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/*==LICENSE==*
CyanWorlds.com Engine - MMOG client, server and tools
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//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// //
// pfConsoleEngine Functions //
// //
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
#include "pfConsoleEngine.h"
#include "pfConsoleCmd.h"
#include "pfConsoleContext.h"
#include "plFile/plEncryptedStream.h"
const Int32 pfConsoleEngine::fMaxNumParams = 16;
const char pfConsoleEngine::fTokenSeparators[] = " =\r\n\t,";
const char pfConsoleEngine::fTokenGrpSeps[] = " =\r\n._\t,";
//// Constructor & Destructor ////////////////////////////////////////////////
pfConsoleEngine::pfConsoleEngine()
{
}
pfConsoleEngine::~pfConsoleEngine()
{
}
//// PrintCmdHelp ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
hsBool pfConsoleEngine::PrintCmdHelp( char *name, void (*PrintFn)( const char * ) )
{
pfConsoleCmd *cmd;
pfConsoleCmdGroup *group, *subGrp;
char *ptr;
static char string[ 512 ];
static char tempString[ 512 ];
UInt32 i;
/// Scan for subgroups. This can be an empty loop
group = pfConsoleCmdGroup::GetBaseGroup();
ptr = strtok( name, fTokenGrpSeps );
while( ptr != nil )
{
// Take this token and check to see if it's a group
if( ( subGrp = group->FindSubGroupNoCase( ptr ) ) != nil )
group = subGrp;
else
break;
ptr = strtok( nil, fTokenGrpSeps );
}
if( ptr == nil )
{
if( group == nil )
{
ISetErrorMsg( "Invalid command syntax" );
return false;
}
// Print help for this group
if( group == pfConsoleCmdGroup::GetBaseGroup() )
strcpy( string, "Base commands and groups:" );
else
sprintf( string, "Group %s:", group->GetName() );
PrintFn( string );
PrintFn( " Subgroups:" );
for( subGrp = group->GetFirstSubGroup(); subGrp != nil; subGrp = subGrp->GetNext() )
{
sprintf( string, " %s", subGrp->GetName() );
PrintFn( string );
}
PrintFn( " Commands:" );
for( cmd = group->GetFirstCommand(); cmd != nil; cmd = cmd->GetNext() )
{
for( ptr = cmd->GetHelp(), i = 0; ptr[ i ] != 0 && ptr[ i ] != '\n'; i++ )
tempString[ i ] = ptr[ i ];
tempString[ i ] = 0;
sprintf( string, " %s: %s", cmd->GetName(), tempString );
PrintFn( string );
}
return true;
}
/// OK, so what we found wasn't a group. Which means we need a command...
cmd = group->FindCommandNoCase( ptr );
if( cmd == nil )
{
ISetErrorMsg( "Invalid syntax: command not found" );
return false;
}
/// That's it!
sprintf( string, "\nHelp for the command %s:", cmd->GetName() );
PrintFn( string );
sprintf( string, "\\i%s", cmd->GetHelp() );
PrintFn( string );
sprintf( string, "\\iUsage: %s", cmd->GetSignature() );
PrintFn( string );
return true;
}
//// GetCmdSignature /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
const char *pfConsoleEngine::GetCmdSignature( char *name )
{
pfConsoleCmd *cmd;
pfConsoleCmdGroup *group, *subGrp;
char *ptr;
static char string[ 512 ];
/// Scan for subgroups. This can be an empty loop
group = pfConsoleCmdGroup::GetBaseGroup();
ptr = strtok( name, fTokenGrpSeps );
while( ptr != nil )
{
// Take this token and check to see if it's a group
if( ( subGrp = group->FindSubGroupNoCase( ptr ) ) != nil )
group = subGrp;
else
break;
ptr = strtok( nil, fTokenGrpSeps );
}
if( ptr == nil )
{
ISetErrorMsg( "Invalid command syntax" );
return nil;
}
/// OK, so what we found wasn't a group. Which means we need a command...
cmd = group->FindCommandNoCase( ptr );
if( cmd == nil )
{
ISetErrorMsg( "Invalid syntax: command not found" );
return nil;
}
/// That's it!
return (char *)cmd->GetSignature();
}
//// Dummy Local Function ////////////////////////////////////////////////////
void DummyPrintFn( const char *line )
{
}
//// ExecuteFile /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
hsBool pfConsoleEngine::ExecuteFile( const char *fileName )
{
wchar* wFilename = hsStringToWString(fileName);
hsBool ret = ExecuteFile(wFilename);
delete [] wFilename;
return ret;
}
hsBool pfConsoleEngine::ExecuteFile( const wchar *fileName )
{
char string[ 512 ];
int line;
hsStream* stream = plEncryptedStream::OpenEncryptedFile(fileName);
if( !stream )
{
ISetErrorMsg( "Cannot open given file" );
// return false;
/// THIS IS BAD: because of the asserts we throw after this if we return false, a missing
/// file will throw an assert. This is all well and good except for the age-specific .fni files,
/// which aren't required to be there and rely on this functionality to test whether the file is
/// present. Once age-specific .fni's are gone, reinstate the return false here. -mcn
return true;
}
for( line = 1; stream->ReadLn( string, sizeof( string ) ); line++ )
{
strncpy( fLastErrorLine, string, sizeof( fLastErrorLine ) );
if( !RunCommand( string, DummyPrintFn ) )
{
sprintf( string, "Error in console file %s, command line %d: %s", fileName, line, fErrorMsg );
ISetErrorMsg( string );
stream->Close();
delete stream;
return false;
}
}
stream->Close();
delete stream;
fLastErrorLine[ 0 ] = 0;
return true;
}
//// RunCommand //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Updated 2.14.2001 mcn to support spaces, _ or . as group separators. This
// requires tokenizing the entire line and searching the tokens one by one,
// parsing them first as groups, then commands and then params.
hsBool pfConsoleEngine::RunCommand( char *line, void (*PrintFn)( const char * ) )
{
pfConsoleCmd *cmd;
pfConsoleCmdGroup *group, *subGrp;
Int32 numParams, i, numQuotedParams = 0;
pfConsoleCmdParam paramArray[ fMaxNumParams + 1 ];
char *ptr;
hsBool valid = true;
hsAssert( line != nil, "Bad parameter to RunCommand()" );
/// Loop #1: Scan for subgroups. This can be an empty loop
group = pfConsoleCmdGroup::GetBaseGroup();
ptr = strtok( line, fTokenGrpSeps );
while( ptr != nil )
{
// Take this token and check to see if it's a group
if( ( subGrp = group->FindSubGroupNoCase( ptr ) ) != nil )
group = subGrp;
else
break;
ptr = strtok( nil, fTokenGrpSeps );
}
if( ptr == nil )
{
ISetErrorMsg( "Invalid command syntax" );
return false;
}
/// OK, so what we found wasn't a group. Which means we need a command next
cmd = group->FindCommandNoCase( ptr );
if( cmd == nil )
{
ISetErrorMsg( "Invalid syntax: command not found" );
return false;
}
/// We have the group, we have the command from that group. So continue
/// tokenizing (with the new separators now, mind you) and turn them into
/// params
for( numParams = numQuotedParams = 0; numParams < fMaxNumParams
&& ( ptr = strtok( nil, fTokenSeparators ) ) != nil
&& valid; numParams++ )
{
if( ptr[ 0 ] == '\'' || ptr[ 0 ] == '"' )
{
// String parameter--keep getting tokens until we hit the other end
// Note: since params take pointers to strings, we have to have unique temp strings
// for each quoted param we parse. So we have a static array here to a) do so, b)
// avoid having to delete them afterwards, and thus c) reduce overhead.
static char tempStrings[ fMaxNumParams ][ 512 ];
char *tempStr = tempStrings[ numQuotedParams++ ], toSearch[ 2 ] = "'";
toSearch[ 0 ] = ptr[ 0 ];
if( strlen( ptr ) >= sizeof( tempStrings[ 0 ] ) ) // They're all the same, after all...
{
ISetErrorMsg( "Invalid syntax: quoted parameter too long" );
return false;
}
if( strlen( ptr ) > 1 && ptr[ strlen( ptr ) - 1 ] == toSearch[ 0 ] )
{
// Single word string
strcpy( tempStr, ptr + 1 );
tempStr[ strlen( tempStr ) - 1 ] = 0;
}
else
{
// Multiple word string
sprintf( tempStr, "%s ", ptr + 1 ); // Not perfect, but close
ptr = strtok( nil, toSearch );
if( ptr == nil )
{
ISetErrorMsg( "Invalid syntax: unterminated quoted parameter" );
return false;
}
if( strlen( ptr ) + strlen( tempStr ) >= sizeof( tempStrings[ 0 ] ) ) // They're all the same, after all...
{
ISetErrorMsg( "Invalid syntax: quoted parameter too long" );
return false;
}
strcat( tempStr, ptr );
}
valid = IConvertToParam( cmd->GetSigEntry( (UInt8)numParams ), tempStr, &paramArray[ numParams ] );
}
else
{
// Normal parameter
// Special case for context variables--if we're specifying one, we want to just grab
// the value of it and return that instead
valid = false;
if( ptr[ 0 ] == '$' )
{
pfConsoleContext &context = pfConsoleContext::GetRootContext();
// Potential variable, see if we can find it
Int32 idx = context.FindVar( ptr + 1 );
if( idx == -1 )
{
ISetErrorMsg( "Invalid console variable name" );
}
else
{
// Just copy. Note that this will copy string pointers, but so long as the variable in
// question doesn't change, we'll be OK...
paramArray[ numParams ] = context.GetVarValue( idx );
valid = true;
}
}
if( !valid )
valid = IConvertToParam( cmd->GetSigEntry( (UInt8)numParams ), ptr, &paramArray[ numParams ] );
}
}
for( i = numParams; i < fMaxNumParams + 1; i++ )
paramArray[ i ].SetNone();
if( !valid || ( cmd->GetSigEntry( (UInt8)numParams ) != pfConsoleCmd::kAny &&
cmd->GetSigEntry( (UInt8)numParams ) != pfConsoleCmd::kNone ) )
{
// Print help string and return
static char string[ 512 ];
ISetErrorMsg( "" ); // Printed on next line
PrintFn( "Invalid parameters to command" );
sprintf( string, "Usage: %s", cmd->GetSignature() );
PrintFn( string );
return false;
}
/// Execute it and return
cmd->Execute( numParams, paramArray, PrintFn );
return true;
}
//// IConvertToParam /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Converts a null-terminated string representing a parameter to a
// pfConsoleCmdParam argument.
hsBool pfConsoleEngine::IConvertToParam( UInt8 type, char *string, pfConsoleCmdParam *param )
{
char *c, expChars[] = "dDeE+-.";
hsBool hasDecimal = false, hasLetters = false;
if( type == pfConsoleCmd::kNone )
return false;
for( c = string; *c != 0; c++ )
{
if( !isdigit( *c ) )
{
if( c == string && ( *c == '-' || *c == '+' ) )
{
// Do nothing--perfectly legal to have these at the beginning of an int
}
else if( strchr( expChars, *c ) != nil )
hasDecimal = true;
else
hasLetters = true;
}
}
if( type == pfConsoleCmd::kAny )
{
/// Want "any"
param->SetAny( string );
}
else if( type == pfConsoleCmd::kString )
{
/// Want just a string
param->SetString( string );
}
else if( type == pfConsoleCmd::kFloat )
{
if( hasLetters )
return false;
param->SetFloat( (float)atof( string ) );
}
else if( type == pfConsoleCmd::kInt )
{
if( hasLetters || hasDecimal )
return false;
param->SetInt( atoi( string ) );
}
else if( type == pfConsoleCmd::kBool )
{
if( stricmp( string, "true" ) == 0 || stricmp( string, "t" ) == 0 )
param->SetBool( true );
else if( stricmp( string, "false" ) == 0 || stricmp( string, "f" ) == 0 )
param->SetBool( false );
else if( atoi( string ) == 0 )
param->SetBool( false );
else
param->SetBool( true );
}
return true;
}
//// FindPartialCmd //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Given a string which is the beginning of a console command, modifies the
// string to represent the best match of command (or group) for that string.
// WARNING: modifies the string passed to it.
hsBool pfConsoleEngine::FindPartialCmd( char *line, hsBool findAgain, hsBool preserveParams )
{
pfConsoleCmd *cmd = nil;
pfConsoleCmdGroup *group, *subGrp;
hsBool foundMore = false;
static char *ptr = nil, *insertLoc = nil;
static pfConsoleCmd *lastCmd = nil;
static pfConsoleCmdGroup *lastGroup = nil, *lastParentGroup = nil;
static char newStr[ 256 ];
/// Repeat search
if( !findAgain )
{
lastCmd = nil;
lastGroup = nil;
}
/// New search
if( strlen( line ) > sizeof( newStr ) )
return false;
newStr[ 0 ] = 0;
insertLoc = newStr;
/// Loop #1: Scan for subgroups. This can be an empty loop
lastParentGroup = group = pfConsoleCmdGroup::GetBaseGroup();
ptr = strtok( line, fTokenGrpSeps );
while( ptr != nil )
{
// Take this token and check to see if it's a group
if( ( subGrp = group->FindSubGroupNoCase( ptr, 0/*pfConsoleCmdGroup::kFindPartial*/
, /*lastGroup*/nil ) ) != nil )
{
lastParentGroup = group;
group = subGrp;
strcat( newStr, group->GetName() );
insertLoc += strlen( group->GetName() );
}
else
break;
ptr = strtok( nil, fTokenGrpSeps );
strcat( newStr, "." );
insertLoc++;
}
if( ptr != nil )
{
// Still got at least one token left. Try to match to either
// a partial group or a partial command
if( ( subGrp = group->FindSubGroupNoCase( ptr, pfConsoleCmdGroup::kFindPartial, lastGroup ) ) != nil )
{
lastParentGroup = group;
lastGroup = group = subGrp;
strcat( newStr, group->GetName() );
strcat( newStr, "." );
}
else
{
cmd = group->FindCommandNoCase( ptr, pfConsoleCmdGroup::kFindPartial, lastCmd );
if( cmd == nil )
return false;
strcat( newStr, cmd->GetName() );
strcat( newStr, " " );
lastCmd = cmd;
}
}
if( preserveParams )
{
/// Preserve the rest of the string after the matched command
ptr = strtok( nil, "\0" );
if( ptr != nil )
strcat( newStr, ptr );
}
// Copy back!
strcpy( line, newStr );
return true;
}
//// FindNestedPartialCmd ////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Same as FindPartialCmd, only starts from the global group and searches
// everything. The string passed should only be a partial command sans
// groups. numToSkip specifies how many matches to skip before returning one
// (so if numToSkip = 1, then this will return the second match found).
hsBool pfConsoleEngine::FindNestedPartialCmd( char *line, UInt32 numToSkip, hsBool preserveParams )
{
pfConsoleCmd *cmd;
/// Somewhat easier than FindPartialCmd...
cmd = pfConsoleCmdGroup::GetBaseGroup()->FindNestedPartialCommand( line, &numToSkip );
if( cmd == nil )
return false;
/// Recurse back up and get the group hierarchy
line[ 0 ] = 0;
IBuildCmdNameRecurse( cmd->GetParent(), line );
strcat( line, cmd->GetName() );
strcat( line, " " );
if( preserveParams )
{
/// Preserve the rest of the string after the matched command
}
return true;
}
//// IBuildCmdNameRecurse ////////////////////////////////////////////////////
void pfConsoleEngine::IBuildCmdNameRecurse( pfConsoleCmdGroup *group, char *string )
{
if( group == nil || group == pfConsoleCmdGroup::GetBaseGroup() )
return;
IBuildCmdNameRecurse( group->GetParent(), string );
strcat( string, group->GetName() );
strcat( string, "." );
}