qpms/qpms/parsing.h

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C

#ifndef QPMS_PARSING_H
#define QPMS_PARSING_H
#include <stddef.h>
/** Parse a given number of doubles from a string.
*
* The doubles can be separated by whitespaces, comma or semicolon.
*
* \return If the string included up to n doubles, number of parsed doubles.
* If more, n+1.
*/
size_t qpms_parse_ndoubles(
double *target,
size_t n,
const char *orig
);
/** Parse doubles from a string.
*
* The doubles can be separated by whitespaces, comma or semicolon.
* The parsed numbers are saved into an array specified by *target
* that has been preallocated with malloc() to contain at least start_index
* members. If start_index is nonzero, the newly parsed numbers are
* saved to the positions starting from start_index.
*
* If *target is NULL, the function allocates the necessary space.
*
* \return Number of newly parsed doubles + start_index.
*/
size_t qpms_parse_doubles(
double **target,
size_t start_index,
const char *orig
);
/** Parse doubles from a file.
*
* The doubles can be separated by whitespaces, comma or semicolon.
* The parsed numbers are saved into an array specified by *target
* that has been preallocated with malloc() to contain at least start_index
* members. If start_index is nonzero, the newly parsed numbers are
* saved to the positions starting from start_index.
*
* If *target is NULL, the function allocates the necessary space.
*
* If filepath is NULL, "" or "-", read from stdin.
*
* \return Number of newly parsed doubles + start_index.
*/
size_t qpms_parse_doubles_fromfile(
double **target,
size_t start_index, //< Starting index for writing the parsed values.
const char *filepath //< File to read from, or NULL, "", "-" to read from stdin.
);
#endif // QPMS_PARSING_H