1 From: Bert Wesarg <bert.wesarg@googlemail.com>
2 Subject: [PATCH v2] guaranty order for numeric array keys
4 Currently ther is no order guaranty for array keys in the for loops, this is
5 for numeric keys a little amberressing.
7 Use a new compare routine that takes care of numeric keys. This works also
8 for multi-dimensional keys with sub dimensional numeric keys.
10 Therefore, this do the right thing:
22 arr[10,10] = "ten,ten"
23 arr[10, 2] = "ten,two"
24 arr[10, 1] = "ten,one"
25 arr[ 2,10] = "two,ten"
26 arr[ 2, 2] = "two,two"
27 arr[ 2, 1] = "two,one"
28 arr[ 1,10] = "one,ten"
29 arr[ 1, 2] = "one,two"
30 arr[ 1, 1] = "one,one"
52 There is one semantic change with this:
56 would be overridden by this:
63 * replace strtol with a modifified StringToNum
65 source/interpret.c | 82 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++--
66 source/interpret.h | 1
67 2 files changed, 80 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-)
69 diff --quilt old/source/interpret.c new/source/interpret.c
70 --- old/source/interpret.c
71 +++ new/source/interpret.c
72 @@ -2368,10 +2368,82 @@ static int arrayEntryCopyToNode(rbTreeNo
75 ** compare two array nodes returning an integer value similar to strcmp()
77 +** take care of numeric keys and sort them right, also with multi dimensions
79 static int arrayEntryCompare(rbTreeNode *left, rbTreeNode *right)
81 - return(strcmp(((SparseArrayEntry *)left)->key, ((SparseArrayEntry *)right)->key));
82 + const char *keya = ((SparseArrayEntry *)left)->key;
83 + const char *keya_end = keya + strlen(keya);
84 + const char *keyb = ((SparseArrayEntry *)right)->key;
85 + const char *keyb_end = keyb + strlen(keyb);
86 + size_t seplen = strlen(ARRAY_DIM_SEP);
94 + const char *dima_end = strstr(keya, ARRAY_DIM_SEP);
95 + const char *dimb_end = strstr(keyb, ARRAY_DIM_SEP);
98 + dima_end = keya_end;
100 + dima_len = dima_end - keya;
103 + dimb_end = keyb_end;
105 + dimb_len = dimb_end - keyb;
108 + ** if both StringToNum end at ARRAY_DIM_SEP, we have
109 + ** successfully parsded two numbers
111 + if (StringToNumEnd(keya, dima_end, &numa)
112 + && StringToNumEnd(keyb, dimb_end, &numb)) {
113 + /* successfully parsed numbers
114 + ** even empty parts
117 + /* compare the numbers */
118 + cmp = (numa > numb) - (numa < numb);
125 + /* if the length differ, just compare the remainder */
126 + if (dima_len != dimb_len) {
127 + return strcmp(keya, keyb);
130 + /* compare this dimension */
131 + cmp = strncmp(keya, keyb, dima_len);
137 + /* eat this dimension */
142 + ** break condition:
143 + ** at least one key is fully eaten, compare the remainder
145 + if (dima_end == keya_end || dimb_end == keyb_end) {
146 + return strcmp(keya, keyb);
149 + /* both dim ends point to a ARRAY_DIM_SEP => skip */
156 @@ -2910,7 +2982,7 @@ static int execError(const char *s1, con
160 -int StringToNum(const char *string, int *number)
161 +int StringToNumEnd(const char *string, const char *end, int *number)
163 const char *c = string;
165 @@ -2926,7 +2998,7 @@ int StringToNum(const char *string, int
166 while (*c == ' ' || *c == '\t') {
170 + if (end ? end != c : *c) {
171 /* if everything went as expected, we should be at end, but we're not */
174 @@ -2939,6 +3011,10 @@ int StringToNum(const char *string, int
178 +int StringToNum(const char *string, int *number)
180 + return StringToNumEnd(string, NULL, number);
183 static const char *tagToStr(enum typeTags tag)
185 diff --quilt old/source/interpret.h new/source/interpret.h
186 --- old/source/interpret.h
187 +++ new/source/interpret.h
188 @@ -185,5 +185,6 @@ WindowInfo *MacroFocusWindow(void);
189 void SetMacroFocusWindow(WindowInfo *window);
190 /* function used for implicit conversion from string to number */
191 int StringToNum(const char *string, int *number);
192 +int StringToNumEnd(const char *string, const char *end, int *number);
194 #endif /* NEDIT_INTERPRET_H_INCLUDED */