dispatch.c File Reference

#include <rtosc/rtosc.h>
#include <ctype.h>
#include <assert.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <strings.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>

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Macros
#define	RTOSC_MATCH_ALL   1
#define	RTOSC_MATCH_CHAR   2
#define	RTOSC_MATCH_PARTIAL_CHAR   3
#define	RTOSC_MATCH_SUBSTRING   4
#define	RTOSC_MATCH_OPTIONS   5
#define	RTOSC_MATCH_PARTIAL_OPTIONS   6
#define	RTOSC_MATCH_ENUMERATED   7

Functions
static bool	rtosc_match_number (const char **pattern, const char **msg)
const char *	rtosc_match_options (const char *pattern, const char **msg)
const char *	rtosc_match_path (const char *pattern, const char *msg, const char **path_end)
static bool	rtosc_match_args (const char *pattern, const char *msg)
bool	rtosc_match (const char *pattern, const char *msg, const char **path_end)
static bool	is_charwise (uint8_t c)
int	rtosc_subpath_pat_type (const char *pattern)
static bool	rtosc_match_char (const char **path, const char **pattern)
bool	rtosc_match_partial (const char *a, const char *b)
int	rtosc_matchable_path (const char *pattern)
int	chunk_path (const char *a, int b, const char *c)
void	advance_path (const char **a)
bool	rtosc_match_full_path (const char *pattern, const char *message)

Macro Definition Documentation

RTOSC_MATCH_ALL

#define RTOSC_MATCH_ALL   1

RTOSC_MATCH_CHAR

#define RTOSC_MATCH_CHAR   2

RTOSC_MATCH_ENUMERATED

#define RTOSC_MATCH_ENUMERATED   7

RTOSC_MATCH_OPTIONS

#define RTOSC_MATCH_OPTIONS   5

RTOSC_MATCH_PARTIAL_CHAR

#define RTOSC_MATCH_PARTIAL_CHAR   3

RTOSC_MATCH_PARTIAL_OPTIONS

#define RTOSC_MATCH_PARTIAL_OPTIONS   6

RTOSC_MATCH_SUBSTRING

#define RTOSC_MATCH_SUBSTRING   4

Function Documentation

advance_path()

void advance_path

(

const char **

a

)

chunk_path()

int chunk_path	(	const char *	a,
		int	b,
		const char *	c )

is_charwise()

bool is_charwise ( uint8_t c )

static

rtosc_match()

bool rtosc_match	(	const char *	pattern,
		const char *	msg,
		const char **	path_end )

This is a non-compliant pattern matcher for dispatching OSC messages

Overall the pattern specification is (normal-path)(#digit-specifier)?(/)?(:argument-restrictor)*

Parameters

pattern	The pattern string stored in the Port
msg	The OSC message to be matched
path_end	if non-NULL, will point to where parsing stopped in the path (in case of a match, *path_end is always '/' or '\0')

Returns

true if a normal match and false if unmatched

rtosc_match_args()

bool rtosc_match_args ( const char * pattern, const char * msg )

static

rtosc_match_char()

bool rtosc_match_char ( const char ** path, const char ** pattern )

static

rtosc_match_full_path()

bool rtosc_match_full_path	(	const char *	pattern,
		const char *	message )

rtosc_match_number()

bool rtosc_match_number ( const char ** pattern, const char ** msg )

static

rtosc_match_options()

const char * rtosc_match_options	(	const char *	pattern,
		const char **	msg )

rtosc_match_partial()

bool rtosc_match_partial	(	const char *	a,
		const char *	b )

rtosc_match_path()

const char * rtosc_match_path	(	const char *	pattern,
		const char *	msg,
		const char **	path_end )

Attempt to match a rtosc style path while ignoring arguments

Parameters

pattern	rtosc pattern
msg	a normal C string or a rtosc message
path_end	if non-NULL, will point to where parsing stopped in the path (in case of a match, *path_end is always '/' or '\0')

rtosc_matchable_path()

int rtosc_matchable_path

(

const char *

pattern

)

rtosc_subpath_pat_type()

int rtosc_subpath_pat_type

(

const char *

pattern

)