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- {
- This file is part of the Free Pascal run time library.
- Copyright (c) 2016 by Marcus Sackrow and Karoly Balogh
- members of the Free Pascal development team.
- Command line parameter handling for Atari
- See the file COPYING.FPC, included in this distribution,
- for details about the copyright.
- This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
- but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
- MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
- **********************************************************************}
- (* define this symbol to get ARGV argument passing that's strictly
- * compatible with the Atari standard. If it's not defined, then
- * the startup code won't validate the ARGV= variable by checking
- * the command byte for 127. Note that there are still some
- * applications (gulam is a notable example) that implement only
- * part of the standard and don't set the command byte to 127.
- *)
- {$IF 0}
- {$DEFINE STRICTLY_COMPATIBLE_WITH_STANDARD }
- {$ENDIF}
- { Generates correct argument array on startup }
- procedure GenerateArgs;
- var
- ArgVLen: LongInt;
- LocalIndex: Word;
- len: Integer;
- procedure AllocArg(Idx, Len: LongInt);
- var
- i, OldArgVLen : LongInt;
- begin
- if Idx >= ArgVLen then
- begin
- OldArgVLen := ArgVLen;
- ArgVLen := (Idx + 8) and (not 7);
- SysReAllocMem(Argv, Argvlen * SizeOf(Pointer));
- for i := OldArgVLen to ArgVLen - 1 do
- ArgV[i]:=nil;
- end;
- ArgV[Idx] := SysAllocMem(Succ(Len));
- end;
- function scan_argv : boolean;
- var
- hp, start : pchar;
- len: integer;
- begin
- hp:=basepage^.p_env;
- result:=false;
- if (hp=nil) then
- exit;
- LocalIndex := 0;
- while hp^<>#0 do
- begin
- if (hp[0] = 'A') and (hp[1] = 'R') and (hp[2] = 'G') and (hp[3] = 'V') and (hp[4] = '=') then
- begin
- { in any case, terminate environment here }
- hp[0] := #0;
- hp[1] := #0;
- { skip ARGV= string }
- hp := hp + 5;
- if (hp[0] = 'N') and (hp[1] = 'U') and (hp[2] = 'L') and (hp[3] = 'L') and (hp[4] = ':') then
- begin
- { TODO: handle NULL arguments }
- end;
- {$ifdef STRICTLY_COMPATIBLE_WITH_STANDARD}
- if (len <> 127) then
- exit;
- {$endif}
- { skip ARGV= value }
- while hp^<>#0 do
- inc(hp);
- inc(hp);
- { get arguments }
- while hp^<>#0 do
- begin
- start := hp;
- while hp^<>#0 do
- inc(hp);
- len := hp - start;
- allocarg(localindex,len);
- move(start^,argv[localindex]^,len);
- argv[localindex][len]:=#0;
- inc(localindex);
- inc(hp);
- end;
- argc:=localindex;
- result := true;
- exit;
- end;
- hp := hp + strlen(hp) + 1;
- end;
- end;
- var
- Count: Word;
- Start: Word;
- Ende: Word;
- i: Integer;
- P : PChar;
- begin
- P := Args;
- ArgVLen := 0;
- { check ARGV usage indicator }
- len := ord(P[0]);
- if scan_argv then
- exit;
- { Set argv[0] }
- AllocArg(0, 0);
- Argv[0][0] := #0;
- { just in case; commandline cannot be longer }
- if len > 127 then
- begin
- argc := 1;
- exit;
- end;
- { Handle the other args }
- p[len + 1] := #0;
- Count := 1;
- { first index is one }
- LocalIndex := 1;
- while (P[Count] <> #0) do
- begin
- while (P[Count] <> #0) and (p[count]<=#32) do
- Inc(count);
- if p[count] = '"' then
- begin
- Inc(Count);
- start := count;
- while (p[count]<>#0) and (p[count]<>'"') and (p[count]>=#32) do
- Inc(Count);
- ende := count;
- if (p[count] = '"') then
- Inc(Count);
- end else
- begin
- start := count;
- while (p[count]<>#0) and (p[count]>#32) do
- inc(count);
- ende := count;
- end;
- if (ende>start) then
- begin
- allocarg(localindex,ende-start);
- move(p[start],argv[localindex]^,ende-start);
- argv[localindex][ende-start]:=#0;
- inc(localindex);
- end;
- end;
- argc:=localindex;
- end;
- {*****************************************************************************
- ParamStr
- *****************************************************************************}
- { number of args }
- function ParamCount: LongInt;
- begin
- ParamCount := argc - 1;
- end;
- { argument number l }
- function ParamStr(l: LongInt): string;
- var
- s1: string;
- begin
- ParamStr := '';
- if (l >= 0) and (l < argc) then
- ParamStr := StrPas(argv[l]);
- end;
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