write

Overview

Module that allows to write text with additional arguments.

Type and Definitions

definitions

cWRITE_ERROR_

#define cWRITE_ERROR_

Defines the c_WriteError values and the corresponding messages.

c_WriteError

enum c_WriteError {
   c_NotEnoughRecorderSpace = 1,
   c_ToLargeWriteFormat = 2,
   c_InvalidWriteFormat = 3,
};
type enum c_WriteError c_WrtieError;

Enum type to represent errors that can happen in a write function.

c_write_va_arg

typedef bool ( *c_write_va_arg )( cRecorder rec[static 1],
                                  va_list* list,
                                  cChars type,
                                  char const fmt[static 1] );

c_write_va_arg is the signature of a function to write a with type specified value val with the format fmt. The default implementatio of the function is write_format_arg_c.

Functions

overall

write_format_arg_c

bool write_format_arg_c( cRecorder rec[static 1],
                         va_list* list,
                         cChars type,
                         char const fmt[static 1] );

Writes the current element in the list into the recorder.

write_c

#define write_c_( Rec, ... )                                                   \
   write_c( (Rec), write_format_arg_c, nargs_c_( __VA_ARGS__ ), __VA_ARGS__ )
bool write_c( cRecorder rec[static 1],
              c_write_va_arg write_arg,
              int n,
              ... );

Writes a formated text with the recorder. The text can have parameter specifier to insert the addition argument into the text.

{type[:fmt]}

The optional "fmt" value can have a size of 32 chars. The values ^ and } are special characters, use ^^ and ^} to pass this characters in the "fmt" value to the corresponding read function.

The requried type value shows witch sub read function will be used. The default read_arg value read_format_arg_c uses the following mapping:

Table 1. type

bool

write_bool_c

b

write_byte_c

bs

write_bytes_c

c

write_char_c

cs

write_chars_c

d

write_double_c

f

write_float_c

i8

write_int8_c

i16

write_int16_c

i32

write_int32_c

i64

write_int64_c

r

write_rune_c

rec

write_recorded_c

rng

write_range_c

s

write_cstr_c

u8

write_uint8_c

u16

write_uint16_c

u32

write_uint32_c

u64

write_uint64_c
Example
#include "clingo/io/write.h"
#include "clingo/lang/expect.h"

int main( void )
{
   init_tap_c_();

   cRecorder* rec = &recorder_c_( 1024 );

   expect_c_( write_c_( rec,
      "{i64:q} is more as {i64:Q} ", imax64_c( 64, 3 ), imin64_c( 64, 3 ),
      "but both are in range {rng:c}{s}\n", closed_range_c_( 0, 64 ), "BOOM!",
      "{{really}\n", "BOOM!\n",
      "{cs:q}\n", c_c( "_" ),
      "that is so {bool}", true
   ) );
   expect_c_( recorded_is_c( rec,
      "'64' is more as \"3\" but both are in range [0..64]BOOM!\n"
      "{really}\n"
      "BOOM!\n"
      "'_'\n"
      "that is so true" ));

   reset_recorder_c( rec );
   expect_c_( write_c_( rec, "res = {bool}", true ) );
   expect_c_( recorded_is_c( rec, "res = true" ) );

   return finish_tap_c_();
}

writeln_c

#define writeln_c_( Rec, ... )                                                 \
   writeln_c( (Rec), write_format_arg_c, nargs_c_( __VA_ARGS__ ), __VA_ARGS__ )
bool writeln_c( cRecorder rec[static 1],
                c_write_va_arg write_arg,
                int n,
                ... );

Works like write_c, but adds a '\n' at the end.

error

write_error_msg_c

char const* write_error_msg_c( cRecorder rec[static 1] );

Returns the corresponding message for a C_WriteError.