NetBSD/distrib/utils/sysinst/txtwalk.h

/*	$NetBSD: txtwalk.h,v 1.9 2003/11/30 14:36:44 dsl Exp $	*/

/*
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 * Written by Philip A. Nelson for Piermont Information Systems Inc.
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/* txtwalk.h - definitions for textwalk to be useful! */

/* data extractions */
enum kind {INT, STR};

struct data {
	enum kind what;
	union udata {
		int   i_val;
		char *s_val;
	} u;
};

/* Strings of interest! */
struct lookfor {
	const char *head;	/* Line starts this way. */
	const char *fmt;	/* Expected format. */
	const char *todo;	/* What to do ... */
	void *var;	/* Possible var */
	size_t  nument;    /* Number of entries in the "array" */
	size_t  size;	/* size of string variables */
	int (*func) (struct data *list, size_t num);	/* function to call */
};

/*  Format string for the expected string:
 *  space => skip white space
 *  %ic   => skip until you find char c, if c == space, matches any white space
 *  %d    => expect an integer
 *  %s    => expect a non-white space string
 *  \0    => ignore remainder of line
 *  %%    => match a %
 *
 */

/* What to do ....
 * 
 *  a -- assign to var, $n is data from the expect strings.  
 *  c -- call the function
 *
 */

/* prototypes */

int  walk(char *, size_t, struct lookfor *, size_t);


/* Maximum number of matched data elements per line! */
#define MAXDATA 20