
X
X   ## maintain library archives
XRANLIB=ranlib
X
X   ## remove symbol table info
XSTRIP=strip
X
X   ## filter to remove non-ascii characters
XCOL=col -xb
X
X   ## eliminate includes from a manpage
XSOELIM=soelim
X
X   ## compress a manpage
XMANTOCATMAN=mantocatman
X
X   ## print docs on printer
XTROFF=roff -man
X
X   ## print docs to screen
XNROFF=nroff -man
X
X   ## spell-checker
XSPELL=spell
X
X#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# Define some target directories (where things are installed)
X#
X#    NOTE: if you change BINDIR, INCDIR, or LIBDIR then dont forget to change
X#          their corresponding strings at the end of doc/macros.man!
X#
X   ## common local directory
XLOCAL=/usr/local/
X
X   ## where to install executables
XBINDIR=$(LOCAL)bin/
X
X   ## where to install object libraries
XLIBDIR=$(LOCAL)lib/
X
X   ## where to install object include files
XINCDIR=$(LOCAL)include/
X
X   ## where to install perl libraries
XPERLLIB=$(LIBDIR)perl/
X
X   ## where to install tcl libraries
XTCLLIB=$(LIBDIR)tcl/
X
X   ## subdirectory where local man-pages are installed
XLOCALMAN=local_man/
X
X   ## where to install man-pages
XMANDIR=/usr/man/$(LOCALMAN)
X
X   ## where to install catman-pages (preformatted manual pages)
XCATMANDIR=/usr/catman/$(LOCALMAN)
X
X   ## subdirectory of MANDIR and CATMANDIR for section 1 of man-pages
XMAN1DIR=man1/
X
X   ## subdirectory of MANDIR and CATMANDIR for section 3 of man-pages
XMAN3DIR=man3/
X
X#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# Define some product specific stuff
X#
XPROGLIBDIR=$(PARENTDIR)lib/
XPROGNAME=cmdparse
XLIBNAME=cmdline
X
X#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# Define C++ compilation stuff
X#
X   ## name of C++ compiler
XCC=CC
X
X   ## option to specify other include directories to search
XINC=-I
X
X   ## option to specify constants to #define
XDEF=-D
X
X   ## option to produce optimized code
XOPT=-O
X
X   ## option to produce debugging information
XDBG=-g
X
X   ## option to indicate the name of the executable file
XEXE=-o
X
X   ## option to suppress the loading phase
XNOLD=-c
X
X#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# Define rules for C++ files
X#
X.SUFFIXES : $(CEXT) $(OBJEXT)
X
X$(CEXT)$(OBJEXT):
X    $(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(NOLD) $<
X
X#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# Define some configurable compilation flags
X#
XFLAG=$(OPT)
X# FLAG=$(DBG)
XTESTDEFS=
X# USRDEFS=$(DEF)DEBUG_CMDLINE
XOPTIONS=
X
X#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# Define the macro to pass to recursive makes
X#
XRECUR= FLAG=$(FLAG) \
X   TESTDEFS=$(TESTDEFS) \
X   USRDEFS=$(USRDEFS) \
X   OPTIONS=$(OPTIONS)
X
X#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# Define the command for recursive makes
X#
XBUILD=$(MAKE) -$(MAKEFLAGS) $(RECUR)
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X.\"========== TO PRINT, USE: {n,t}roff -man file ==========
X.if n .po 1
X.if n .ll 78
X.ds NM \f4CmdLine\fP
X.so macros.man
X.\"===================================
X.TH cmdargs 3\*(C+
X.\"===================================
X.SH NAME
Xcmdargs \- predefined command argument types for \*(NM(3\*(C+)
X.\"===================================
X.SH SYNOPSIS
X.nf
X.ft 4
X#include <cmdargs.h>
X
Xclass  CmdArgDummy : public CmdArg ;
Xclass  CmdArgUsage : public CmdArg ;
X
Xclass  CmdArgIntCompiler : public CmdArg ;
Xclass  CmdArgInt     : public CmdArgIntCompiler ;
Xclass  CmdArgIntList : public CmdArgIntCompiler ;
X
Xclass  CmdArgFloatCompiler : public CmdArg ;
Xclass  CmdArgFloat     : public CmdArgFloatCompiler ;
Xclass  CmdArgFloatList : public CmdArgFloatCompiler ;
X
Xclass  CmdArgCharCompiler : public CmdArg ;
Xclass  CmdArgChar : public CmdArgCharCompiler ;
X
Xclass  CmdArgStrCompiler : public CmdArg ;
Xclass  CmdArgStr     : public CmdArgStrCompiler ;
Xclass  CmdArgStrList : public CmdArgStrCompiler ;
X
Xclass  CmdArgBoolCompiler : public CmdArg ;
Xclass  CmdArgBool : public CmdArgBoolCompiler ;
Xclass  CmdArgClear  : public CmdArgBool ;
Xclass  CmdArgToggle : public CmdArgBool ;
X
Xclass  CmdArgBoolRef   : public CmdArg ;
Xclass  CmdArgClearRef  : public CmdArg ;
Xclass  CmdArgToggleRef : public CmdArg ;
X
X.ft R
X.fi
X.\"===================================
X.SH DESCRIPTION
X.PP
X\f4cmdargs\fP(3\*(C+) is the portion of the \*(NM(3\*(C+) library
Xthat contains the predefined argument types to use in conjunction
Xwith one or more \*(NM objects.
XThe include file \f4<cmdargs.h>\fP defines classes derived from class
X\f4CmdArg\fP (which is defined in \f4<cmdline.h>\fP) for the most
Xcommonly used types of command-line arguments.  Most command-line
Xarguments are either boolean-flags, a number, a character, or a string
X(or a list of numbers or strings).  In each of these cases, the call
Xoperator (\f4operator()\fP) of the argument just compiles the value
Xgiven into some internal value and waits for the programmer to query
Xthe value at some later time.
X
XThese types of arguments are referred to as "\fIArgCompilers\fP".
XFor each of the most common argument types, a corresponding abstract
XArgCompiler class is declared.  All that this class does is to add a member
Xfunction named "\f4compile\fP" to the class.  The \f4compile()\fP function
Xlooks exactly like the call operator but it takes an additional
Xparameter: a reference to the value to be modified by compiling
Xthe argument value.  In all other respects, the \f4compile()\fP member
Xfunction behaves exactly like the call operator.  In fact, most
Xof the call operator member functions simply call the ArgCompiler's
X\f4compile()\fP member function with the appropriate value and return
Xwhatever the compile function returned.
X
XOnce all of these ArgCompilers are declared, it is a simple matter
Xto declare a class that holds a single item, or a list of items,
Xby deriving it from the corresponding ArgCompiler type.
X
XFor derived classes of these ArgCompilers that hold a single item,
XThe derived class implements some operators (such as \f4operator=\fP
Xand an appropriate cast operator) to treat the argument as if it
Xwere simply an item (instead of an argument that contains an item).
XThe output operator (\f4ostream & operator<<\fP) is also defined.
X
XFor derived classes of ArgCompilers that hold a list of items,
Xthe subscript operator (\f4operator[]\fP) is defined in order to
Xtreat the argument as if it were simply an array of items and not
Xan argument that contains a list of items.
X
X.IP "\fBNote:\fP" 3
XIt is important to remember that each subclass of \f4CmdArg\fP \s-1MUST\s+1
Xbe able to handle \f4NULL\fP as the first argument to the call-operator
X(and it should \s-1NOT\s+1 be considered an error).  This is because
X\f4NULL\fP will be passed if the argument takes no value, or if it takes
Xan optional value that was \s-1NOT\s+1 provided on the command-line.
XWhenever an argument is correctly specified on the command-line, its call
Xoperator is always invoked (regardless of whether or not there
Xis a corresponding value from the command-line).
X
X.\"===================================
X.so example.man
X.\"===================================
X.so classes.man
X.\"===================================
X.so files.man
X.\"===================================
X.SH SEE ALSO
X\f4CmdLine\fP(3\*(C+), \f4cmdparse\fP(1)
X.br
X\f4<cmdline.h>\fP, \f4<cmdargs.h>\fP
X.\"===================================
X.SH AUTHOR
XBrad Appleton, Harris Computer Systems, <\[e-mail]\fP>.
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X.\"========== TO PRINT, USE: {n,t}roff -man file ==========
X.if n .po 1
X.if n .ll 78
X.ds NM \f4CmdLine\fP
X.so macros.man
X.\"===================================
X.TH CmdLine 3\*(C+
X.\"===================================
X.SH NAME
XCmdLine \- A \*(C+ class library for parsing command-line arguments
X.\"===================================
X.SH SYNOPSIS
X.ft 4
X.nf
X#include <cmdline.h>
X
Xclass  CmdArg ;  // An abstract command-argument
X
Xclass  CmdLineArgIter ;  // abstract iterator for command-line-arguments
Xclass  CmdArgvIter    : public CmdLineArgIter ;
Xclass  CmdStrTokIter  : public CmdLineArgIter ;
Xclass  CmdIstreamIter : public CmdLineArgIter ;
X
Xclass  CmdLine ;  // A command-line object
Xclass  CmdLineCmdArgIter ;  // iterator for a CmdLine's CmdArgs
X
X.fi
X.ft R
X.\"===================================
X.SH DESCRIPTION
X.PP
X\*(NM is a set of classes to parse command-line arguments.  Unlike
X\f4getopt(3C)\fP and its variants, \*(NM does more than just split up the
Xcommand-line into some canonical form.  \*(NM will actually parse
Xthe command-line, assigning the appropriate command-line values to
Xthe corresponding variables, and will verify the command-line syntax
X(and print a usage message if necessary) all in one member function
Xcall.  Furthermore, many features of \*(NM's parsing behavior are
Xconfigurable at run-time.  These features include the following:
X
X.RS
X.IP "\(bu" 3
XPrompting the user for missing arguments.
X.IP "\(bu" 3
XAllowing keywords (\fB\-count\fP=4) and/or options (\fB\-c\fP4).
X.IP "\(bu" 3
XIgnoring bad syntax instead of terminating.
X.IP "\(bu" 3
XIgnoring upper/lower case on the command-line.
X.IP "\(bu" 3
XSuppressing the printing of syntax error messages.
X.IP "\(bu" 3
XControlling the verboseness of usage messages.
X.IP "\(bu" 3
XControlling whether or not options may be processed
Xafter positional parameters have been seen.
X.RE
X
X.PP
X\*(NM also allows for options that take an optional argument, options
Xthat take a (possibly optional) list of one or more arguments, options
Xwhose argument must reside in the same token as the option itself, and
Xoptions whose argument must reside in a separate token from the option
Xitself.
X
X.PP
X\*(NM consists of a set of \*(C+ classes to parse arguments from an
Xinput source called a \f4CmdLineArgIter\fP (which is a base class for
Xiterating over arguments from an arbitrary input source).  Argument
Xiterators are defined for an \f4argv[]\fP array (with or without a
Xcorresponding \f4argc\fP), for a string of tokens that are separated
Xby a given set of delimiters, and for an input-stream.  Users can easily
Xextend \*(NM to parse arguments from other input sources simply by creating
Xtheir own argument iterator classes derived from the \f4CmdLineArgIter\fP
Xclass defined in \f4<cmdline.h>\fP.
X
XCommand-line arguments are themselves objects that contain a specific
Xcommand-line interface, and a function that performs the desired actions
Xwhen its corresponding argument is seen on the command line.  Predefined
Xcommand-line argument types (derived from the abstract class \f4CmdArg\fP
Xin \f4<cmdline.h>\fP) exist for boolean, integer, floating-point, character,
Xand string arguments, and for lists of integers, floats, and strings.  These
Xpredefined subclasses of \f4CmdArg\fP may be found in \f4<cmdargs.h>\fP.
XUsers can also create their own command-argument types on the fly by defining
Xand implementing an appropriate subclass of the \f4CmdArg\fP class.
X
X.IP "\fBNote:\fP" 3
XThe \*(NM library does not check for any freestore allocation errors.
XIt is assumed that any desired freestore allocation checking will be
Xperformed by the user by including the file \f4<new.h>\fP and using
Xthe \f4set_new_handler\fP function to set up a freestore exception
Xhandler.
X.\"===================================
X.so example.man
X.\"===================================
X.so parsing.man
X.\"===================================
X.so environ.man
X.\"===================================
X.so classes.man
X.\"===================================
X.so files.man
X.\"===================================
X.SH SEE ALSO
X\f4cmdargs\fP(3\*(C+), \f4cmdparse\fP(1)
X.br
X\f4<cmdline.h>\fP, \f4<cmdargs.h>\fP
X.\"===================================
X.so caveats.man
X.\"===================================
X.so bugs.man
X.\"===================================
X.SH AUTHOR
XBrad Appleton, Harris Computer Systems, <\[e-mail]\fP>.
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X.SH PARSING
XAlthough, much of the parsing behavior of \*(NM can be configured at run-time
Xthere are some \fIcommon rules\fP that are used when parsing command-line
Xarguments.  Many of these so called \fIrules\fP are just a formalization
Xof things that have become an informal standard over the years.
X
X.SS "LONG AND SHORT OPTIONS"
X.RS
XBy default, \*(NM will allow both single-character options \fIand\fP
Xkeywords (long-options) to be matched on the command-line.
XUnder Unix, a single character option is prefixed by the string ``\-''.
Xand a long-option is prefixed by the string ``\*(--''.  If a token
Xon the command-line exactly matches the string ``\*(--'', then all
Xfurther matching of options (both long and short) are disabled and
Xany remaining arguments are considered to be positional parameters
X(even if they look like options).
X
XIf short-option processing is disabled, then the prefix ``\-'' may be used
Xto indicate a long-option (the ``\*(--'' prefix will still be accepted).
X
XIf desired, the string ``+'' may be used as the long-option prefix
Xinstead of ``\*(--'' by defining the constant \s-1USE_PLUS\s+1 when
Xbuilding \f4CmdLine\fP.
X.RE
X
X.SS "OPTION MATCHING"
X.RS
XBy default, short-option matching is case-sensitive (but case-insensitive
Xmatching may be used if desired). Long-options are always matched
Xcase-insensitive and only a unique prefix of the long-option name needs
Xto be given in order for it to be matched successfully.
X.RE
X
X.SS "SPECIFYING VALUES TO OPTIONS"
X.RS
XBy default, \*(NM will allow the value for an option to be in the
Xsame command-line token as the option itself, or in a separate
Xcommand-line token.  For short-options, specifying the value in
Xthe same token simply means immediately following the option
Xcharacter with the intended value as in "\fB\-c\fIvalue\fR".
XFor long-options, specifying the value in the same token requires
Xthat the value be separated from the keyword name by an equal-sign
X(`=') or by a colon (`:') as in ``\fB\*(--keyword\fP=\fIvalue\fP''
Xor ``\fB\*(--keyword\fP:\fIvalue\fP''.
X
XWhen specifying values to short-options in the same token as the option
Xitself, the "portion" of the value that is consumed depends upon
Xthe option type. For options that represent a character value, only
Xthe character immediately following the option-character is consumed
Xand the remaining characters in the token may match other options.
XFor options that represent a numeric value, only the portion of the
Xtoken that "looks" like a number will be consumed and the remaining
Xcharacters in the token may match other options. For options that
Xrepresent a string value, all remaining characters in the token
Xare consumed. What this means is that if I have an integer option
X\fB\-i\fP, a character option \fB\-c\fP and a string option \fB\-s\fP,
Xthen they may all be specified on the command-line using the single token
X``\fB\-i\fI100\fBc\fIc\fBs\fIstring\fR''.
X
XIt should be noted that integer valued options may be specified on the
Xcommand-line in decimal, hexadecimal, or octal notation.
XHexadecimal notation is assumed if the first two characters of the
Xinteger are ``\f40x\fP'' or ``\f40X\fP'';
Xoctal notation is assumed if the first digit of the integer is `0';
Xdecimal notation is assumed for all other cases.
X.RE
X
X.SS "VALUES FOR BOOLEAN OPTIONS"
X.RS
X\*(NM allows boolean options to take optional values. If a boolean option
Xappears by itself without a value then the default action (which is
Xusually to turn itself \fIon\fP) is used.  One may also explicitly specify
Xthe boolean value to use by supplying a value \fIin the same token as the
Xoption\fP.
X
XFor short options, a single character is used as the boolean value.
XOther short-option characters may immediately follow the boolean
Xvalue (in the same token as the boolean option) because only one
Xcharacter is consumed for the boolean value.
XThe following strings may be used to indicate a value to a boolean option
X(those strings that contain more than 1 character may only be used in
Xconjunction with long-options):
X.RS
X.TP
X"\f40\fP", "\f4\-\fP", "\f4OFF\fP", "\f4NO\fP", "\f4FALSE\fP"
XEach of these indicates that the option should be turned \fIoff\fP.
X
X.TP
X"\f41\fP", "\f4+\fP", "\f4ON\fP", "\f4YES\fP", "\f4TRUE\fP"
XEach of these indicates that the option should be turned \fIon\fP.
X
X.TP
X"\f4^\fP", "\f4~\fP", "\f4!\fP"
XEach of these indicates that the option should be \fItoggled\fP.
XIn the case of a long-option, any of the above characters may also be followed
Xby the keyword-name of the option (as in ``\fB\*(--mode\f4=!mode\fR'').
X.RE
X
X.RE
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X#include <stdlib.h>
X#include <iostream.h>
X#include <string.h>
X#include <ctype.h>
X
X#include "argtypes.h"
X
X
X//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
X// ^FUNCTION: operator() - handle an argument from the command-line
X//
X// ^SYNOPSIS:
X//    int  operator()(arg, cmd);
X//
X// ^PARAMETERS:
X//    const char * & arg;
X//    -- the prospective value for this command argument.
X//       upon returning this value should be updated to point to the first
X//       character of "arg" that was NOT used as part of the value for this
X//       argument (set "arg" to NULL if all of it was used).
X//
X//    CmdLine & cmd;
X//    -- the command that matched this argument on its command-line
X//
X// ^DESCRIPTION:
X//    These member functions are responsible for taking whatever action
X//    is appropriate when its corresponding command argument is matched
X//    on the command-line.
X//
X//    All the argument-types in this file correspond to argument of some
X//    kind of shell script, hence all of the command-argument objects are
X//    not just derived from CmdArg but from ShellCmdArg as well.  All we
X//    need to do is check the syntax of the argument (without compiling it)
X//    and if it is valid then use the argument as the value for the
X//    corresponding shell variable.
X//
X// ^REQUIREMENTS:
X//    The "arg_flags" data member of this command-argument must have been
X//    set appropriately (by "cmd") to indicate to us exactly how "arg" was
X//    specified on the command-line for this (and only this) occurrence of
X//    "arg".
X//
X// ^SIDE-EFFECTS:
X//    - If (cmd.flags() & QUIET) is NOT TRUE and FAILURE is to be returned,
X//      then error messages should be printed using cmd.error().
X//
X//    - arg is modified to be NULL of to point to the unused portion of itself.
X//
X//    - If (cmd.flags() & TEMP) is TRUE and we need the value of "arg"
X//      to stick around, then storage is allocated in order to make
X//      a copy of "arg" (and the command-argument is responsible for
X//      de-allocating this storage).
X//
X// ^RETURN-VALUE:
X//    FAILURE (non-zero)  If something went wrong when performing the
X//                        desired actions for this command-argument.
X//                        A common problem would be that "arg" is
X//                        syntactically incorrect.
X//
X//    SUCCESS (zero)  If "arg" is NULL and/or we were able to succesfully
X//                    perform all desired actions for this command argument.
X//-^^--------------------------------------------------------------------------
X
X
X//-------------------------------------------------------------- ShellCmdArgInt
X
XShellCmdArgInt::~ShellCmdArgInt(void)
X{
X}
X
Xint
XShellCmdArgInt::operator()(const char * & arg, CmdLine & cmd)
X{
X   CmdArgInt  int_arg(*this);
X   const char * save_arg = arg;
X   int  badval = int_arg(arg, cmd);
X   if (save_arg && !badval)  set(save_arg);
X   return  badval;
X}
X
X//------------------------------------------------------------ ShellCmdArgFloat
X
XShellCmdArgFloat::~ShellCmdArgFloat(void)
X{
X}
X
Xint
XShellCmdArgFloat::operator()(const char * & arg, CmdLine & cmd)
X{
X   CmdArgFloat  float_arg(*this);
X   const char * save_arg = arg;
X   int  badval = float_arg(arg, cmd);
X   if (save_arg && !badval)  set(save_arg);
X   return  badval;
X}
X
X//------------------------------------------------------------- ShellCmdArgChar
X
XShellCmdArgChar::~ShellCmdArgChar(void)
X{
X}
X
Xint
XShellCmdArgChar::operator()(const char * & arg, CmdLine & cmd)
X{
X   CmdArgChar  char_arg(*this);
X   const char * save_arg = arg;
X   int  badval = char_arg(arg, cmd);
X   if (save_arg && !badval)  set(save_arg);
X   return  badval;
X}
X
X//-------------------------------------------------------------- ShellCmdArgStr
X
XShellCmdArgStr::~ShellCmdArgStr(void)
X{
X}
X
Xint
XShellCmdArgStr::operator()(const char * & arg, CmdLine & cmd)
X{
X   CmdArgStr  str_arg(*this);
X   const char * save_arg = arg;
X   int  badval = str_arg(arg, cmd);
X   if (save_arg && !badval)  set(save_arg);
X   return  badval;
X}
X
X//------------------------------------------------------------- ShellCmdArgBool
X
Xconst char * ShellCmdArgBool::true_string  = "TRUE" ;
Xconst char * ShellCmdArgBool::false_string = "" ;
X
XShellCmdArgBool::~ShellCmdArgBool(void)
X{
X}
X
Xint
XShellCmdArgBool::operator()(const char * & arg, CmdLine & cmd)
X{
X   CmdArgBool  bool_arg(*this);
X   int  badval = bool_arg(arg, cmd);
X   if (! badval) {
X      set((bool_arg) ? True() : False());
X   }
X   return  badval;
X}
X
X//------------------------------------------------------------ ShellCmdArgClear
X
XShellCmdArgClear::~ShellCmdArgClear(void)
X{
X}
X
Xint
XShellCmdArgClear::operator()(const char * & arg, CmdLine & cmd)
X{
X   CmdArgClear  bool_arg(*this);
X   int  badval = bool_arg(arg, cmd);
X   if (! badval) {
X      set((bool_arg) ? True() : False());
X   }
X   return  badval;
X}
X
X//----------------------------------------------------------- ShellCmdArgToggle
X
XShellCmdArgToggle::~ShellCmdArgToggle(void)
X{
X}
X
Xint
XShellCmdArgToggle::operator()(const char * & arg, CmdLine & cmd)
X{
X   CmdArgToggle  bool_arg(*this);
X   int  badval = bool_arg(arg, cmd);
X   if (! badval) {
X      set((bool_arg) ? True() : False());
X   }
X   return  badval;
X}
X
END_OF_FILE
if test 5191 -ne `wc -c <'src/cmd/argtypes.c'`; then
    echo shar: \"'src/cmd/argtypes.c'\" unpacked with wrong size!
fi
# end of 'src/cmd/argtypes.c'
fi
if test -f 'src/cmd/argtypes.h' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then
  echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'src/cmd/argtypes.h'\"
else
echo shar: Extracting \"'src/cmd/argtypes.h'\" \(6706 characters\)
sed "s/^X//" >'src/cmd/argtypes.h' <<'END_OF_FILE'
X//------------------------------------------------------------------------
X// ^FILE: argtypes.h - argument types for use by shell-scripts
X//
X// ^DESCRIPTION:
X//   This file defines the specific types of shell-script command-line
X//   arguments.  All such argument types are derived from the class
X//   ShellCmdArg.
X//
X// ^HISTORY:
X//    04/26/92    Brad Appleton    <[e-mail]>    Created
X//-^^---------------------------------------------------------------------
X
X#ifndef _argtypes_h
X#define _argtypes_h
X
X#include "shell_arg.h"
X
X//-------------------------------------------------------------- ShellCmdArgInt
X
X   // A ShellCmdArgInt is a CmdArg object that maintains an integer
X   // valued shell-variable.
X
Xclass ShellCmdArgInt : public ShellCmdArg {
Xpublic:
X   ShellCmdArgInt(char *       name,
X                  char         optchar,
X                  char *       keyword,
X                  char *       value,
X                  char *       description,
X                  unsigned     syntax_flags =CmdArg::isOPTVALREQ)
X      : ShellCmdArg(name, optchar, keyword, value, description, syntax_flags)
X      {}
X
X   ShellCmdArgInt(char *       name,
X                  char *       value,
X                  char *       description,
X                  unsigned     syntax_flags =CmdArg::isPOSVALREQ)
X      : ShellCmdArg(name, value, description, syntax_flags)
X      {}
X
X   virtual ~ShellCmdArgInt(void);
X
X   virtual  int
X   operator()(const char * & arg, CmdLine & cmd);
X} ;
X
X//------------------------------------------------------------ ShellCmdArgFloat
X
X   // A ShellCmdArgFloat is a CmdArg object that maintains a floating-point
X   // valued shell-variable.
X
Xclass ShellCmdArgFloat : public ShellCmdArg {
Xpublic:
X   ShellCmdArgFloat(char *       name,
X                    char         optchar,
X                    char *       keyword,
X                    char *       value,
X                    char *       description,
X                    unsigned     syntax_flags =CmdArg::isOPTVALREQ)
X      : ShellCmdArg(name, optchar, keyword, value, description, syntax_flags)
X      {}
X
X   ShellCmdArgFloat(char *       name,
X                    char *       value,
X                    char *       description,
X                    unsigned     syntax_flags =CmdArg::isPOSVALREQ)
X      : ShellCmdArg(name, value, description, syntax_flags)
X      {}
X
X   virtual ~ShellCmdArgFloat(void);
X
X   virtual  int
X   operator()(const char * & arg, CmdLine & cmd);
X} ;
X
X//------------------------------------------------------------- ShellCmdArgChar
X
X   // A ShellCmdArgChar is a CmdArg object that maintains a character
X   // valued shell-variable.
X
Xclass ShellCmdArgChar : public ShellCmdArg {
Xpublic:
X   ShellCmdArgChar(char *       name,
X                   char         optchar,
X                   char *       keyword,
X                   char *       value,
X                   char *       description,
X                   unsigned     syntax_flags =CmdArg::isOPTVALREQ)
X      : ShellCmdArg(name, optchar, keyword, value, description, syntax_flags)
X      {}
X
X   ShellCmdArgChar(char *       name,
X                   char *       value,
X                   char *       description,
X                   unsigned     syntax_flags =CmdArg::isPOSVALREQ)
X      : ShellCmdArg(name, value, description, syntax_flags)
X      {}
X
X   virtual ~ShellCmdArgChar(void);
X
X   virtual  int
X   operator()(const char * & arg, CmdLine & cmd);
X} ;
X
X//-------------------------------------------------------------- ShellCmdArgStr
X
X   // A ShellCmdArgStr is a CmdArg object that maintains a string
X   // valued shell-variable.
X
Xclass ShellCmdArgStr : public ShellCmdArg {
Xpublic:
X   ShellCmdArgStr(char *       name,
X                  char         optchar,
X                  char *       keyword,
X                  char *       value,
X                  char *       description,
X                  unsigned     syntax_flags =CmdArg::isOPTVALREQ)
X      : ShellCmdArg(name, optchar, keyword, value, description, syntax_flags)
X      {}
X
X   ShellCmdArgStr(char *       name,
X                  char *       value,
X                  char *       description,
X                  unsigned     syntax_flags =CmdArg::isPOSVALREQ)
X      : ShellCmdArg(name, value, description, syntax_flags)
X      {}
X
X   virtual ~ShellCmdArgStr(void);
X
X   virtual  int
X   operator()(const char * & arg, CmdLine & cmd);
X} ;
X
X//------------------------------------------------------------- ShellCmdArgBool
X
X   // A ShellCmdArgBool is a CmdArg object that maintains a boolean valued
X   // shell variable.
X
Xclass ShellCmdArgBool : public ShellCmdArg {
Xpublic:
X   ShellCmdArgBool(char *       name,
X                   char         optchar,
X                   char *       keyword,
X                   char *       description,
X                   unsigned     syntax_flags =CmdArg::isOPT)
X      : ShellCmdArg(name, optchar, keyword, description, syntax_flags)
X      {}
X
X   virtual ~ShellCmdArgBool(void);
X
X   virtual  int
X   operator()(const char * & arg, CmdLine & cmd);
X
X   // Need to know what the values to use for TRUE and FALSE are
X   //
X
X   static const char *
X   True(void) { return  true_string ; }
X
X   static const char *
X   False(void) { return  false_string ; }
X
X   // Need to be able to set the values to use for TRUE and FALSE
X
X   static void
X   True(const char * t_str) { true_string = t_str; }
X
X   static void
X   False(const char * f_str) { false_string = f_str; }
X
Xprivate:
X   static  const char * true_string ;
X   static  const char * false_string ;
X
X} ;
X
Xtypedef  ShellCmdArgBool  ShellCmdArgSet ;
X
X//------------------------------------------------------------ ShellCmdArgClear
X
Xclass ShellCmdArgClear : public ShellCmdArgBool {
Xpublic:
X   ShellCmdArgClear(char *       name,
X                    char         optchar,
X                    char *       keyword,
X                    char *       description,
X                    unsigned     syntax_flags =CmdArg::isOPT)
X      : ShellCmdArgBool(name, optchar, keyword, description, syntax_flags)
X      {}
X
X   virtual ~ShellCmdArgClear(void);
X
X   virtual  int
X   operator()(const char * & arg, CmdLine & cmd);
X} ;
X
X//----------------------------------------------------------- ShellCmdArgToggle
X
Xclass ShellCmdArgToggle : public ShellCmdArgBool {
Xpublic:
X   ShellCmdArgToggle(char *       name,
X                     char         optchar,
X                     char *       keyword,
X                     char *       description,
X                     unsigned     syntax_flags =CmdArg::isOPT)
X      : ShellCmdArgBool(name, optchar, keyword, description, syntax_flags)
X      {}
X
X   virtual ~ShellCmdArgToggle(void);
X
X   virtual  int
X   operator()(const char * & arg, CmdLine & cmd);
X} ;
X
X#endif  /* _argtypes_h */
X
END_OF_FILE
if test 6706 -ne `wc -c <'src/cmd/argtypes.h'`; then
    echo shar: \"'src/cmd/argtypes.h'\" unpacked with wrong size!
fi
# end of 'src/cmd/argtypes.h'
fi
if test -f 'src/cmd/cmdparse.pl' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then
  echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'src/cmd/cmdparse.pl'\"
else
echo shar: Extracting \"'src/cmd/cmdparse.pl'\" \(3824 characters\)
sed "s/^X//" >'src/cmd/cmdparse.pl' <<'END_OF_FILE'
X#########################################################################
X# ^FILE: cmdparse.pl - cmdparse for perl programs
X#
X# ^DESCRIPTION:
X#    This file defines a perl function named cmdparse to parse
X#    command-line arguments for perl scripts.
X#
X# ^HISTORY:
X#    05/14/91    Brad Appleton    <[e-mail]>    Created
X##^^#####################################################################
X
X
X########
X# ^FUNCTION: cmdparse - parse command-line argument vectors
X#
X# ^SYNOPSIS:
X#    eval  &cmdparse(@args);
X#
X# ^PARAMETERS:
X#    args -- The vector of arguments to pass to cmdparse(1);
X#            This will usually be the list ("-decls=$ARGS", "--", $0, @ARGV)
X#            where $ARGS is the variable containing all the argument
X#            declaration strings.
X#
X# ^DESCRIPTION:
X#    Cmdparse will invoke cmdparse(1) to parse the command-line.
X#
X# ^REQUIREMENTS:
X#    Any desired initial values for variables from the argument-description
X#    string should be assigned BEFORE calling this function.
X#
X# ^SIDE-EFFECTS:
X#    Terminates perl-script execution if command-line syntax errors are found
X#
X# ^RETURN-VALUE:
X#    A string of perl-variable settings to be evaluated.
X#
X# ^EXAMPLE:
X#     #!/usr/bin/perl
X#
X#     require  'cmdparse.pl';
X#
X#     $ARGS = '
X#       ArgStr   string  "[S|Str string]" : STICKY    "optional string argument"
X#       ArgStr   groups  "[g|groups newsgroups ...]"  "groups to test"
X#       ArgInt   count   "[c|count number]"           "group repeat count"
X#       ArgStr   dirname "[d|directory pathname]"     "directory to use"
X#       ArgBool  xflag   "[x|xmode]"                  "turn on X-mode"
X#       ArgClear yflag   "[y|ymode]"                  "turn off Y-mode"
X#       ArgChar  sepch   "[s|separator char]"         "field separator"
X#       ArgStr   files   "[f|files filenames ...]"    "files to process"
X#       ArgStr   name    "[n|name] name"              "name to use"
X#       ArgStr   ARGV    "[args ...]"                 "any remaining arguments"
X#     ';
X#
X#     $count = 1;
X#     $dirname = '.';
X#     $sepch = ',';
X#     $yflag = 'TRUE';
X#
X#     eval &cmdparse("-decls=$ARGS", "--", $0, @ARGV);
X#
X##^^####
X
Xsub cmdparse {
X   local(@args) = @_ ;
X   local($output) = ("");
X   local($nforks, $tmpfile, $tmpdir, $exitrc, $_) = (0, "tmp$$");
X
X   $tmpdir = $ENV{'TMP'};  ## use ${TMP:-/tmp}/tmp$$ as the temporary file
X   if (! $tmpdir) {
X      $tmpdir = '/tmp';
X   }
X   $tmpfile = $tmpdir . '/' . $tmpfile;
X
X   ## I could just call cmdparse(1) using `cmdparse <options> <args>`
X   ## but then I would need to escape all shell meta-characters in each
X   ## argument. By using exec(), the arguments are passed directly to
X   ## the system and are not "globbed" or expanded by the shell.
X   ##
X   ## Hence I will need to fork off a child, redirect its standard output
X   ## to a temporary file, and then exec cmdparse(1).
X
XFORK: {
X      ++$nforks;
X      if ($pid = fork) {
X            # parent here
X         waitpid($pid, 0);  ## wait for child to die
X         $exitrc = $?;
X         $output = `cat $tmpfile` unless $exitrc;   ## save the output-script
X         unlink($tmpfile);  ## remove the temporary file
X         if ($exitrc) {
X            $! = 0;
X            die "\n";
X         }
X      } elsif (defined $pid) { ## pid is zero here if defined
X            # child here
X         open(STDOUT, "> $tmpfile") || die "Can't redirect stdout";
X         exec("cmdparse", "-shell=perl", @args);
X      } elsif ($! =~ /No more process/ ) {
X            # EAGAIN, supposedly recoverable fork error
X         if ($nforks > 10) {
X            die "$0: Can't fork cmdparse(1) after 10 tries.\n" ;
X         } else {
X            sleep 1;
X            redo FORK;
X         }
X      } else {
X         die "$0: Can't fork cmdparse(1): $!\n" ;
X      }
X   } ##FORK
X
X   return $output;
X}
X
X1;
END_OF_FILE
if test 3824 -ne `wc -c <'src/cmd/cmdparse.pl'`; then
    echo shar: \"'src/cmd/cmdparse.pl'\" unpacked with wrong size!
fi
# end of 'src/cmd/cmdparse.pl'
fi
if test -f 'src/cmd/fsm.c' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then
  echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'src/cmd/fsm.c'\"
else
echo shar: Extracting \"'src/cmd/fsm.c'\" \(6273 characters\)
sed "s/^X//" >'src/cmd/fsm.c' <<'END_OF_FILE'
X//------------------------------------------------------------------------
X// ^FILE: fsm.c - implement a finite staet machine
X//
X// ^DESCRIPTION:
X//     This file implements a finite state machine tailored to the task of
X//     parsing syntax strings for command-line arguments.
X//
X// ^HISTORY:
X//    03/27/92    Brad Appleton    <[e-mail]>    Created
X//-^^---------------------------------------------------------------------
X
X#include <stdlib.h>
X#include <iostream.h>
X#include <ctype.h>
X#include <string.h>
X
X#include "fsm.h"
X
X   // define the characters that have a "special" meaning
Xenum {
X  c_LBRACE = '[',
X  c_RBRACE = ']',
X  c_ALT    = '|',
X  c_LIST   = '.',
X} ;
X
X
X//-------------------
X// ^FUNCTION: SyntaxFSM::skip - skip to the next token
X//
X// ^SYNOPSIS:
X//    SyntaxFSM::skip(input)
X//
X// ^PARAMETERS:
X//    const char * & input;
X//    -- the current "read" position in the syntax string.
X//
X// ^DESCRIPTION:
X//    Skip past all whitespace and past square braced (recording the
X//    current brace-nesting level and the number of balanced braces
X//    parsed).
X//
X// ^REQUIREMENTS:
X//    None.
X//
X// ^SIDE-EFFECTS:
X//    Updates "input" to point to the next token (or eos)
X//
X// ^RETURN-VALUE:
X//    None.
X//
X// ^ALGORITHM:
X//    Trivial.
X//-^^----------------
Xvoid
XSyntaxFSM::skip(const char * & input) {
X   if ((! input) || (! *input))  return;
X
X   while (isspace(*input))  ++input;
X   while ((*input == c_LBRACE) || (*input == c_RBRACE)) {
X      if (*input == c_LBRACE) {
X         ++lev;
X      } else {
X         if (lev > 0) {
X            ++nbpairs;
X         } else {
X            fsm_state = ERROR;
X            cerr << "too many '" << char(c_RBRACE) << "' characters." << endl;
X         }
X         --lev;
X      }
X      ++input;
X      while (isspace(*input))  ++input;
X   }//while
X}
X
X
X//-------------------
X// ^FUNCTION: SyntaxFSM::parse_token - parse a token
X//
X// ^SYNOPSIS:
X//    SyntaxFSM::parse_token(input)
X//
X// ^PARAMETERS:
X//    const char * & input;
X//    -- the current "read" position in the syntax string.
X//
X// ^DESCRIPTION:
X//    Get the next token from the input string.
X//
X// ^REQUIREMENTS:
X//    input should be non-NULL.
X//
X// ^SIDE-EFFECTS:
X//    Updates "input" to point to the next token (or eos)
X//
X// ^RETURN-VALUE:
X//    None.
X//
X// ^ALGORITHM:
X//    Trivial.
X//-^^----------------
Xvoid
XSyntaxFSM::parse_token(const char * & input)
X{
X   while (*input && (! isspace(*input)) &&
X          (*input != c_LBRACE) && (*input != c_RBRACE) &&
X          ((*input != c_LIST) || (fsm_state == OPTION)))
X   {
X      ++input;
X   }
X}
X
X
X//-------------------
X// ^FUNCTION: SyntaxFSM::operator() - get a token
X//
X// ^SYNOPSIS:
X//    SyntaxFSM::operator()(input, token)
X//
X// ^PARAMETERS:
X//    const char * & input;
X//    -- the current "read" position in the syntax string.
X//
X//    token_t & token;
X//    -- where to place the token that we will find.
X//
X// ^DESCRIPTION:
X//    Get the next token from the input string.
X//
X// ^REQUIREMENTS:
X//    None.
X//
X// ^SIDE-EFFECTS:
X//    - updates "input" to point to the next token (or eos)
X//    - updates "token" to be the token that we found
X//
X// ^RETURN-VALUE:
X//    0 if we are in a non-FINAL state; non-zero otherwise..
X//
X// ^ALGORITHM:
X//    It gets complicated so follow along.
X//-^^----------------
Xint
XSyntaxFSM::operator()(const char * & input, token_t & token)
X{
X   token.set(NULL, 0);
X
X      // if inout is NULL or empty - then we are finished
X   if ((! input) || (! *input)) {
X      if (lev) {
X         cerr << "not enough '" << char(c_RBRACE) << "' characters." << endl ;
X         fsm_state = ERROR;
X         return  (fsm_state != FINAL);
X      } else {
X         fsm_state = FINAL;
X         return  (fsm_state != FINAL);
X      }
X   }
X
X   skip(input);  // skip whitespace
X
X   const char * start = input;
X
X      // the token we are to parse depends on what state we are in
X   switch(fsm_state) {
X   case  START :
X      // We are parsing either an option-character name or a value.
X      // If it is an option-character name, the character that stops
X      // the input scan will be c_ALT.
X      //
X      if (*input != c_ALT)  ++input;
X      if (*input == c_ALT) {
X         fsm_state = OPTION;
X         if (start != input)  token.set(start, 1);
X      } else {
X         parse_token(input);
X         fsm_state = VALUE;
X         token.set(start, (input - start));
X      }
X      ++ntoks;
X      break;
X
X   case  OPTION :
X      // We parsed an option-character already so we had better see a keyword
X      // name this time around.
X      //
X      start = ++input;  // skip past the '|' character
X      if (! isspace(*input)) {
X         parse_token(input);
X         token.set(start, (input - start));
X      }
X      fsm_state = KEYWORD;
X      ++ntoks;
X      break;
X
X   case  KEYWORD :
X      // We parsed a keyword already - if anything is here then it better be a
X      // value name.
X      //
X      if (*input) {
X         parse_token(input);
X         fsm_state = VALUE;
X         token.set(start, (input - start));
X         ++ntoks;
X      } else {
X         fsm_state = FINAL;
X      }
X      break;
X
X   case  VALUE :
X      // We already parsed a value name - all that could possibly be left
X      // (that we be valid) is an ellipsis ("...") indicating a list.
X      //
X      if (! *input) {
X         fsm_state = FINAL;
X      } else if (::strncmp(input, "...", 3) == 0) {
X         fsm_state = LIST;
X         token.set(input, 3);
X         input += 3;
X         ++ntoks;
X      } else {
X         fsm_state = ERROR;
X         cerr << "unexpected token \"" << input << "\"." << endl ;
X      }
X      break;
X
X   case  LIST :
X      // We already parsed an ellipsis, there better not be anything left
X      if (! *input) {
X         fsm_state = FINAL;
X      } else {
X         fsm_state = ERROR;
X         cerr << "unexpected token \"" << input << "\"." << endl ;
X      }
X      break;
X
X   case  ERROR :
X   case  FINAL :
X   default :
X      break;
X   }
X
X   if (fsm_state == FINAL) {
X      skip(input);
X      if ((! *input) && lev) {
X         cerr << "not enough '" << char(c_RBRACE) << "' characters." << endl ;
X         fsm_state = ERROR;
X      } else if (*input) {
X         cerr << "unexpected token \"" << input << "\"." << endl ;
X         fsm_state = ERROR;
X      }
X   }
X
X   return  (fsm_state != FINAL);
X}
X
END_OF_FILE
if test 6273 -ne `wc -c <'src/cmd/fsm.c'`; then
    echo shar: \"'src/cmd/fsm.c'\" unpacked with wrong size!
fi
# end of 'src/cmd/fsm.c'
fi
if test -f 'src/cmd/quoted.c' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then
  echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'src/cmd/quoted.c'\"
else
echo shar: Extracting \"'src/cmd/quoted.c'\" \(3984 characters\)
sed "s/^X//" >'src/cmd/quoted.c' <<'END_OF_FILE'
X//------------------------------------------------------------------------
X// ^FILE: quoted.c - implement quoted strings
X//
X// ^DESCRIPTION:
X//     This file implements that class defined in "quoted.h"
X//
X// ^HISTORY:
X//    05/01/92    Brad Appleton    <[e-mail]>    Created
X//-^^---------------------------------------------------------------------
X
X#include <stdlib.h>
X#include <iostream.h>
X#include <string.h>
X#include <ctype.h>
X
X#include "quoted.h"
X
X//--------------------------------------------------------------- Constructors
X
XQuotedString::QuotedString(unsigned  max_size)
X   : size(max_size)
X{
X   buffer = new char[size] ;
X}
X
X
XQuotedString::QuotedString(const char * str)
X{
X   size = ::strlen(str + 1);
X   buffer = new char[size];
X   if (buffer)  ::strcpy(buffer, str);
X}
X
XQuotedString::QuotedString(const char * str, unsigned  max_size)
X   : size(max_size)
X{
X   buffer = new char[size];
X   if (buffer)  ::strcpy(buffer, str);
X}
X
XQuotedString::QuotedString(const QuotedString & qstr)
X   : size(qstr.size)
X{
X   buffer = new char[size];
X   if (buffer)  ::strcpy(buffer, qstr.buffer);
X}
X
X//--------------------------------------------------------------- Destructor
X
XQuotedString::~QuotedString(void)
X{
X   delete [] buffer ;
X}
X
X//--------------------------------------------------------------- Assignment
X
XQuotedString &
XQuotedString::operator=(const QuotedString & qstr)
X{
X   delete [] buffer ;
X   size = qstr.size;
X   buffer = new char[size];
X   if (buffer)  ::strcpy(buffer, qstr.buffer);
X   return  *this ;
X}
X
XQuotedString &
XQuotedString::operator=(const char * str)
X{
X   delete [] buffer ;
X   size = ::strlen(str) + 1;
X   buffer = new char[size];
X   if (buffer)  ::strcpy(buffer, str);
X   return  *this ;
X}
X
X//--------------------------------------------------------------- operator>>
X
Xistream &
Xoperator>>(istream & is, QuotedString & qstr)
X{
X      // get the first non-white character
X   char  ch;
X   is >> ch;
X   if (! is) {
X      if (is.eof()) {
X         cerr << "Premature end of input.\n"
X              << "\texpecting a single or a double quote." << endl ;
X      } else {
X         cerr << "Unable to extract quoted string from input." << endl ;
X      }
X      return  is;
X   }
X
X   int  single_quote = 0, double_quote = 0;
X
X   switch (ch) {
X   case '\'' :
X      single_quote = 1;  break;
X   case '"'  :
X      double_quote = 1;  break;
X   default :
X      cerr << "Unexpected character '" << ch << "'.\n"
X           << "\texpecting a single or a double quotation mark." << endl ;
X      is.clear(ios::failbit);
X      return  is;
X   } //switch
X
X
X   // Now fetch into "dest" until we see the ending quote.
X   char    * dest = qstr.buffer;
X   unsigned  end_quote = 0;
X   unsigned  len = 0;
X   int  c;
X   while (! end_quote) {
X      int  escape = 0;
X      c = is.get();
X      if (! is) {
X         if (is.eof()) {
X            cerr << "Unmatched " << (single_quote ? "\"'\"" : "'\"'")
X                 << "quote." << endl ;
X         } else {
X            cerr << "Unable to extract quoted string from input." << endl ;
X         }
X         return  is;
X      }
X      if (c == '\\') {
X         escape = 1;
X         c = is.get();
X         if (! is) {
X            if (is.eof()) {
X               cerr << "Unmatched " << (single_quote ? "\"'\"" : "'\"'")
X                    << " quote." << endl ;
X            } else {
X               cerr << "Unable to extract quoted string from input." << endl ;
X            }
X            return  is;
X         }
X      }
X      if ((c == '\'') && single_quote && !escape) {
X         end_quote = 1;
X      } else if ((c == '"') && double_quote && !escape) {
X         end_quote = 1;
X      } else if (len < qstr.size) {
X         dest[len++] = c;
X      } else {
X         cerr << "Error - quoted string is too long.\n\tmust be less than "
X              << qstr.size << " characters." << endl ;
X         is.clear(ios::failbit);
X         return  is;
X      }
X   } //while
X
X   dest[len++] = '\0' ;   // dont forget to NUL-terminate
X   return  is;
X}
X
END_OF_FILE
if test 3984 -ne `wc -c <'src/cmd/quoted.c'`; then
    echo shar: \"'src/cmd/quoted.c'\" unpacked with wrong size!
fi
# end of 'src/cmd/quoted.c'
fi
if test -f 'src/lib/argiter.c' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then
  echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'src/lib/argiter.c'\"
else
echo shar: Extracting \"'src/lib/argiter.c'\" \(3891 characters\)
sed "s/^X//" >'src/lib/argiter.c' <<'END_OF_FILE'
X//------------------------------------------------------------------------
X// ^FILE: argiter.c - implementation of CmdLineArgIter subclasses
X//
X// ^DESCRIPTION:
X//    This file implements the derived classes of a CmdLineArgIter that
X//    are declazred in <cmdline.h>.
X//
X// ^HISTORY:
X//    04/03/92    Brad Appleton    <[e-mail]>    Created
X//-^^---------------------------------------------------------------------
X
X#include <stdlib.h>
X#include <iostream.h>
X#include <string.h>
X#include <ctype.h>
X
X#include "cmdline.h"
X
X//-------------------------------------------------------- class CmdLineArgIter
X
XCmdLineArgIter::CmdLineArgIter(void) {}
X
XCmdLineArgIter::~CmdLineArgIter(void) {}
X
X//----------------------------------------------------------- class CmdArgvIter
X
XCmdArgvIter::~CmdArgvIter(void) {}
X
Xconst char *
XCmdArgvIter::operator()(void) {
X   return  ((index != count) && (array[index])) ? array[index++] : 0 ;
X}
X
Xint
XCmdArgvIter::is_temporary(void) const { return  0; }
X
X//--------------------------------------------------------- class CmdStrTokIter
X
Xstatic const char WHITESPACE[] = " \t\n\r\v\f" ;
X
X   // Constructor
XCmdStrTokIter::CmdStrTokIter(const char * tokens, const char * delimiters)
X   : tokstr(NULL), seps(NULL), token(NULL)
X{
X   reset(tokens, delimiters);
X}
X
X   // Destructor
XCmdStrTokIter::~CmdStrTokIter(void)
X{
X   delete  tokstr;
X}
X
X   // Use a new string and a new set of delimiters
Xvoid
XCmdStrTokIter::reset(const char * tokens, const char * delimiters)
X{
X   seps = delimiters;
X   if (seps == NULL)  seps = WHITESPACE ;  // use default delimiters
X
X   delete  tokstr;
X   tokstr = NULL;
X   token = NULL;
X   if (tokens) {
X      // Make a copy of the token-string (because ::strtok() modifies it)
X      // and get the first token from the string
X      //
X      tokstr = new char[::strlen(tokens) + 1] ;
X      (void) ::strcpy(tokstr, tokens);
X      token = ::strtok(tokstr, seps);
X   }
X}
X
X   // Iterator function -- operator()
X   //   Just use ::strtok to get the next token from the string
X   //
Xconst char *
XCmdStrTokIter::operator()(void)
X{
X   if (seps == NULL)  seps = WHITESPACE ;
X   const char * result = token;
X   if (token) token = ::strtok(NULL, seps);
X   return  result;
X}
X
X   // The storage that we return pointers to (in operator())
X   // always points to temporary space.
X   //
Xint
XCmdStrTokIter::is_temporary(void) const
X{
X   return  1;
X}
X
X//-------------------------------------------------------- class CmdIstreamIter
X
Xstatic const unsigned  MAX_LINE_LEN = 1024 ;
X
X#ifdef vms
X   enum { c_COMMENT = '!' } ;
X#else
X   enum { c_COMMENT = '#' } ;
X#endif
X
X   // Constructor
XCmdIstreamIter::CmdIstreamIter(istream & input) : is(input), tok_iter(NULL)
X{
X}
X
X   // Destructor
XCmdIstreamIter::~CmdIstreamIter(void)
X{
X   delete  tok_iter;
X}
X
X   // Iterator function -- operator()
X   //
X   // What we do is this: for each line of text in the istream, we use
X   // a CmdStrTokIter to iterate over each token on the line.
X   //
X   // If the first non-white character on a line is c_COMMENT, then we
X   // consider the line to be a comment and we ignore it.
X   //
Xconst char *
XCmdIstreamIter::operator()(void)
X{
X   const char * result = NULL;
X   if (tok_iter)  result = tok_iter->operator()();
X   if (result)  return  result;
X   if (! is)  return  NULL;
X
X   char buf[MAX_LINE_LEN];
X   do {
X      *buf = '\0';
X      is.getline(buf, sizeof(buf));
X      char * ptr = buf;
X      while (isspace(*ptr)) ++ptr;
X      if (*ptr && (*ptr != c_COMMENT)) {
X         if (tok_iter) {
X            tok_iter->reset(ptr);
X         } else {
X            tok_iter = new CmdStrTokIter(ptr);
X         }
X         return  tok_iter->operator()();
X      }
X   } while (is);
X   return  NULL;
X}
X
X   // We use a CmdStrTokIterator that is always temporary, thus the
X   // the tokens we return are always in temporary storage
X   //
Xint
XCmdIstreamIter::is_temporary(void) const
X{
X   return  1;
X}
END_OF_FILE
if test 3891 -ne `wc -c <'src/lib/argiter.c'`; then
    echo shar: \"'src/lib/argiter.c'\" unpacked with wrong size!
fi
# end of 'src/lib/argiter.c'
fi
if test -f 'src/lib/fifolist.h' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then
  echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'src/lib/fifolist.h'\"
else
echo shar: Extracting \"'src/lib/fifolist.h'\" \(7182 characters\)
sed "s/^X//" >'src/lib/fifolist.h' <<'END_OF_FILE'
X//------------------------------------------------------------------------
X// ^FILE: fifolist.h - generic FIFO list classes
X//
X// ^DESCRIPTION:
X//    This file defines a generic FIFO linked list class and two types
X//    of iterators for the list.  The first iterator is just your basic
X//    run-of-the-mill iterator.  The second iterator treats the list
X//    as if it were an array and allows you to index into the list.
X//
X//    Once these generic classes are declared, macros are defined to allow
X//    the programmer to declare lists (and iterators) that contain a
X//    particular type of item.  On systems where your C++ compiler supports
X//    templates, templates are used, otherwise we "fake it".
X//
X//    The macro defined is named DECLARE_FIFO_LIST and is used as follows:
X//
X//       DECLARE_FIFO_LIST(Name, Type);
X//
X//    This declares a type named "Name" that is a list of pointers to
X//    items of type "Type".  Also, the types "NameIter" and "NameArray"
X//    are declared as the iterators for this type of list.
X//
X// ^HISTORY:
X//    03/21/92    Brad Appleton    <[e-mail]>    Created
X//-^^---------------------------------------------------------------------
X
X#ifndef _fifolist_h
X#define _fifolist_h
X
X#ifndef  name2
X# if defined(__STDC__) || defined(__ANSI_CPP__)
X#  define  name2(x,y) x##y
X# else
X#  define  name2(x,y) x/**/y
X# endif
X#endif
X
X
X   // GenericFifoList - a FIFO linked list of void * pointers
X   //
Xclass  GenericFifoList {
Xprivate:
X
Xprotected:
X   // Need to define what a "node" in the list looks like
X   struct GenericFifoListNode {
X      GenericFifoListNode * next;
X      void * contents;
X
X      GenericFifoListNode(GenericFifoListNode * nd =0, void * val =0)
X         : next(nd), contents(val) {}
X   } ;
X
X   unsigned  mod : 1;
X   unsigned  del_items : 1;
X   unsigned  num_items ;
X   GenericFifoListNode * head;
X   GenericFifoListNode * tail;
X
Xpublic:
X   GenericFifoList(void)
X      : head(0), tail(0), num_items(0), del_items(0), mod(0) {}
X
X   virtual  ~GenericFifoList(void);
X
X   // Remove the first item from the list
X   void *
X   remove(void);
X
X   // Add an item to the end of the list
X   void
X   add(void * item);
X
X   // Was the list modified since the last time we checked?
X   int
X   modified(void) { return (mod) ? (mod = 0, 1) : 0 ; }
X
X   // Is the list empty?
X   int
X   is_empty(void) const { return  (num_items == 0); }
X
X   // How many items are in the list?
X   unsigned
X   count(void) const { return  num_items; }
X
X   // Is the list responsible for deleting the items it contains?
X   int
X   self_cleaning(void) const { return  int(del_items); }
X
X   // Tell the list who is responsible for deleting the items it contains?
X   void
X   self_cleaning(int  bool_val)  { del_items = (bool_val) ? 1 : 0; }
X
X   friend class GenericFifoListIter;
X   friend class GenericFifoListArray;
X} ;
X
X
X   // GenericFifoListIter -- an iterator for a GenericFifoList
Xclass  GenericFifoListIter {
Xprivate:
X   GenericFifoList::GenericFifoListNode * current;
X
Xpublic:
X   GenericFifoListIter(GenericFifoList & fifo_list)
X      : current(fifo_list.head) {}
X
X   GenericFifoListIter(GenericFifoList * fifo_list)
X      : current(fifo_list->head) {}
X
X   virtual  ~GenericFifoListIter(void);
X
X   // Return the current item in the list and advance to the next item.
X   // returns NULL if at end-of-list
X   //
X   void *
X   operator()(void);
X} ;
X
X
X   // GenericFifoListArray -- an array-style iterator for a GenericFifoList
Xclass  GenericFifoListArray {
Xprivate:
X   GenericFifoList &  list;
X   unsigned           index;
X   GenericFifoList::GenericFifoListNode * current;
X
Xpublic:
X   GenericFifoListArray(GenericFifoList & fifo_list)
X      : list(fifo_list), index(0), current(fifo_list.head) {}
X
X   GenericFifoListArray(GenericFifoList * fifo_list)
X      : list(*fifo_list), index(0), current(fifo_list->head) {}
X
X   virtual  ~GenericFifoListArray(void);
X
X   // How many items are in the array?
X   unsigned  count(void) const  { return  list.count(); }
X
X   // Return a specified item in the array.
X   //   NOTE: the programmer is responsible for making sure the given index
X   //         is not out of range. For this base class, NULL is returned
X   //         when the index is out of range. Derived classes however
X   //         dereference the value returned by this function so using
X   //         an out-of-range index in one of the derived classes will
X   //         cause a NULL pointer dereferencing error!
X   //
X   void *
X   operator[](unsigned  ndx);
X} ;
X
X#ifdef TEMPLATES
X
Xtemplate <class Type>
Xclass FifoList : public GenericFifoList {
Xpublic:
X   FifoList(void) {}
X
X   virtual ~FifoList(void);
X
X   void
X   add(Type * item)  { GenericFifoList::add((void *)item); }
X
X   Type *
X   remove(void)  { return  (Type *) GenericFifoList::remove(); }
X} ;
X
Xtemplate <class Type>
Xclass FifoListIter : public GenericFifoListIter {
Xpublic:
X   FifoListIter(FifoList<Type> & list) : GenericFifoListIter(list) {}
X   FifoListIter(FifoList<Type> * list) : GenericFifoListIter(list) {}
X
X   virtual  ~FifoListIter(void);
X
X   Type *
X   operator()(void)  {  return  (Type *) GenericFifoListIter::operator()(); }
X} ;
X
Xtemplate <class Type>
Xclass FifoListArray : public GenericFifoListArray {
Xpublic:
X   FifoListArray(FifoList<Type> & list) : GenericFifoListArray(list) {}
X   FifoListArray(FifoList<Type> * list) : GenericFifoListArray(list) {}
X
X   virtual  ~FifoListArray(void);
X
X   Type &
X   operator[](unsigned  ndx)
X      { return  *((Type *) GenericFifoListArray::operator[](ndx)) }
X} ;
X
X#define  DECLARE_FIFO_LIST(Name,Type) \
X   typedef  FifoList<Type> Name; \
X   typedef  FifoListIter<Type>  name2(Name,Iter) \
X   typedef  FifoListArray<Type> name2(Name,Array)
X
X#else  /* dont have templates -- have to fake it */
X
X#define  DECLARE_FIFO_LIST(Name,Type) \
X   class Name : public GenericFifoList {  \
X   public:  \
X      Name(void) {}  \
X\
X      virtual ~Name(void) {  \
X         GenericFifoListNode * nd = head;  \
X         head = 0; \
X         while (nd) {  \
X            GenericFifoListNode * to_delete = nd;  \
X            nd = nd->next;  \
X            if (del_items)  delete (Type *)to_delete->contents;  \
X            delete  to_delete;  \
X         }  \
X      }  \
X\
X      void  \
X      add(Type * item)  { GenericFifoList::add((void *)item); }  \
X\
X      Type *  \
X      remove(void)  { return  (Type *) GenericFifoList::remove(); }  \
X\
X      friend  class name2(Name,Iter);  \
X   } ;  \
X\
Xclass name2(Name,Iter) : public GenericFifoListIter {  \
Xpublic:  \
X   name2(Name,Iter)(Name & list) : GenericFifoListIter(list) {}  \
X   name2(Name,Iter)(Name * list) : GenericFifoListIter(list) {}  \
X\
X   virtual ~ name2(Name,Iter)(void) {} \
X\
X   Type *  \
X   operator()(void)  {  return  (Type *) GenericFifoListIter::operator()(); } \
X} ; \
X\
Xclass name2(Name,Array) : public GenericFifoListArray {  \
Xpublic:  \
X   name2(Name,Array)(Name & list) : GenericFifoListArray(list) {}  \
X   name2(Name,Array)(Name * list) : GenericFifoListArray(list) {}  \
X\
X   virtual ~ name2(Name,Array)(void) {} \
X\
X   Type &  \
X   operator[](unsigned  ndx)  \
X      { return  *((Type *) GenericFifoListArray::operator[](ndx)); }  \
X}
X
X#endif  /* TEMPLATES */
X
X
X#endif /* _fifolist_h */
X
END_OF_FILE
if test 7182 -ne `wc -c <'src/lib/fifolist.h'`; then
    echo shar: \"'src/lib/fifolist.h'\" unpacked with wrong size!
fi
# end of 'src/lib/fifolist.h'
fi
if test -f 'src/lib/parse.c' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then
  echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'src/lib/parse.c'\"
else
echo shar: Extracting \"'src/lib/parse.c'\" \(5024 characters\)
sed "s/^X//" >'src/lib/parse.c' <<'END_OF_FILE'
X//------------------------------------------------------------------------
X// ^FILE: parse.c - parsing portion of the CmdLine library
X//
X// ^DESCRIPTION:
X//     The following functions defined in <cmdline.h> are implemented:
X//
X//        CmdLine::prologue() -- initialize stuff for parsing
X//        CmdLine::epilogue() -- finish up stuff for parsing
X//        CmdLine::parse()     -- parse arguments from an iterator
X//
X// ^HISTORY:
X//    12/05/91    Brad Appleton    <[e-mail]>    Created
X//-^^---------------------------------------------------------------------
X
X#include <stdlib.h>
X#include <iostream.h>
X#include <ctype.h>
X#include <string.h>
X
X#include "exits.h"
X#include "states.h"
X#include "arglist.h"
X#include "cmdline.h"
X
X
X//-------
X// ^FUNCTION: CmdLine::prologue - initialize before parsing
X//
X// ^SYNOPSIS:
X//    unsigned CmdLine::prologue(void)
X//
X// ^PARAMETERS:
X//    None.
X//
X// ^DESCRIPTION:
X//    Before we can begin parsing argument from the command-line, we need
X//    to set (or reset) certain attributes of the CmdLine object. Among
X//    other things, we need to reset its state and status, and we need to
X//    reset the state of each of its arguments.
X//
X// ^REQUIREMENTS:
X//    None.
X//
X// ^SIDE-EFFECTS:
X//    Modifies all parts of the CmdLine object and its arguments.
X//
X// ^RETURN-VALUE:
X//    A combination of bitmasks of type CmdLine::CmdStatus corresponding to
X//    what (if anything) went wrong.
X//
X// ^ALGORITHM:
X//    Follow along - its not too complicated.
X//-^^----
Xunsigned
XCmdLine::prologue(void)
X{
X   // reset parse-specific attributes
X   cmd_parse_state = cmd_START_STATE ;
X   cmd_state = 0 ;
X   cmd_status = NO_ERROR ;
X
X   // reset parse-specific attributes for each argument
X   CmdArgListListIter  list_iter(cmd_args);
X   for (CmdArgList * alist = list_iter() ; alist ; alist = list_iter()) {
X      CmdArgListIter  iter(alist);
X      for (CmdArg * cmdarg = iter() ; cmdarg ; cmdarg = iter()) {
X         cmdarg->clear();
X      }
X   }
X
X   return  cmd_status ;
X}
X
X//-------
X// ^FUNCTION: CmdLine::epilogue - clean up after parsing
X//
X// ^SYNOPSIS:
X//    unsigned CmdLine::epilogue(void)
X//
X// ^PARAMETERS:
X//    None.
X//
X// ^DESCRIPTION:
X//
X// ^REQUIREMENTS:
X//    None.
X//
X// ^SIDE-EFFECTS:
X//    Modifies the command-line obejct.
X//
X//    Prints messages on cerr (if QUIET is not set) if there are
X//    missing required arguments or values (and prompts for them if
X//    PROMPT_USER is set of $PROMPT_USER is exists and is non-empty).
X//
X//    Prints a usage message if there were syntax error.
X//
X//    Terminates program execution by calling ::exit(e_SYNTAX) if
X//    (NO_ABORT is NOT set and the command-status is NOT NO_ERROR).
X//
X// ^RETURN-VALUE:
X//    A combination of bitmasks of type CmdLine::CmdStatus corresponding to
X//    what (if anything) went wrong.
X//
X// ^ALGORITHM:
X//    - See if we left an argument dangling without a required value,
X//    - Check for missing required arguments
X//    - Print usage if required
X//    - Exit if required
X//-^^----
Xunsigned
XCmdLine::epilogue(void)
X{
X   if (cmd_err == NULL)  cmd_err = &cerr;
X
X   // see if we left an argument dangling without a value
X   ck_need_val() ;
X
X   // check for any missing required arguments
X   cmd_status |= missing_args();
X
X   // print usage if necessary
X   if (cmd_status & ARG_MISSING) {
X      usage();
X      ::exit(e_SYNTAX);
X   } else if (cmd_status && (! (cmd_flags & NO_ABORT))) {
X      usage();
X      ::exit(e_SYNTAX);
X   }
X
X   return  cmd_status ;
X}
X
X//-------------------
X// ^FUNCTION: parse - parse arguments from an iterator
X//
X// ^SYNOPSIS:
X//    parse(arg_iter, auto_processing)
X//
X// ^PARAMETERS:
X//    CmdLineArgIter & arg_iter;
X//    -- collection of string arguments from the command-line
X//
X//    int  auto_processing;
X//    -- if this is NON-zero, then automatically call prologue() and
X//       epilogue() to do pre- and post- processing.
X//
X// ^DESCRIPTION:
X//    Parse all the argument in a given argument iterator.
X//    If auto_processing is NON-zero then the programmer is
X//    directly responsible for calling prologue() and epilogue().
X//
X// ^REQUIREMENTS:
X//    None.
X//
X// ^SIDE-EFFECTS:
X//    - Uses up all remaining arguments in arg_iter
X//    - Modifies the CmdLine
X//
X// ^RETURN-VALUE:
X//    The resultant status of the CmdLine:
X//
X// ^ALGORITHM:
X//    Trivial - just iterate through calling parse_arg.
X//-^^----------------
Xunsigned
XCmdLine::parse(CmdLineArgIter & arg_iter, int  auto_processing)
X{
X   // NOTE: If arg_iter.is_temporary() is TRUE then we MUST remember
X   //       to set the CmdLine::TEMP flags before parsing (and put it
X   //       back the way it was when we are finished.
X   //
X   if (auto_processing)  (void) prologue();
X   unsigned  save_flags = cmd_flags;
X   if (arg_iter.is_temporary())  cmd_flags |= TEMP;
X   for (const char * arg = arg_iter() ; arg ; arg = arg_iter()) {
X      (void) parse_arg(arg);
X   }
X   if (arg_iter.is_temporary())  cmd_flags = save_flags;
X   if (auto_processing)  (void) epilogue();
X   return  cmd_status ;
X}
X
END_OF_FILE
if test 5024 -ne `wc -c <'src/lib/parse.c'`; then
    echo shar: \"'src/lib/parse.c'\" unpacked with wrong size!
fi
# end of 'src/lib/parse.c'
fi
echo shar: End of archive 2 \(of 7\).
cp /dev/null ark2isdone
MISSING=""
for I in 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ; do
    if test ! -f ark${I}isdone ; then
    MISSING="${MISSING} ${I}"
    fi
done
if test "${MISSING}" = "" ; then
    echo You have unpacked all 7 archives.
    rm -f ark[1-9]isdone
else
    echo You still need to unpack the following archives:
    echo "        " ${MISSING}
fi
##  End of shell archive.
exit 0

exit 0 # Just in case...