fish-shell/expand.h

/**\file expand.h

   Prototypes for string expansion functions. These functions perform
   several kinds of parameter expansion. There are a lot of issues
   with regards to memory allocation. Overall, these functions would
   benefit from using a more clever memory allocation scheme, perhaps
   an evil combination of talloc, string buffers and reference
   counting.
   
*/

#ifndef FISH_EXPAND_H
/**
   Header guard
*/
#define FISH_EXPAND_H

#include <wchar.h>

#include "util.h"
#include "common.h"
#include <list>

/**
   Flag specifying that cmdsubst expansion should be skipped
*/
#define EXPAND_SKIP_CMDSUBST 1

/**
   Flag specifying that variable expansion should be skipped
*/
#define EXPAND_SKIP_VARIABLES 2

/**
   Flag specifying that wildcard expansion should be skipped
*/
#define EXPAND_SKIP_WILDCARDS 4

/**
   Incomplete matches in the last segment are ok (for tab
   completion). An incomplete match is a wildcard that matches a
   prefix of the filename. If accept_incomplete is true, only the
   remainder of the string is returned.
*/
#define ACCEPT_INCOMPLETE 8

/**
   Only match files that are executable by the current user. Only applicable together with ACCEPT_INCOMPLETE.
*/

#define EXECUTABLES_ONLY 16

/**
   Only match directories. Only applicable together with ACCEPT_INCOMPLETE.
*/

#define DIRECTORIES_ONLY 32

/**
  Use unencoded private-use keycodes for internal characters
*/
#define EXPAND_RESERVED 0xf000
/**
   End of range reserved for expand
 */
#define EXPAND_RESERVED_END 0xf000f

class completion_t;

enum
{
	/** Character represeting a home directory */
	HOME_DIRECTORY = EXPAND_RESERVED,

	/** Character represeting process expansion */
	PROCESS_EXPAND,
	
	/** Character representing variable expansion */
	VARIABLE_EXPAND,

	/** Character rpresenting variable expansion into a single element*/
	VARIABLE_EXPAND_SINGLE,

	/** Character representing the start of a bracket expansion */
	BRACKET_BEGIN,

	/** Character representing the end of a bracket expansion */
	BRACKET_END,

	/** Character representing separation between two bracket elements */
	BRACKET_SEP,
	/**
	   Separate subtokens in a token with this character. 
	*/
	INTERNAL_SEPARATOR,

}
	;


/**
   These are the possible return values for expand_string
*/
enum
{
	/** Error */
	EXPAND_ERROR,
	/** Ok */
	EXPAND_OK,
	/** Ok, a wildcard in the string matched no files */
	EXPAND_WILDCARD_NO_MATCH,
	/* Ok, a wildcard in the string matched a file */
	EXPAND_WILDCARD_MATCH
}
	;

/** Character for separating two array elements. We use 30, i.e. the ascii record separator since that seems logical. */
#define ARRAY_SEP 0x1e

/** String containing the character for separating two array elements */
#define ARRAY_SEP_STR L"\x1e"

/**
   Error issued on array out of bounds
*/
#define ARRAY_BOUNDS_ERR _(L"Array index out of bounds")

class parser_t;

/**
   Perform various forms of expansion on in, such as tilde expansion
   (\~USER becomes the users home directory), variable expansion
   (\$VAR_NAME becomes the value of the environment variable VAR_NAME),
   cmdsubst expansion and wildcard expansion. The results are inserted
   into the list out.
   
   If the parameter does not need expansion, it is copied into the list
   out. If expansion is performed, the original parameter is freed and
   newly allocated strings are inserted into the list out.

   If \c context is non-null, all the strings contained in the
   array_list_t \c out will be registered to be free'd when context is
   free'd.
 
   \param context the halloc context to use for automatic deallocation
   \param in The parameter to expand
   \param flag Specifies if any expansion pass should be skipped. Legal values are any combination of EXPAND_SKIP_CMDSUBST EXPAND_SKIP_VARIABLES and EXPAND_SKIP_WILDCARDS
   \param out The list to which the result will be appended.
   \return One of EXPAND_OK, EXPAND_ERROR, EXPAND_WILDCARD_MATCH and EXPAND_WILDCARD_NO_MATCH. EXPAND_WILDCARD_NO_MATCH and EXPAND_WILDCARD_MATCH are normal exit conditions used only on strings containing wildcards to tell if the wildcard produced any matches.
*/
__warn_unused int expand_string( void *context, wchar_t *in, array_list_t *out, int flag );
__warn_unused int expand_string2( const wcstring &input, std::vector<completion_t> &output, int flag );


/**
   expand_one is identical to expand_string, except it will fail if in
   expands to more than one string. This is used for expanding command
   names.
 
   \param inout_str The parameter to expand in-place
   \param flag Specifies if any expansion pass should be skipped. Legal values are any combination of EXPAND_SKIP_CMDSUBST EXPAND_SKIP_VARIABLES and EXPAND_SKIP_WILDCARDS
   \return Whether expansion succeded
*/
bool expand_one( wcstring &inout_str, int flag );

/**
   Convert the variable value to a human readable form, i.e. escape things, handle arrays, etc. Suitable for pretty-printing. The result must be free'd!

   \param in the value to escape
*/
wchar_t *expand_escape_variable( const wchar_t *in );
wcstring expand_escape_variable2( const wcstring &in );

/**
   Perform tilde expansion and nothing else on the specified string, which is modified in place.

   \param input the string to tilde expand
*/
void expand_tilde(wcstring &input);
wchar_t * expand_tilde_compat( wchar_t *input );


/**
   Test if the specified argument is clean, i.e. it does not contain
   any tokens which need to be expanded or otherwise altered. Clean
   strings can be passed through expand_string and expand_one without
   changing them. About two thirds of all strings are clean, so
   skipping expansion on them actually does save a small amount of
   time, since it avoids multiple memory allocations during the
   expansion process.

   \param in the string to test
*/
int expand_is_clean( const wchar_t *in );

/**
   Perform error reporting for a syntax error related to the variable
   expansion beginning at the specified character of the specified
   token. This function will call the error function with an
   explanatory string about what is wrong with the specified token.

   \param token The token containing the error
   \param token_pos The position where the expansion begins
   \param error_pos The position on the line to report to the error function.
*/
void expand_variable_error( parser_t &parser, const wchar_t *token, int token_pos, int error_pos );


#endif