Esempio n. 1
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/*
 *   Parse a file 
 */
int CTadsGameInfo::parse_file(osfildef *fp, unsigned long res_seek_pos,
                              unsigned long res_size)
{
    /* find the tail of the existing list */
    tads_valinfo *last_val;
    for (last_val = first_val_ ; last_val != 0 && last_val->nxt != 0 ;
         last_val = last_val->nxt) ;
    
    /* we found the resource - seek to it in the file */
    if (osfseek(fp, res_seek_pos, OSFSK_SET))
        return FALSE;

    /* 
     *   Allocate a block of memory for loading the game information.  The
     *   game information resource is typically fairly small, so for
     *   simplicity we'll just allocate a single block of memory and load
     *   the whole resource into the block.  Allocate space for one extra
     *   byte, so that we can ensure we have a newline at the end of the
     *   buffer.  
     */
    buf_ = (char *)osmalloc(res_size + 1);
    if (buf_ == 0)
        return FALSE;

    /* read the data */
    if (osfrb(fp, buf_, res_size))
        return FALSE;

    /* 
     *   store an extra newline at the end of the buffer, so that we can be
     *   certain that the last line ends in a newline - at worst, this will
     *   add an extra blank line to the end, but since we ignore blank lines
     *   this will do no harm 
     */
    buf_[res_size++] = '\n';

    /* parse the data */
    utf8_ptr p(buf_);
    for (size_t rem = res_size ; rem != 0 ; )
    {
        /* skip any leading whitespace */
        while (rem != 0 && is_space(p.getch()))
            p.inc(&rem);

        /* if the line starts with '#', it's a comment, so skip it */
        if (rem != 0 && p.getch() == '#')
        {
            /* skip the entire line, and go back for the next one */
            skip_to_next_line(&p, &rem);
            continue;
        }

        /* we must have the start of a name - note it */
        utf8_ptr name_start = p;

        /* skip ahead to a space or colon */
        while (rem != 0 && p.getch() != ':' && !is_hspace(p.getch()))
            p.inc(&rem);

        /* note the length of the name */
        size_t name_len = p.getptr() - name_start.getptr();

        /* skip any whitespace before the presumed colon */
        while (rem != 0 && is_hspace(p.getch()))
            p.inc(&rem);

        /* if we're not at a colon, the line is ill-formed, so skip it */
        if (rem == 0 || p.getch() != ':')
        {
            /* skip the entire line, and go back for the next one */
            skip_to_next_line(&p, &rem);
            continue;
        }

        /* skip the colon and any whitespace immediately after it */
        for (p.inc(&rem) ; rem != 0 && is_hspace(p.getch()) ; p.inc(&rem)) ;

        /* 
         *   Whatever terminated the name, replace it with a null character
         *   - this is safe, since we at least have a colon character to
         *   replace, and we've already skipped it so we can overwrite it
         *   now.  A null character in utf-8 is simply a single zero byte,
         *   so we can store our byte directly without worrying about any
         *   utf-8 multi-byte strangeness.  
         */
        *(name_start.getptr() + name_len) = '\0';

        /* note where the value starts */
        utf8_ptr val_start = p;

        /* set up to write to the buffer at the current point */
        utf8_ptr dst = p;

        /*
         *   Now find the end of the value.  The value can span multiple
         *   lines; if we find a newline followed by a space, it means that
         *   the next line is a continuation of the current value, and that
         *   the entire sequence of newlines and immediately following
         *   whitespace should be converted to a single space in the value.
         *   
         *   Note that we copy the transformed value directly over the old
         *   version of the value in the buffer.  This is safe because the
         *   transformation can only remove characters - we merely collapse
         *   each newline-whitespace sequence into a single space.  
         */
        while (rem != 0)
        {
            /* get this character */
            wchar_t ch = p.getch();
            
            /* check for a newline */
            if (is_vspace(ch))
            {
                /* 
                 *   it's a newline - skip it (and any other characters in
                 *   the newline sequence) 
                 */
                skip_newline(&p, &rem);

                /* 
                 *   if there's no leading whitespace on the next line,
                 *   we've reached the end of this value
                 */
                if (rem == 0 || !is_hspace(p.getch()))
                {
                    /* 
                     *   no whitespace -> end of the value - stop scanning
                     *   the value 
                     */
                    break;
                }

                /* skip leading whitespace on the line */
                while (rem != 0 && is_hspace(p.getch()))
                    p.inc(&rem);

                /* 
                 *   add a single whitespace character to the output for the
                 *   entire sequence of the newline plus the leading
                 *   whitespace on the line 
                 */
                dst.setch(' ');
            }
            else if (ch == 0)
            {
                /* change null bytes to spaces */
                dst.setch(' ');

                /* skip this character */
                p.inc(&rem);
            }
            else
            {
                /* it's not a newline - simply copy it out and keep going */
                dst.setch(ch);

                /* skip this character */
                p.inc(&rem);
            }
        }

        /* 
         *   Store a null terminator at the end of the value (it's safe to
         *   write this to the buffer because at worst it'll overwrite the
         *   newline at the end of the last line, which we've already
         *   skipped in the source).  Note that we obtain the length of the
         *   value string before storing the null terminator, because we
         *   don't want to count the null byte in the value's length.  
         */
        dst.setch('\0');

        /* 
         *   Create a new value list entry.  Point the entry directly into
         *   our buffer, since we're keeping the buffer around as long as
         *   the value list is around. 
         */
        tads_valinfo *val_info =
            (tads_valinfo *)osmalloc(sizeof(tads_valinfo));
        val_info->name = name_start.getptr();
        val_info->name_len = name_len;
        val_info->val = store_value(val_start.getptr(),
                                    dst.getptr() - val_start.getptr());
        val_info->nxt = 0;

        /* link the new value at the end of our list */
        if (last_val != 0)
            last_val->nxt = val_info;
        else
            first_val_ = val_info;
        last_val = val_info;
    }

    /* success */
    return TRUE;
}
Esempio n. 2
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void file_types_default_t::parse_item(
	string_t const &_mime_type, in_t::ptr_t &p, size_t depth
) {
	string_t mime_type = _mime_type;

	if(!mime_type) {
		while(true) { // skip comments
			if(!p) {
				init(depth);
				return;
			}

			if(*p != '#')
				break;

			++p;
			while(!is_eol(*p)) ++p;
			++p;
		}

		in_t::ptr_t p0 = p;

		while(!is_hspace(*p) && !is_eol(*p)) ++p;

		mime_type = string_t(p0, p - p0);
	}

	while(is_hspace(*p)) ++p;

	if(is_eol(*p)) {
		++p;
		parse_item(string_t::empty, p, depth);
		return;
	}

	in_t::ptr_t p0 = p;

	while(!is_hspace(*p) && !is_eol(*p)) ++p;

	string_t ext = string_t(p0, p - p0);

	parse_item(mime_type, p, depth + 1);

	item_t &item = items[depth];
	item.mime_type = mime_type;
	item.ext = ext;
	item.need_charset = mime_type_need_charset(mime_type);

	item_t *&list = bucket(ext);

	for(item_t **itempp = &list; *itempp; itempp = &(*itempp)->next) {
		item_t *itemp = *itempp;

		if(string_t::cmp<lower_t>(item.ext, itemp->ext)) {
			if(mime_type_compare(item.mime_type, itemp->mime_type)) {
				*itempp = itemp->next;
				itemp->next = NULL;
				break;
			}
			else
				return;
		}
	}

	item.next = list;
	list = &item;

	return;
}