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(* * optParse - Functions for parsing command line arguments. * Copyright (C) 2004 Bardur Arantsson * * Heavily influenced by the optparse.py module from the Python * standard library, but with lots of adaptation to the 'Ocaml Way' * * * This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or * modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public * License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either * version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version, * with the special exception on linking described in file LICENSE. * * 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 GNU * Lesser General Public License for more details. * * You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public * License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software * Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA *) open Printf let terminal_width = try int_of_string (Sys.getenv "COLUMNS") (* Might as well use it if it's there... *) with Failure _ -> 80 | Not_found -> 80 module GetOpt = struct type action = string -> string list -> unit type long_opt = string * int * action type short_opt = char * int * action exception Error of (string * string) let split1 haystack needle = try let (h, x) = BatString.split haystack ~by:needle in h, [x] with Not_found -> haystack, [] let find_opt format_name options s = let rec loop l = match l with (x, y, z) :: t -> if x = s then x, y, z else loop t | [] -> raise (Error (format_name s, "no such option")) in loop options let find_short_opt options = find_opt (fun c -> sprintf "-%c" c) options let find_long_opt options = find_opt (fun s -> "--" ^ s) options let parse only_leading_opts other find_short_opt find_long_opt args = let rec loop args = let gather_args name n args = try BatList.split_nth n args with Invalid_argument _ -> raise (Error (name, "missing required arguments")) in let gather_long_opt s args = let (h, t) = split1 s "=" in let (_, nargs, action) = find_long_opt (BatString.slice ~first:2 h) in let (accum, args') = gather_args h (nargs - List.length t) args in action h (t @ accum); args' in let rec gather_short_opt_concat seen_args s k args = if k < String.length s then let ostr = sprintf "-%c" s.[k] and (_, nargs, action) = find_short_opt s.[k] in if nargs = 0 then begin action ostr []; gather_short_opt_concat seen_args s (k + 1) args end else if not seen_args then let (accum, args') = gather_args ostr nargs args in action ostr accum; gather_short_opt_concat true s (k + 1) args' else raise (Error (sprintf "-%c" s.[k], sprintf "option list '%s' already contains an option requiring an argument" s)) else args in let gather_short_opt s k args = let ostr = sprintf "-%c" s.[k] in let (_, nargs, action) = find_short_opt s.[k] in if nargs = 0 then gather_short_opt_concat false s k args else let (accum, args') = let h = BatString.slice ~first:(k+1) s in if String.length h = 0 then gather_args ostr nargs args else let (t, args'') = gather_args ostr (nargs - 1) args in h :: t, args'' in action ostr accum; args' in match args with [] -> [] | arg :: args' -> if arg = "--" then args' else if BatString.starts_with arg "--" then loop (gather_long_opt arg args') else if arg = "-" then begin other arg; loop args' end else if BatString.starts_with arg "-" then loop (gather_short_opt arg 1 args') else if only_leading_opts then arg::args' else begin other arg; loop args' end in let args' = loop args in List.iter other args' end module Opt = struct exception No_value exception Option_error of string * string exception Option_help type 'a t = { option_set : string -> string list -> unit; option_set_value : 'a -> unit; option_get : unit -> 'a option; option_metavars : string list; option_defhelp : string option } let get opt = match opt.option_get () with Some x -> x | None -> raise No_value let set opt v = opt.option_set_value v let is_set opt = BatOption.is_some (opt.option_get ()) let opt opt = opt.option_get () let value_option metavar default coerce errfmt = let data = ref default in { option_metavars = [metavar]; option_defhelp = None; option_get = (fun _ -> !data); option_set_value = (fun x -> data := Some x); option_set = (fun option args -> let arg = List.hd args in try data := Some (coerce arg) with exn -> raise (Option_error (option, errfmt exn arg))) } let callback_option metavar coerce errfmt f = { option_metavars = [metavar]; option_defhelp = None; option_get = (fun _ -> Some ()); option_set_value = (fun () -> ()); option_set = (fun option args -> let arg = List.hd args in let datum = ref None in begin try datum := Some (coerce arg) with exn -> raise (Option_error (option, errfmt exn arg)) end; BatOption.may f !datum) } end module StdOpt = struct open Opt let store_const ?default const = let data = ref default in { option_metavars = []; option_defhelp = None; option_get = (fun _ -> !data); option_set_value = (fun x -> data := Some x); option_set = fun _ _ -> data := Some const } let store_true () = store_const ~default:false true let store_false () = store_const ~default:true false let int_option ?default ?(metavar = "INT") () = value_option metavar default int_of_string (fun _ s -> sprintf "invalid integer value '%s'" s) let int_callback ?(metavar = "INT") = callback_option metavar int_of_string (fun _ s -> sprintf "invalid integer value '%s'" s) let float_option ?default ?(metavar = "FLOAT") () = value_option metavar default float_of_string (fun _ s -> sprintf "invalid floating point value '%s'" s) let float_callback ?(metavar = "FLOAT") = callback_option metavar float_of_string (fun _ s -> sprintf "invalid floating point value '%s'" s) let str_option ?default ?(metavar = "STR") () = value_option metavar default (fun s -> s) (fun _ _ -> "cannot happen") let str_callback ?(metavar = "STR") = callback_option metavar (fun s -> s) (fun _ _ -> "cannot happen") let any_option ?(default = None) ?(metavar = "val") f = value_option metavar default f (fun _ _ -> "invalid option") let count_option ?(dest = ref 0) ?(increment = 1) () = { option_metavars = []; option_defhelp = None; option_get = (fun _ -> Some !dest); option_set_value = (fun x -> dest := x); option_set = fun _ _ -> dest := !dest + increment } let incr_option ?(dest = ref 0) = count_option ~dest ~increment:1 let decr_option ?(dest = ref 0) = count_option ~dest ~increment:(-1) let help_option () = { option_metavars = []; option_defhelp = Some "show this help message and exit"; option_get = (fun _ -> raise No_value); option_set_value = (fun _ -> ()); option_set = fun _ _ -> raise Option_help } let version_option vfunc = { option_metavars = []; option_defhelp = Some "show program's version and exit"; option_get = (fun _ -> raise No_value); option_set_value = (fun _ -> ()); option_set = fun _ _ -> print_endline (vfunc ()); exit 0 } end module Formatter = struct (* Note that the whitespace regexps must NOT treat the non-breaking space character as whitespace. *) let whitespace = "\t\n\013\014\r " let split_into_chunks s = let buf = Buffer.create (String.length s) in let flush () = let s = Buffer.contents buf in Buffer.clear buf; s in let rec loop state accum i = if (i<String.length s) then if ((state && not (String.contains whitespace s.[i])) || ((not state) && String.contains whitespace s.[i])) then if Buffer.length buf > 0 then loop (not state) (flush () :: accum) i else loop (not state) accum i else begin Buffer.add_char buf s.[i]; loop state accum (i+1) end else if Buffer.length buf > 0 then flush () :: accum else accum in List.rev (loop false [] 0) let is_whitespace s = let rec loop i = if i<String.length s then if String.contains whitespace s.[i] then loop (i+1) else false else true in loop 0 let expand_tabs ?(tab_size = 8) s = let len = String.length s in let spaces n = String.make n ' ' and b = Buffer.create len in let rec expand i col = if i < len then match s.[i] with '\t' -> let n = tab_size - col mod tab_size in Buffer.add_string b (spaces n); expand (i + 1) (col + n) | '\n' -> Buffer.add_string b "\n"; expand (i + 1) 0 | c -> Buffer.add_char b c; expand (i + 1) (col + 1) in expand 0 0; Buffer.contents b let wrap ?(initial_indent = 0) ?(subsequent_indent = 0) text _width = let wrap_chunks_line width acc = let rec wrap (chunks, cur_line, cur_len) = match chunks with [] -> [], cur_line, cur_len | hd :: tl -> let l = String.length hd in if cur_len + l <= width then wrap (tl, hd :: cur_line, cur_len + l) else chunks, cur_line, cur_len in wrap acc in let wrap_long_last_word width (chunks, cur_line, cur_len) = match chunks with [] -> [], cur_line, cur_len | hd :: tl -> let l = String.length hd in if l > width then match cur_line with [] -> tl, [hd], cur_len + l | _ -> chunks, cur_line, cur_len else chunks, cur_line, cur_len in let wrap_remove_last_ws (chunks, cur_line, cur_len) = match cur_line with [] -> chunks, cur_line, cur_len | hd :: tl -> if is_whitespace hd then chunks, tl, cur_len - String.length hd else chunks, cur_line, cur_len in let rec wrap_chunks_lines chunks lines = let indent = match lines with [] -> initial_indent | _ -> subsequent_indent in let width = _width - indent in match chunks with hd :: tl -> if is_whitespace hd && lines <> [] then wrap_chunks_lines tl lines else (* skip *) let (chunks', cur_line, _) = wrap_remove_last_ws (wrap_long_last_word width (wrap_chunks_line width (chunks, [], 0))) in wrap_chunks_lines chunks' ((String.make indent ' ' ^ String.concat "" (List.rev cur_line)) :: lines) | [] -> List.rev lines in let chunks = split_into_chunks (expand_tabs text) in wrap_chunks_lines chunks [] let fill ?(initial_indent = 0) ?(subsequent_indent = 0) text width = String.concat "\n" (wrap ~initial_indent ~subsequent_indent text width) type t = { indent : unit -> unit; dedent : unit -> unit; format_usage : string -> string; format_heading : string -> string; format_description : string -> string; format_option : char list * string list -> string list -> string option -> string } let format_option_strings short_first (snames, lnames) metavars = let metavar = String.concat " " metavars in let lopts = List.map (match metavar with "" -> (fun z -> sprintf "--%s" z) | _ -> fun z -> sprintf "--%s=%s" z metavar) lnames and sopts = List.map (fun x -> sprintf "-%c%s" x metavar) snames in match short_first with true -> String.concat ", " (sopts @ lopts) | false -> String.concat ", " (lopts @ sopts) let indented_formatter ?level:(extlevel = ref 0) ?indent:(extindent = ref 0) ?(indent_increment = 2) ?(max_help_position = 24) ?(width = terminal_width - 1) ?(short_first = true) () = let indent = ref 0 and level = ref 0 in let help_position = ref max_help_position and help_width = ref (width - max_help_position) in { indent = (fun () -> indent := !indent + indent_increment; level := !level + 1; extindent := !indent; extlevel := !level); dedent = (fun () -> indent := !indent - indent_increment; level := !level - 1; assert (!level >= 0); extindent := !indent; extlevel := !level); format_usage = (fun usage -> sprintf "usage: %s\n" usage); format_heading = (fun heading -> sprintf "%*s%s:\n\n" !indent "" heading); format_description = (fun description -> let x = fill ~initial_indent:(!indent) ~subsequent_indent:(!indent) description (width - !indent) in if not (BatString.ends_with x "\n") then x ^ "\n\n" else x ^ "\n"); format_option = fun names metavars help -> let opt_width = !help_position - !indent - 2 in let opt_strings = format_option_strings short_first names metavars in let buf = Buffer.create 256 in let indent_first = if String.length opt_strings > opt_width then begin bprintf buf "%*s%s\n" !indent "" opt_strings; !help_position end else begin bprintf buf "%*s%-*s " !indent "" opt_width opt_strings; 0 end in BatOption.may (fun option_help -> let lines = wrap option_help !help_width in match lines with h :: t -> bprintf buf "%*s%s\n" indent_first "" h; List.iter (fun x -> bprintf buf "%*s%s\n" !help_position "" x) t | [] -> ()) help; let contents = Buffer.contents buf in if String.length contents > 0 && not (BatString.ends_with contents "\n") then contents ^ "\n" else contents } let titled_formatter ?(level = ref 0) ?(indent = ref 0) ?(indent_increment = 0) ?(max_help_position = 24) ?(width = terminal_width - 1) ?(short_first = true) () = let formatter = indented_formatter ~level ~indent ~indent_increment ~max_help_position ~width ~short_first () in let format_heading h = let c = match !level with 0 -> '=' | 1 -> '-' | _ -> failwith "titled_formatter: Too much indentation" in sprintf "%*s%s\n%*s%s\n\n" !indent "" ( ##V<5## String.capitalize ##V>=5## String.capitalize_ascii h) !indent "" (String.make (String.length h) c) in let format_usage usage = sprintf "%s %s\n" (format_heading "Usage") usage in { formatter with format_usage = format_usage; format_heading = format_heading } end open Opt open Formatter module OptParser = struct exception Option_conflict of string type group = { og_heading : string; og_description : string option; og_options : ((char list * string list) * string list * string option) BatRefList.t; og_children : group BatRefList.t } type t = { op_usage : string; op_suppress_usage : bool; op_only_leading : bool; op_prog : string; op_formatter : Formatter.t; op_long_options : GetOpt.long_opt BatRefList.t; op_short_options : GetOpt.short_opt BatRefList.t; op_groups : group } let unprogify optparser s = BatString.nreplace ~str:s ~sub:"%prog" ~by:optparser.op_prog let add optparser ?(group = optparser.op_groups) ?help ?(hide = false) ?short_name ?(short_names = []) ?long_name ?(long_names = []) opt = let lnames = match long_name with None -> long_names | Some x -> x :: long_names and snames = match short_name with None -> short_names | Some x -> x :: short_names in if lnames = [] && snames = [] then failwith "Options must have at least one name" else (* Checking for duplicates: *) let snames' = List.fold_left (fun r (x, _, _) -> x :: r) [] (BatRefList.to_list optparser.op_short_options) and lnames' = List.fold_left (fun r (x, _, _) -> x :: r) [] (BatRefList.to_list optparser.op_long_options) in let sconf = List.filter (fun e -> List.exists (( = ) e) snames') snames and lconf = List.filter (fun e -> List.exists (( = ) e) lnames') lnames in if List.length sconf > 0 then raise (Option_conflict (sprintf "-%c" (List.hd sconf))) else if List.length lconf > 0 then raise (Option_conflict (sprintf "--%s" (List.hd lconf))); (* Add to display list. *) if not hide then BatRefList.add group.og_options ((snames, lnames), opt.option_metavars, (match help with None -> opt.option_defhelp | Some _ -> help)); (* Getopt: *) let nargs = List.length opt.option_metavars in List.iter (fun short -> BatRefList.add optparser.op_short_options (short, nargs, opt.option_set)) snames; List.iter (fun long -> BatRefList.add optparser.op_long_options (long, nargs, opt.option_set)) lnames let add_group optparser ?(parent = optparser.op_groups) ?description heading = let g = { og_heading = heading; og_description = description; og_options = BatRefList.empty (); og_children = BatRefList.empty () } in BatRefList.add parent.og_children g; g let make ?(usage = "%prog [options]") ?description ?version ?(suppress_usage = false) ?(suppress_help = false) ?(only_leading_opts = false) ?prog ?(formatter = Formatter.indented_formatter ()) () = let optparser = { op_usage = usage; op_suppress_usage = suppress_usage; op_only_leading = only_leading_opts; op_prog = BatOption.default (Filename.basename Sys.argv.(0)) prog; op_formatter = formatter; op_short_options = BatRefList.empty (); op_long_options = BatRefList.empty (); op_groups = { og_heading = "options"; og_options = BatRefList.empty (); og_children = BatRefList.empty (); og_description = description } } in BatOption.may (* Add version option? *) (fun version -> add optparser ~long_name:"version" (StdOpt.version_option (fun () -> unprogify optparser version))) version; if not suppress_help then (* Add help option? *) add optparser ~short_name:'h' ~long_name:"help" (StdOpt.help_option ()); optparser let format_usage optparser eol = match optparser.op_suppress_usage with true -> "" | false -> unprogify optparser (optparser.op_formatter.format_usage optparser.op_usage) ^ eol let error optparser ?(chn = stderr) ?(status = 1) message = fprintf chn "%s%s: %s\n" (format_usage optparser "\n") optparser.op_prog message; flush chn; exit status let usage optparser ?(chn = stdout) () = let rec loop g = (* Heading: *) output_string chn (optparser.op_formatter.format_heading g.og_heading); optparser.op_formatter.indent (); (* Description: *) BatOption.may (fun x -> output_string chn (optparser.op_formatter.format_description x)) g.og_description; (* Options: *) BatRefList.iter (fun (names, metavars, help) -> output_string chn (optparser.op_formatter.format_option names metavars help)) g.og_options; (* Child groups: *) output_string chn "\n"; BatRefList.iter loop g.og_children; optparser.op_formatter.dedent () in output_string chn (format_usage optparser "\n"); loop optparser.op_groups; flush chn let parse optparser ?(first = 0) ?last argv = let args = BatRefList.empty () and n = match last with None -> Array.length argv - first | Some m -> m - first + 1 in begin try GetOpt.parse optparser.op_only_leading (BatRefList.push args) (GetOpt.find_short_opt (BatRefList.to_list optparser.op_short_options)) (GetOpt.find_long_opt (BatRefList.to_list optparser.op_long_options)) (Array.to_list (Array.sub argv first n)) with GetOpt.Error (opt, errmsg) -> error optparser (sprintf "option '%s': %s" opt errmsg) | Option_error (opt, errmsg) -> error optparser (sprintf "option '%s': %s" opt errmsg) | Option_help -> usage optparser (); exit 0 end; List.rev (BatRefList.to_list args) let parse_argv optparser = parse optparser ~first:1 Sys.argv end
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