Commit 309577c4 authored by David Gibson's avatar David Gibson

bytestring: Split bytestrings by a set of character delimiters

This introduces the functions bytestring_splitchrs_first() and
bytestring_splitchrs_next() which can be used to iterate through substrings
of a bytestring separated by any of a given set of delimiter characters.
Signed-off-by: default avatarDavid Gibson <david@gibson.dropbear.id.au>
parent cb2d540f
......@@ -66,3 +66,41 @@ struct bytestring bytestring_splitchr_next(struct bytestring whole,
return _splitchr(whole, delim, (prev.ptr - whole.ptr) + prev.len + 1);
}
static struct bytestring _splitchrs(struct bytestring whole,
struct bytestring delim, size_t start)
{
struct bytestring remainder;
size_t n;
assert(start <= whole.len);
remainder = bytestring_slice(whole, start, whole.len);
n = bytestring_cspn(remainder, delim);
return bytestring_slice(whole, start, start + n);
}
struct bytestring bytestring_splitchrs_first(struct bytestring whole,
struct bytestring delim)
{
if (whole.len == 0)
return bytestring_NULL;
return _splitchrs(whole, delim, 0);
}
struct bytestring bytestring_splitchrs_next(struct bytestring whole,
struct bytestring delim,
struct bytestring prev)
{
if (!prev.ptr)
return bytestring_NULL;
/* prev has to be a substring of whole */
assert(prev.ptr >= whole.ptr);
if ((prev.ptr + prev.len) == (whole.ptr + whole.len))
return bytestring_NULL;
return _splitchrs(whole, delim, (prev.ptr - whole.ptr) + prev.len + 1);
}
......@@ -246,4 +246,34 @@ struct bytestring bytestring_splitchr_next(struct bytestring whole,
(_s).ptr; \
(_s) = bytestring_splitchr_next((_w), (_delim), (_s)))
/**
* bytestring_splitchrs_first - split a bytestring on a set of delimiter
* characters
* @whole: a bytestring
* @delim: delimiter characters
*
* Returns the first substring of @whole delimited by any character in
* @delim.
*/
struct bytestring bytestring_splitchrs_first(struct bytestring whole,
struct bytestring delim);
/**
* bytestring_splitchr_next - split a bytestring on a set of delimiter
* characters
* @whole: a bytestring
* @delim: delimiter character
* @prev: last substring
*
* Returns the next @delim delimited substring of @whole after @prev.
*/
struct bytestring bytestring_splitchrs_next(struct bytestring whole,
struct bytestring delim,
struct bytestring prev);
#define bytestring_foreach_splitchrs(_s, _w, _delim) \
for ((_s) = bytestring_splitchrs_first((_w), (_delim)); \
(_s).ptr; \
(_s) = bytestring_splitchrs_next((_w), (_delim), (_s)))
#endif /* CCAN_BYTESTRING_H_ */
......@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ int main(void)
int n;
/* This is how many tests you plan to run */
plan_tests(89);
plan_tests(109);
bs = bytestring(str1, sizeof(str1) - 1);
ok1(bs.ptr == str1);
......@@ -165,6 +165,39 @@ int main(void)
}
ok1(n == 4);
bs7 = bytestring_splitchrs_first(bs, BYTESTRING(" \0"));
ok1(bs7.ptr == bs.ptr);
ok1(bytestring_eq(bs7, BYTESTRING("test")));
bs7 = bytestring_splitchrs_next(bs, BYTESTRING(" \0"), bs7);
ok1(bs7.ptr == bs.ptr + 5);
ok1(bytestring_eq(bs7, BYTESTRING("string")));
bs7 = bytestring_splitchrs_next(bs, BYTESTRING(" \0"), bs7);
ok1(!bs7.ptr);
bs7 = bytestring_splitchrs_next(bs, BYTESTRING(" \0"), bs7);
ok1(!bs7.ptr);
bs7 = bytestring_splitchrs_first(bs2, BYTESTRING(" \0"));
ok1(bs7.ptr == bs2.ptr);
ok1(bytestring_eq(bs7, BYTESTRING("abc")));
bs7 = bytestring_splitchrs_next(bs2, BYTESTRING(" \0"), bs7);
ok1(bs7.ptr == bs2.ptr + 4);
ok1(bytestring_eq(bs7, BYTESTRING("def")));
bs7 = bytestring_splitchrs_next(bs2, BYTESTRING(" \0"), bs7);
ok1(!bs7.ptr);
bs7 = bytestring_splitchrs_next(bs2, BYTESTRING(" \0"), bs7);
ok1(!bs7.ptr);
bs7 = bytestring_splitchrs_first(BYTESTRING(""), BYTESTRING(" \0"));
ok1(!bs7.ptr);
n = 0;
bytestring_foreach_splitchrs(bs7, BYTESTRING(" \0 \0 "),
BYTESTRING("\0 ")) {
n++;
ok1(bs7.ptr && !bs7.len);
}
ok1(n == 6);
/* This exits depending on whether all tests passed */
return exit_status();
}
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