input.h File Reference

#include "module.h"

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Classes
struct	CardInfo
struct	t_input

Functions
bool	lgIsCommentSeq (const string &s, size_t p, bool lgReportVisible)
bool	lgIsExpungedCommentSeq (const string &s)
bool	lgInputComment (const string &chLine)
bool	lgInputEOF (const string &chLine)
void	StripComment (string &s, bool lgStripVisible)
size_t	GetString (const string &s, size_t p, string &buf)
char	GetEscape (const string &s, size_t &p)
string	MakeInputLine (long i)
void	input_readvector (const string &chFile, vector< double > &vec)

Variables
t_input	input

Function Documentation

char GetEscape	(	const string &	s,
		size_t &	p
	)

GetEscape: This routine is the placeholder for treating character escape sequences. For the moment we treat none. On exit, *p will point one character beyond the escape sequence.

References DEBUG_ENTRY.

Referenced by GetString().

size_t GetString	(	const string &	s,
		size_t	p,
		string &	buf
	)

GetString: retrieve a string between double quotes s : string to be parsed s[p] : place in string where to start parsing, should point to first set of double quotes buf : buffer that will hold the string between double quotes return value : pointer just beyond second set of double quotes, or string::npos in case of failure (second set of double quotes wasn't found)

References ASSERT, DEBUG_ENTRY, and GetEscape().

Referenced by Parser::GetQuote(), and StripComment().

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void input_readvector	(	const string &	chFile,
		vector< double > &	vec
	)

input_readvector: read numbers from the file chFile and store them in a vector vector - the numbers that were read from the input line(s)

input_readvector: read numbers from the file chFile and store them in a vector

Parameters

chFile	file name to read from
vec	vector - the numbers that were read from the input line(s)

References DEBUG_ENTRY, ES_NONE, DataParser::getline(), and DataParser::getTokenOptional().

Referenced by ParseGrid(), and ParseMonitorResults().

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bool lgInputComment

(

const string &

chLine

)

lgInputComment - parse comment - check if argument is comment string, either upper or lower case - returns true if line is a comment, false if not

Parameters

*chLine

the input line string

References DEBUG_ENTRY, and lgIsCommentSeq().

Referenced by Parser::isComment().

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bool lgInputEOF

(

const string &

chLine

)

lgInputEOF - is this line an EOF marker?

References DEBUG_ENTRY.

Referenced by cdMain(), Parser::last(), and ParseInitFile().

bool lgIsCommentSeq	(	const string &	s,
		size_t	p,
		bool	lgReportVisible
	)

lgIsCommentSeq - is the string s[p] pointing to a comment sequence? if lgReportVisible is true, visible comments will be reported, otherwise not

References DEBUG_ENTRY.

Referenced by cdRead(), lgInputComment(), and StripComment().

bool lgIsExpungedCommentSeq

(

const string &

s

)

lgIsExpungedCommentSeq - does the string s start with an old-style comment?

References DEBUG_ENTRY.

Referenced by Parser::CommandError().

string MakeInputLine

(

long

i

)

MakeInputLine: generate input lines for optimizer and grid commands i : index of varied command, should be less than optimize.nvary

References ASSERT, cdEXIT, t_optimize::chVarFmt, DEBUG_ENTRY, EXIT_FAILURE, fprintf(), ioQQQ, t_optimize::nvarxt, t_optimize::nvary, optimize, and t_optimize::vparm.

Referenced by grid_do(), optimize_do(), optimize_func(), and vary_input().

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void StripComment	(	string &	s,
		bool	lgStripVisible
	)

StripComment- strips comment part off the command line s if lgStripVisible is false, visible comments are retained hidden comments are always stripped

References DEBUG_ENTRY, GetString(), t_input::lgBracketFound, lgIsCommentSeq(), and t_input::lgUnderscoreFound.

Referenced by cdRead(), Parser::newlineProcess(), and Parser::setline().

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Variable Documentation

t_input input

Referenced by abund_starburst(), cdDrive(), cdErrors(), cdInit(), cdMain(), cdPrintCommands(), cdRead(), Parser::getline(), grid_do(), IterRestart(), optimize_do(), optimize_func(), ParseAgn(), ParseBlackbody(), ParseBremsstrahlung(), ParseCommands(), ParseConstant(), ParseCoronal(), ParseCosmicRays(), ParseDarkMatter(), ParseDatabaseISO(), ParseDistance(), ParseDLaw(), ParseEden(), ParseElement(), ParseEnergy(), ParseFill(), ParseFudge(), ParseGlobule(), ParseGrain(), ParseHDEN(), ParseHExtra(), ParseIlluminate(), ParseInitFile(), ParseIntensity(), ParseInterp(), ParseIonPar(), ParseLuminosity(), ParseMagnet(), ParseMetal(), ParseNorm(), ParsePhi(), ParsePowerlawContinuum(), ParseQH(), ParseRadius(), ParseRatio(), ParseSave(), ParseSet(), ParseStop(), ParseTable(), ParseTitle(), ParseTLaw(), ParseTurbulence(), Parser::peekNextCommand(), PrintSpectrum(), PrtComment(), PrtFinal(), SaveLineIntensity(), SaveResults(), ShowMe(), vary_input(), and writeCloudyDetails().