OpenSceneGraph/include/osg/ArgumentParser

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/* -*-c++-*- OpenSceneGraph - Copyright (C) 1998-2003 Robert Osfield
*
* This library is open source and may be redistributed and/or modified under
* the terms of the OpenSceneGraph Public License (OSGPL) version 0.0 or
* (at your option) any later version. The full license is in LICENSE file
* included with this distribution, and on the openscenegraph.org website.
*
* This library 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. See the
* OpenSceneGraph Public License for more details.
*/
#ifndef OSG_ARGUMENTPARSER
#define OSG_ARGUMENTPARSER 1
#include <osg/Export>
#include <map>
#include <string>
#include <ostream>
namespace osg {
// forward declare
class ApplicationUsage;
class SG_EXPORT ArgumentParser
{
public:
class SG_EXPORT Parameter
{
public:
enum ParameterType
{
FLOAT_PARAMETER,
DOUBLE_PARAMETER,
INT_PARAMETER,
UNSIGNED_INT_PARAMETER,
STRING_PARAMETER,
};
union ValueUnion
{
float* _float;
double* _double;
int* _int;
unsigned int* _uint;
std::string* _string;
};
Parameter(float& value) { _type = FLOAT_PARAMETER; _value._float = &value; }
Parameter(double& value) { _type = DOUBLE_PARAMETER; _value._double = &value; }
Parameter(int& value) { _type = INT_PARAMETER; _value._int = &value; }
Parameter(unsigned int& value) { _type = UNSIGNED_INT_PARAMETER; _value._uint = &value; }
Parameter(std::string& value) { _type = STRING_PARAMETER; _value._string = &value; }
bool valid(const char* str) const;
bool assign(const char* str);
protected:
ParameterType _type;
ValueUnion _value;
};
/** Return true if the specified string is an option in the form
* -option or --option. */
static bool isOption(const char* str);
/** Return true if string is non-NULL and not an option in the form
* -option or --option. */
static bool isString(const char* str);
/** Return true if specified parameter is a number. */
static bool isNumber(const char* str);
public:
ArgumentParser(int* argc,char **argv);
void setApplicationUsage(ApplicationUsage* usage) { _usage = usage; }
ApplicationUsage* getApplicationUsage() { return _usage; }
const ApplicationUsage* getApplicationUsage() const { return _usage; }
/** Return the argument count. */
int& argc() { return *_argc; }
/** Return the argument array. */
char** argv() { return _argv; }
/** Return the char* argument at the specified position. */
char* operator [] (int pos) { return _argv[pos]; }
/** Return the const char* argument at the specified position. */
const char* operator [] (int pos) const { return _argv[pos]; }
/** Return the application name, as specified by argv[0] */
std::string getApplicationName() const;
/** Return the position of an occurance of a string in the argument list.
* Return -1 if no string is found. */
int find(const std::string& str) const;
/** Return true if the specified parameter is an option in the form of
* -option or --option. */
bool isOption(int pos) const;
/** Return true if the specified parameter is a string not in
* the form of an option. */
bool isString(int pos) const;
/** Return true if the specified parameter is a number. */
bool isNumber(int pos) const;
bool containsOptions() const;
/** Remove one or more arguments from the argv argument list,
* and decrement the argc respectively. */
void remove(int pos,int num=1);
/** Return true if the specified argument matches the given string. */
bool match(int pos, const std::string& str) const;
/** Search for an occurance of a string in the argument list. If found,
* remove that occurance and return true. Otherwise, return false. */
bool read(const std::string& str);
bool read(const std::string& str, Parameter value1);
bool read(const std::string& str, Parameter value1, Parameter value2);
bool read(const std::string& str, Parameter value1, Parameter value2, Parameter value3);
bool read(const std::string& str, Parameter value1, Parameter value2, Parameter value3, Parameter value4);
/** If the argument value at the speciified position matches the given string,
* and subsequent parameters are also matched, then set the parameter values,
* remove the arguments from the list, and return true. Otherwise, return false. */
bool read(int pos, const std::string& str);
bool read(int pos, const std::string& str, Parameter value1);
bool read(int pos, const std::string& str, Parameter value1, Parameter value2);
bool read(int pos, const std::string& str, Parameter value1, Parameter value2, Parameter value3);
bool read(int pos, const std::string& str, Parameter value1, Parameter value2, Parameter value3, Parameter value4);
enum ErrorSeverity
{
BENIGN = 0,
CRITICAL = 1
};
typedef std::map<std::string,ErrorSeverity> ErrorMessageMap;
/** Return the error flag, true if an error has occured when reading arguments. */
bool errors(ErrorSeverity severity=BENIGN) const;
/** Report an error message by adding to the ErrorMessageMap. */
void reportError(const std::string& message,ErrorSeverity severity=CRITICAL);
/** For each remaining option, report it as unrecognized. */
void reportRemainingOptionsAsUnrecognized(ErrorSeverity severity=BENIGN);
/** Return the error message, if any has occured. */
ErrorMessageMap& getErrorMessageMap() { return _errorMessageMap; }
/** Return the error message, if any has occured. */
const ErrorMessageMap& getErrorMessageMap() const { return _errorMessageMap; }
/** Write error messages to the given ostream, if at or above the given severiity. */
void writeErrorMessages(std::ostream& output,ErrorSeverity sevrity=BENIGN);
protected:
int* _argc;
char** _argv;
ErrorMessageMap _errorMessageMap;
ApplicationUsage* _usage;
};
}
#endif