1 ;;;; command-line.lisp -- Application command line argument retrieval
2 ;;;; and processing for Common Lisp.
4 ;;;; Copyright (C) 2003 James F. Amundson
6 ;;;; command-line.lisp is free software; you can redistribute it
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20 ;; Defined in maxima-package.
21 ;; (defpackage "COMMAND-LINE"
22 ;; (:use "COMMON-LISP")
23 ;; (:nicknames "CMDLINE")
24 ;; (:export "CL-OPTION" "MAKE-CL-OPTION" "LIST-CL-OPTIONS" "PROCESS-ARGS"
25 ;; "GET-APPLICATION-ARGS"))
27 (in-package :command-line
)
35 (defun cl-option-description (name arg
)
37 (cond ((= (length name
) 1) (format nil
"~a ~a" name arg
))
38 ((equal (subseq name
0 2) "--") (format nil
"~a=~a" name arg
))
39 (t (format nil
"~a ~a" name arg
)))
42 (defvar *wrap-help-string
* t
43 "Wrap the help string when non-NIL")
45 (defun print-help-string (help-string)
46 "Print the help string neatly by breaking long lines as needed.
47 This assumes that the HELP-STRING doesn't have any kind of manually
51 ;; Break the help string into a list of words and print the list
52 ;; of words individually with a single space after, and inserting
53 ;; a newline as needed.
54 (let ((words (pregexp::pregexp-split
"\\s+" help-string
)))
55 ;; This format string is a modified version of the example in
56 ;; https://www.lispworks.com/documentation/HyperSpec/Body/22_cfb.htm.
57 ;; Each line is prefixed by 8 spaces and we wrap the line at 80
59 (format t
" ~{~<~% ~1,80:; ~A~>~^~}" words
)))
61 (format t
" ~a" help-string
))))
63 (defun list-cl-options (cl-option-list &key texi-table-form
)
64 "Prints all the command line options for Maxima in a neat form. If
65 :TEXI-TABLE-FORM is non-NIL, the output is suitable for adding a
66 table to commandline-options.texi."
68 (format t
"@need 100~%@table @code~%")
69 (format t
"options:~%"))
70 (dolist (opt cl-option-list
)
71 (let ((help-string (cl-option-help-string opt
))
72 (names (cl-option-names opt
))
73 (arg (cl-option-argument opt
)))
75 (format t
"@need 150~%@item "))
76 (let ((options (mapcar #'(lambda (name)
77 (cl-option-description name arg
))
79 ;; Wrap any long list of options, except we don't when
80 ;; producing output for the texi file.
81 (cond (texi-table-form
82 (format t
"~{~A~^, ~}~%" options
))
84 ;; The output is 4 spaces, then each of the options
85 ;; separated by a ", ". The output is wrapped at
86 ;; column 80. This format string is a modified version
87 ;; of the example from
88 ;; https://www.lispworks.com/documentation/HyperSpec/Body/22_cfb.htm.
89 (format t
" ~{~<~% ~1,80:;~A~>~^, ~}~%"
93 (print-help-string help-string
))
98 (format t
"@end table~%"))
101 (defun process-args (args cl-option-list
)
102 (flet ((fixup (options)
103 ;; Massage cl-option into the format wanted by getopt.
104 ;; Basically, remove any leading dashes, and if the
105 ;; cl-option includes an argument, treat it as a required
109 (dolist (name (cl-option-names o
))
110 (push (list (string-left-trim "-" name
)
111 (if (cl-option-argument o
)
117 (let ((options (fixup cl-option-list
)))
118 (multiple-value-bind (non-opts opts errors
)
119 (getopt:getopt args options
:allow-exact-match t
)
120 (declare (ignore non-opts
)) ;non-opts ignored for now
121 ;; Look over all of opts and run the action
122 #+nil
(format t
"opts = ~S~%" opts
)
124 ;; Try to find the corresponding cl-option.
125 (let ((cl-opt (find (car o
)
127 :test
#'(lambda (desired e
)
128 ;; Strip off any leading
129 ;; dashes from the option name
130 ;; and compare with the
132 (member desired
(cl-option-names e
)
135 (string-left-trim "-" e
)))))))
136 #+nil
(format t
"Processing ~S -> ~S~%" o cl-opt
)
138 (cond ((and (cl-option-action cl-opt
) (cl-option-argument cl-opt
))
139 (funcall (cl-option-action cl-opt
) (cdr o
)))
140 ((cl-option-action cl-opt
)
141 (funcall (cl-option-action cl-opt
))))
142 (warn "Could not find option ~S in cl-options: ~S.~%Please report this bug."
144 (format t
"~{Warning: argument ~A not recognized.~%~}" errors
)
145 ;; What do we do about non-option arguments? We just ignore them for now.
149 (defun get-application-args ()
150 ;; -- is used to distinguish between options for a lisp implementation
152 (flet ((remove-implementation-args (arglist)
153 (let ((dashes (member "--" arglist
:test
#'equal
)))
157 (remove-implementation-args
162 (rest (ext:command-args
))
165 (if (boundp 'ext
::*command-line-application-arguments
*)
166 ext
::*command-line-application-arguments
*
167 (rest ext
:*command-line-strings
*))
170 (rest ext
:*command-line-strings
*)
173 (rest sb-ext
:*posix-argv
*)
176 (rest si
:*command-args
*)
179 (rest (system:command-line-arguments
:application t
))
182 (rest system
:*line-arguments-list
*)
185 (rest ccl
:*command-line-argument-list
*)
188 ext
:*command-line-argument-list
*)))