/* * This file is part of uIRC. (https://git.redxen.eu/caskd/uIRC) * Copyright (c) 2019, 2020 Alex-David Denes * * uIRC is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by * the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or * any later version. * * uIRC 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 General Public License for more details. * * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License * along with uIRC. If not, see . */ #include "types.h" #include #ifndef UIRC_GUARD_TOKENIZERS #define UIRC_GUARD_TOKENIZERS #ifdef UIRC_IRCV3 /*! * \brief Tokenize IRCv3 tags * * This function parses IRCv3 tags according to the specification at * \param[in] str String containing a IRC source with or without the ':' prefix * \param[out] out Allocated IRC_User structure * \param[in] useorig If '\%orig' should be considered in the parsing */ signed int Tok_tags(char* str, IRC_Tags* out); #endif /* UIRC_IRCV3 */ /*! * \brief Tokenize a IRC message source. * * This function takes the source part of a message, pointing struct elements to parts of it. * \param[in] str String containing a IRC source with or without the ':' prefix * \param[out] out Allocated IRC_User structure * \param[in] useorig If '\%orig' should be considered in the parsing */ signed int Tok_user(char* str, IRC_User* out, bool useorig); /*! * \brief Tokenize a IRC message string. * * This function takes a IRC Message and attempts to tokenize/parse it, pointing every element found to it's respective struct element * \param[in] str String containing a IRC message without the ending '\\r\\n' * \param[out] out Allocated IRC_Message structure */ signed int Tok_mesg(char* str, IRC_Message* out); #ifdef UIRC_HELPERS /*! * \brief A PING tokenizer/parser * * This function is a simple helper to get the source and target of a PING since the RFC has a "interesting" implementation * \param[in] mesg IRC_Message struct containing the PING message * \param[out] source Source of the PING (server) * \param[out] target Target of the PING (server or client) */ void Tok_cmd_PING(IRC_Message* mesg, char** source, char** target); /*! * \brief Tokenizer for cases where the first argument is optional * * This function is a private helper for cases where the first argument might be missing but the second isn't * \param[in] mesg IRC_Message struct * \param[out] optarg Optional argument if given or NULL * \param[out] target Required argument */ void Tok_FArgOpt(IRC_Message* mesg, char** optarg, char** reqarg); #endif /* UIRC_HELPERS */ #endif /* UIRC_GUARD_TOKENIZERS */