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author | Daniel Baumann <daniel.baumann@progress-linux.org> | 2024-04-15 20:01:36 +0000 |
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committer | Daniel Baumann <daniel.baumann@progress-linux.org> | 2024-04-15 20:01:36 +0000 |
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Adding upstream version 0.11.2.upstream/0.11.2
Signed-off-by: Daniel Baumann <daniel.baumann@progress-linux.org>
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diff --git a/src/third-party/scnlib/include/scn/detail/result.h b/src/third-party/scnlib/include/scn/detail/result.h new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6e5170d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/third-party/scnlib/include/scn/detail/result.h @@ -0,0 +1,595 @@ +// Copyright 2017 Elias Kosunen +// +// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +// you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +// You may obtain a copy of the License at +// +// https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +// +// Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +// distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +// WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +// See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +// limitations under the License. +// +// This file is a part of scnlib: +// https://github.com/eliaskosunen/scnlib + +#ifndef SCN_DETAIL_RESULT_H +#define SCN_DETAIL_RESULT_H + +#include "../util/expected.h" +#include "error.h" +#include "range.h" + +namespace scn { + SCN_BEGIN_NAMESPACE + + /** + * Base class for the result type returned by most scanning functions + * (except for \ref scan_value). \ref scn::detail::scan_result_base inherits + * either from this class or \ref expected. + */ + struct wrapped_error { + wrapped_error() = default; + wrapped_error(::scn::error e) : err(e) {} + + /// Get underlying error + SCN_NODISCARD ::scn::error error() const + { + return err; + } + + /// Did the operation succeed -- true means success + explicit operator bool() const + { + return err.operator bool(); + } + + ::scn::error err{}; + }; + + namespace detail { + template <typename Base> + class scan_result_base_wrapper : public Base { + public: + scan_result_base_wrapper(Base&& b) : Base(SCN_MOVE(b)) {} + + protected: + void set_base(const Base& b) + { + static_cast<Base&>(*this) = b; + } + void set_base(Base&& b) + { + static_cast<Base&>(*this) = SCN_MOVE(b); + } + }; + + SCN_CLANG_PUSH + SCN_CLANG_IGNORE("-Wdocumentation-unknown-command") + + /// @{ + + /** + * Type returned by scanning functions. + * Contains an error (inherits from it: for \ref error, that's \ref + * wrapped_error; with \ref scan_value, inherits from \ref expected), + * and the leftover range after scanning. + * + * The leftover range may reference the range given to the scanning + * function. Please take the necessary measures to make sure that the + * original range outlives the leftover range. Alternatively, if + * possible for your specific range type, call the \ref reconstruct() + * member function to get a new, independent range. + */ + template <typename WrappedRange, typename Base> + class scan_result_base : public scan_result_base_wrapper<Base> { + public: + using wrapped_range_type = WrappedRange; + using base_type = scan_result_base_wrapper<Base>; + + using range_type = typename wrapped_range_type::range_type; + using iterator = typename wrapped_range_type::iterator; + using sentinel = typename wrapped_range_type::sentinel; + using char_type = typename wrapped_range_type::char_type; + + scan_result_base(Base&& b, wrapped_range_type&& r) + : base_type(SCN_MOVE(b)), m_range(SCN_MOVE(r)) + { + } + + /// Beginning of the leftover range + iterator begin() const noexcept + { + return m_range.begin(); + } + SCN_GCC_PUSH + SCN_GCC_IGNORE("-Wnoexcept") + // Mitigate problem where Doxygen would think that SCN_GCC_PUSH was + // a part of the definition of end() + public: + /// End of the leftover range + sentinel end() const + noexcept(noexcept(SCN_DECLVAL(wrapped_range_type).end())) + { + return m_range.end(); + } + + /// Whether the leftover range is empty + bool empty() const + noexcept(noexcept(SCN_DECLVAL(wrapped_range_type).end())) + { + return begin() == end(); + } + SCN_GCC_POP + // See above at SCN_GCC_PUSH + public: + /// A subrange pointing to the leftover range + ranges::subrange<iterator, sentinel> subrange() const + { + return {begin(), end()}; + } + + /** + * Leftover range. + * If the leftover range is used to scan a new value, this member + * function should be used. + * + * \see range_wrapper + */ + wrapped_range_type& range() & + { + return m_range; + } + /// \copydoc range() + const wrapped_range_type& range() const& + { + return m_range; + } + /// \copydoc range() + wrapped_range_type range() && + { + return SCN_MOVE(m_range); + } + + /** + * \defgroup range_as_range Contiguous leftover range convertors + * + * These member functions enable more convenient use of the + * leftover range for non-scnlib use cases. The range must be + * contiguous. The leftover range is not advanced, and can still be + * used. + * + * @{ + */ + + /** + * \ingroup range_as_range + * Return a view into the leftover range as a \c string_view. + * Operations done to the leftover range after a call to this may + * cause issues with iterator invalidation. The returned range will + * reference to the leftover range, so be wary of + * use-after-free-problems. + */ + template < + typename R = wrapped_range_type, + typename = typename std::enable_if<R::is_contiguous>::type> + basic_string_view<char_type> range_as_string_view() const + { + return {m_range.data(), + static_cast<std::size_t>(m_range.size())}; + } + /** + * \ingroup range_as_range + * Return a view into the leftover range as a \c span. + * Operations done to the leftover range after a call to this may + * cause issues with iterator invalidation. The returned range will + * reference to the leftover range, so be wary of + * use-after-free-problems. + */ + template < + typename R = wrapped_range_type, + typename = typename std::enable_if<R::is_contiguous>::type> + span<const char_type> range_as_span() const + { + return {m_range.data(), + static_cast<std::size_t>(m_range.size())}; + } + /** + * \ingroup range_as_range + * Return the leftover range as a string. The contents are copied + * into the string, so using this will not lead to lifetime issues. + */ + template < + typename R = wrapped_range_type, + typename = typename std::enable_if<R::is_contiguous>::type> + std::basic_string<char_type> range_as_string() const + { + return {m_range.data(), + static_cast<std::size_t>(m_range.size())}; + } + /// @} + + protected: + wrapped_range_type m_range; + + private: + /// \publicsection + + /** + * Reconstructs a range of the original type, independent of the + * leftover range, beginning from \ref begin and ending in \ref end. + * + * Compiles only if range is reconstructible. + */ + template <typename R = typename WrappedRange::range_type> + R reconstruct() const; + }; + + template <typename WrappedRange, typename Base> + class intermediary_scan_result + : public scan_result_base<WrappedRange, Base> { + public: + using base_type = scan_result_base<WrappedRange, Base>; + + intermediary_scan_result(Base&& b, WrappedRange&& r) + : base_type(SCN_MOVE(b), SCN_MOVE(r)) + { + } + + template <typename R = WrappedRange> + void reconstruct() const + { + static_assert( + dependent_false<R>::value, + "Cannot call .reconstruct() on intermediary_scan_result. " + "Assign this value to a previous result value returned by " + "a scanning function or make_result (type: " + "reconstructed_scan_result or " + "non_reconstructed_scan_result) "); + } + }; + template <typename WrappedRange, typename Base> + class reconstructed_scan_result + : public intermediary_scan_result<WrappedRange, Base> { + public: + using unwrapped_range_type = typename WrappedRange::range_type; + using base_type = intermediary_scan_result<WrappedRange, Base>; + + reconstructed_scan_result(Base&& b, WrappedRange&& r) + : base_type(SCN_MOVE(b), SCN_MOVE(r)) + { + } + + reconstructed_scan_result& operator=( + const intermediary_scan_result<WrappedRange, Base>& other) + { + this->set_base(other); + this->m_range = other.range(); + return *this; + } + reconstructed_scan_result& operator=( + intermediary_scan_result<WrappedRange, Base>&& other) + { + this->set_base(other); + this->m_range = other.range(); + return *this; + } + + unwrapped_range_type reconstruct() const + { + return this->range().range_underlying(); + } + }; + template <typename WrappedRange, typename UnwrappedRange, typename Base> + class non_reconstructed_scan_result + : public intermediary_scan_result<WrappedRange, Base> { + public: + using unwrapped_range_type = UnwrappedRange; + using base_type = intermediary_scan_result<WrappedRange, Base>; + + non_reconstructed_scan_result(Base&& b, WrappedRange&& r) + : base_type(SCN_MOVE(b), SCN_MOVE(r)) + { + } + + non_reconstructed_scan_result& operator=( + const intermediary_scan_result<WrappedRange, Base>& other) + { + this->set_base(other); + this->m_range = other.range(); + return *this; + } + non_reconstructed_scan_result& operator=( + intermediary_scan_result<WrappedRange, Base>&& other) + { + this->set_base(other); + this->m_range = other.range(); + return *this; + } + + template <typename R = unwrapped_range_type> + R reconstruct() const + { + return ::scn::detail::reconstruct(reconstruct_tag<R>{}, + this->begin(), this->end()); + } + }; + + /// @} + + // -Wdocumentation-unknown-command + SCN_CLANG_PUSH + + template <typename T> + struct range_tag { + }; + + namespace _wrap_result { + struct fn { + private: + // Range = range_wrapper<ref>& + template <typename Error, typename Range> + static auto impl(Error e, + range_tag<range_wrapper<Range&>&>, + range_wrapper<Range&>&& range, + priority_tag<5>) noexcept + -> intermediary_scan_result<range_wrapper<Range&>, Error> + { + return {SCN_MOVE(e), SCN_MOVE(range)}; + } + // Range = const range_wrapper<ref>& + template <typename Error, typename Range> + static auto impl(Error e, + range_tag<const range_wrapper<Range&>&>, + range_wrapper<Range&>&& range, + priority_tag<5>) noexcept + -> intermediary_scan_result<range_wrapper<Range&>, Error> + { + return {SCN_MOVE(e), SCN_MOVE(range)}; + } + // Range = range_wrapper<ref>&& + template <typename Error, typename Range> + static auto impl(Error e, + range_tag<range_wrapper<Range&>>, + range_wrapper<Range&>&& range, + priority_tag<5>) noexcept + -> intermediary_scan_result<range_wrapper<Range&>, Error> + { + return {SCN_MOVE(e), SCN_MOVE(range)}; + } + + // Range = range_wrapper<non-ref>& + template <typename Error, typename Range> + static auto impl(Error e, + range_tag<range_wrapper<Range>&>, + range_wrapper<Range>&& range, + priority_tag<4>) noexcept + -> intermediary_scan_result<range_wrapper<Range>, Error> + { + return {SCN_MOVE(e), SCN_MOVE(range)}; + } + // Range = const range_wrapper<non-ref>& + template <typename Error, typename Range> + static auto impl(Error e, + range_tag<const range_wrapper<Range>&>, + range_wrapper<Range>&& range, + priority_tag<4>) noexcept + -> intermediary_scan_result<range_wrapper<Range>, Error> + { + return {SCN_MOVE(e), SCN_MOVE(range)}; + } + // Range = range_wrapper<non-ref>&& + template <typename Error, typename Range> + static auto impl(Error e, + range_tag<range_wrapper<Range>>, + range_wrapper<Range>&& range, + priority_tag<4>) noexcept + -> intermediary_scan_result<range_wrapper<Range>, Error> + { + return {SCN_MOVE(e), SCN_MOVE(range)}; + } + + // string literals are wonky + template <typename Error, + typename CharT, + size_t N, + typename NoCVRef = remove_cvref_t<CharT>> + static auto impl( + Error e, + range_tag<CharT (&)[N]>, + range_wrapper<basic_string_view<NoCVRef>>&& range, + priority_tag<3>) noexcept + -> reconstructed_scan_result< + range_wrapper<basic_string_view<NoCVRef>>, + Error> + { + return {SCN_MOVE(e), SCN_MOVE(range) + .template reconstruct_and_rewrap< + basic_string_view<NoCVRef>>()}; + } + + // (const) InputRange&: View + Reconstructible + // wrapped<any> + template <typename Error, + typename InputRange, + typename InnerWrappedRange, + typename InputRangeNoConst = + typename std::remove_const<InputRange>::type, + typename = typename std::enable_if<SCN_CHECK_CONCEPT( + ranges::view<InputRangeNoConst>)>::type> + static auto impl(Error e, + range_tag<InputRange&>, + range_wrapper<InnerWrappedRange>&& range, + priority_tag<2>) noexcept + -> reconstructed_scan_result< + decltype(SCN_MOVE(range) + .template reconstruct_and_rewrap< + InputRangeNoConst>()), + Error> + { + return {SCN_MOVE(e), SCN_MOVE(range) + .template reconstruct_and_rewrap< + InputRangeNoConst>()}; + } + + // (const) InputRange&: other + // wrapped<any> + template <typename Error, + typename InputRange, + typename InnerWrappedRange> + static auto impl(Error e, + range_tag<InputRange&>, + range_wrapper<InnerWrappedRange>&& range, + priority_tag<1>) noexcept + -> non_reconstructed_scan_result< + range_wrapper<InnerWrappedRange>, + typename std::remove_const<InputRange>::type, + Error> + { + return {SCN_MOVE(e), SCN_MOVE(range)}; + } + + // InputRange&&: View + Reconstructible + // wrapped<non-ref> + template <typename Error, + typename InputRange, + typename InnerWrappedRange, + typename InputRangeNoConst = + typename std::remove_const<InputRange>::type, + typename = typename std::enable_if<SCN_CHECK_CONCEPT( + ranges::view<InputRangeNoConst>)>::type> + static auto impl(Error e, + range_tag<InputRange>, + range_wrapper<InnerWrappedRange>&& range, + priority_tag<1>) noexcept + -> reconstructed_scan_result< + decltype(SCN_MOVE(range) + .template reconstruct_and_rewrap< + InputRangeNoConst>()), + Error> + { + return {SCN_MOVE(e), SCN_MOVE(range) + .template reconstruct_and_rewrap< + InputRangeNoConst>()}; + } + + // InputRange&&: other + // wrapped<non-ref> + template <typename Error, + typename InputRange, + typename InnerWrappedRange> + static auto impl(Error e, + range_tag<InputRange>, + range_wrapper<InnerWrappedRange>&& range, + priority_tag<0>) noexcept + -> non_reconstructed_scan_result< + range_wrapper<InputRange>, + typename std::remove_const<InputRange>::type, + Error> + { + return {SCN_MOVE(e), SCN_MOVE(range)}; + } + +#if 0 + // InputRange&& + // wrapped<ref> + template <typename Error, + typename InputRange, + typename InnerWrappedRange, + typename NoRef = typename std::remove_reference< + InnerWrappedRange>::type> + static auto impl(Error e, + range_tag<InputRange>, + range_wrapper<InnerWrappedRange&>&& range, + priority_tag<0>) noexcept + -> reconstructed_scan_result<range_wrapper<NoRef>, Error> + { + return {SCN_MOVE(e), + SCN_MOVE(range) + .template rewrap_and_reconstruct<NoRef>()}; + } +#endif + + public: + template <typename Error, + typename InputRange, + typename InnerWrappedRange> + auto operator()(Error e, + range_tag<InputRange> tag, + range_wrapper<InnerWrappedRange>&& range) const + noexcept(noexcept(impl(SCN_MOVE(e), + tag, + SCN_MOVE(range), + priority_tag<5>{}))) + -> decltype(impl(SCN_MOVE(e), + tag, + SCN_MOVE(range), + priority_tag<5>{})) + { + static_assert(SCN_CHECK_CONCEPT(ranges::range<InputRange>), + "Input needs to be a Range"); + return impl(SCN_MOVE(e), tag, SCN_MOVE(range), + priority_tag<5>{}); + } + }; + } // namespace _wrap_result + namespace { + static constexpr auto& wrap_result = + static_const<_wrap_result::fn>::value; + } + + template <typename Error, typename InputRange, typename WrappedRange> + struct result_type_for { + using type = + decltype(wrap_result(SCN_DECLVAL(Error &&), + SCN_DECLVAL(range_tag<InputRange>), + SCN_DECLVAL(WrappedRange&&))); + }; + template <typename Error, typename InputRange, typename WrappedRange> + using result_type_for_t = + typename result_type_for<Error, InputRange, WrappedRange>::type; + } // namespace detail + + /** + * Create a result object for range \c Range. + * Useful if one wishes to scan from the same range in a loop. + * + * \code{.cpp} + * auto source = ...; + * auto result = make_result(source); + * // scan until failure (no more `int`s, or EOF) + * while (result) { + * int i; + * result = scn::scan(result.range(), "{}", i); + * // use i + * } + * // see result for why we exited the loop + * \endcode + * + * \c Error template parameter can be used to customize the error type for + * the result object. By default, it's \ref wrapped_error, which is what + * most of the scanning functions use. For \c scan_value, use \c + * expected<T>: + * + * \code{.cpp} + * auto result = make_result<scn::expected<int>>(source); + * while (result) { + * result = scn::scan_value<int>(result.range(), "{}"); + * // use result.value() + * } + * \endcode + */ + template <typename Error = wrapped_error, typename Range> + auto make_result(Range&& r) + -> detail::result_type_for_t<Error, Range, range_wrapper_for_t<Range>> + { + return detail::wrap_result(Error{}, detail::range_tag<Range>{}, + wrap(r)); + } + + SCN_END_NAMESPACE +} // namespace scn + +#endif // SCN_DETAIL_RESULT_H |