# include "../ingres.h" # include "../aux.h" # include "../symbol.h" # include "../tree.h" # include "../pipes.h" # include "ovqp.h" /* ** This file contains the string ** manipulation routines */ extern char *Ovqpbuf; concatsym(ss1, ss2) struct symbol *ss1, *ss2; /* ** Concat takes the two character strings in ** ss1 and ss2 and concatenates them together ** into a new location. ** ** trailing blanks are removed from the first symbol. ** The size of the concatenation equals the sum of ** the two original strings. */ { register struct symbol *s1, *s2; register char *p; int size1, size2, i; char *px; char *bmove(); s1 = ss1; s2 = ss2; size1 = size(s1); /* compute size w/o trailing blanks */ if (size1 == 0 && s1->len != 0) size1++; /* don't allow string to be trunc to zero length */ size2 = s2->len & 0377; /* size of second string remains the same */ i = (s1->len & 0377) + size2; /* i equals sum of original sizes */ if (i > 255) i = 255; /* a string can't exceed this size */ if (size2 + size1 > 255) size2 = 255 - size1; /* adjust size2 to not exceed 255 */ px = p = need(Ovqpbuf, i); /* request the needed space */ p = bmove(s1->value->stringp, p, size1); /* copy first string */ p = bmove(s2->value->stringp, p, size2); s1->value->stringp = px; s1->len = i; /* pad with blanks if necessary */ i =- size1 - size2; while (i--) *p++ = ' '; # ifdef xOTR1 if (tTf(32, 1)) { printf("Concat:"); prstack(s1); } # endif } size(sym) struct symbol *sym; /* ** Size determines the size of a character symbol ** without trailing blanks. */ { register char *c; register int i; register struct symbol *s; s = sym; c = s->value->stringp; i = s->len & 0377; for (c =+ i; i; i--) if(*--c != ' ') break; return (i); } /* ** Converts the numeric symbol to ** ascii. Formats to be used are determined ** by Out_arg. */ ascii(ss) struct symbol *ss; { register struct symbol *s; register int i; register char *p; char temp[MAXFIELD]; extern struct out_arg Out_arg; /* used for float conversions */ s = ss; p = temp; switch(s->type) { case INT: if (s->len == 4) { i = Out_arg.i4width; p = locv(s->value->i4type); } else { itoa(s->value->i2type, p); if (s->len == 2) i = Out_arg.i2width; else i = Out_arg.i1width; } break; case CHAR: return; case FLOAT: if (s->len == 4) { i = Out_arg.f4width; ftoa(s->value->f4type, p, i, Out_arg.f4prec, Out_arg.f4style); } else { i = Out_arg.f8width; ftoa(s->value->f8type, p, i, Out_arg.f8prec, Out_arg.f8style); } } s->value->stringp = need(Ovqpbuf, i); pmove(p, s->value->stringp, i, ' '); /* blank pad to fixed length i */ s->type = CHAR; s->len = i; } /* ** LEXCOMP performs character comparisons between the two ** strings ss1 and ss2. All blanks and null are ignored in ** both strings. In addition pattern matching is performed ** using the "shell syntax". Pattern matching characters ** are converted to the pattern matching symbols PAT_ANY etc. ** by the scanner. ** ** Pattern matching characters can appear in either or ** both strings. Since they cannot be stored in relations, ** pattern matching chars in both strings can only happen ** if the user types in such an expression. ** ** examples: ** ** "Smith, Homer" = "Smith,Homer" ** ** "abcd" < "abcdd" ** ** "abcd" = "aPAT_ANYd" ** ** returns <0 if s1 < s2 ** 0 if s1 = s2 ** >0 if s1 > s2 */ lexcomp(ss1, len1, ss2, len2) char *ss1, *ss2; int len1, len2; { register char *s1, *s2; register int l1; int l2; char c1, c2; s1 = ss1; s2 = ss2; l1 = len1; l2 = len2; loop: while (l1--) { switch (c1 = *s1++) { case ' ': case '\0': break; case PAT_ANY: return (pmatch(s1, l1, s2, l2)); case PAT_LBRAC: return (lmatch(s1, l1, s2, l2)); default: while (l2--) { switch (c2 = *s2++) { case ' ': case '\0': continue; case PAT_ANY: return (pmatch(s2, l2, --s1, ++l1)); case PAT_LBRAC: return (lmatch(s2, l2, --s1, ++l1)); default: if (c1 == c2) goto loop; if (c1 == PAT_ONE || c2 == PAT_ONE) goto loop; return (c1 - c2); } } return (1); /* s1 > s2 */ } } /* examine remainder of s2 for any characters */ while (l2--) if ((c1 = *s2++) != ' ' && (c1 != '\0') && (c1 != PAT_ANY)) return (-1); /* s1 < s2 */ return (0); } pmatch(pat, plen, str, slength) char *pat; /* the string holding the pattern matching char */ char *str; /* the string to be checked */ int plen, slength; /* the lengths */ { register char d, *s; register int slen; char c; s = str; slen = slength; if (plen == 0) return (0); /* a match if no more chars in p */ /* ** If the next character in "pat" is not another ** pattern matching character, then scan until ** first matching char and continue comparison. */ if ((c = *pat) != PAT_ANY && c != PAT_LBRAC && c != PAT_ONE) { while (slen--) { if ((d = *s) == c || d == PAT_ANY || d == PAT_LBRAC && d != PAT_ONE) { if (lexcomp(pat, plen, s, slen + 1) == 0) return (0); } s++; } } else { while (slen) if (lexcomp(pat, plen, s++, slen--) == 0) return (0); /* match */ } return (-1); /* no match */ } lmatch(pat, plen, str, slen) char *pat; /* the string holding the pattern matching char */ char *str; /* the other string */ int plen, slen; /* their respective sizes */ { register char *p, *s; register int cc; int oldc, c, found; p = pat; s = str; /* find a non-blank, non-null char in s */ while (slen--) { if ((c = *s++) != ' ' && c != '\0') { /* search for a match on 'c' */ found = 0; /* assume failure */ oldc = 0777; /* make previous char large */ while (plen--) { switch(cc = *p++) { case PAT_RBRAC: if (found) return (lexcomp(p, plen, s, slen)); return (-1); case '-': if (plen-- == 0) return (-1); /* not found */ if (oldc <= c && c <= (cc = *p++)) found++; break; default: if (c == (oldc = cc)) found++; } } return (-1); /* no match */ } } return (1); }