crown-engine/engine/core/Args.h

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Copyright (c) 2013 Daniele Bartolini, Michele Rossi
Copyright (c) 2012 Daniele Bartolini, Simone Boscaratto

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#pragma once

#include "Assert.h"
#include "Types.h"
#include "StringUtils.h"

namespace crown
{

enum ArgsOptionType
{
	AOT_SHORT,
	AOT_LONG,
	AOT_NOT_OPTION
};

enum ArgsOptionArgument
{
	AOA_NO_ARGUMENT,
	AOA_REQUIRED_ARGUMENT
};

struct ArgsOption
{
	const char*				name;
	int32_t					has_arg;
	int32_t*				flag;
	int32_t					val;
};

/// Parses the command line arguments in a way very similar to GNU getopt.
class CE_EXPORT Args
{
public:

						Args(int argc, char** argv, const char* shortopts, const ArgsOption* longopts);
						~Args();

	/// Finds the next option character and returns it.
	/// If there are no more option characters, it returns -1 and optind()
	/// returns the index in argv[] of the first argv-element that is not
	/// an option.
	/// If it finds an option that was not included in shortopts or longopts,
	/// or if it finds a missing option argument, it returns '?' character.
	int32_t				getopt();

	/// Returns the index of the next argument to be processed.
	int32_t				optind() const;

	/// Returns the text of the following argv-element in respect
	/// to the current optind().
	const char*			optarg() const;


	/// Sets the @a index into argv[] from where to start option scanning.
	/// If @a index >= argc nothing will be scanned.
	void				set_optind(int32_t index);

private:

	// Returns the @a option type
	// Returns AOT_SHORT if option is of the form "-x" where 'x' is the option.
	// Returns AOT_LONG if option is of the form "--option" where "option" is the option.
	// Returns AOT_NOT_OPTION in all other cases.
	ArgsOptionType		option_type(const char* option);

	// Parses a long option
	int32_t				long_option(const char* option);

	// Parses a short option
	int32_t				short_option(const char* option);

	void				not_option();

	// Returns whether the given option is the last one
	bool				end_of_longopts(const ArgsOption* option) const;

private:

	int					m_argc;
	char**				m_argv;

	const char*			m_shortopts;
	const ArgsOption*	m_longopts;

	// Index of the next argument to be processed
	int32_t				m_optind;

	// Number of "true" arguments
	int32_t				m_scope;

	// The text of the following argv-element to argv[optind]
	char*				m_optarg;
};

} // namespace crown