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keepassx1/src/lib/IniReader.cpp

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// IniFile.cpp: Implementation of the CIniFile class.
// Written by: Adam Clauss
// Email: cabadam@houston.rr.com
// You may use this class/code as you wish in your programs. Feel free to distribute it, and
// email suggested changes to me.
//
// Rewritten by: Shane Hill
// Date: 21/08/2001
// Email: Shane.Hill@dsto.defence.gov.au
// Reason: Remove dependancy on MFC. Code should compile on any
// platform.
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// C++ Includes
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <strstream>
// C Includes
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdarg.h>
#include <ctype.h>
// Local Includes
#include "IniReader.h"
#if defined(WIN32)
#define iniEOL endl
#else
#define iniEOL '\r' << endl
#endif
CIniFile::CIniFile( string const iniPath)
{
Path( iniPath);
caseInsensitive = true;
}
bool CIniFile::ReadFile()
{
// Normally you would use ifstream, but the SGI CC compiler has
// a few bugs with ifstream. So ... fstream used.
fstream f;
string line;
string keyname, valuename, value;
string::size_type pLeft, pRight;
f.open( path.c_str(), ios::in);
if ( f.fail())
return false;
while( getline( f, line)) {
// To be compatible with Win32, check for existence of '\r'.
// Win32 files have the '\r' and Unix files don't at the end of a line.
// Note that the '\r' will be written to INI files from
// Unix so that the created INI file can be read under Win32
// without change.
if ( line[line.length() - 1] == '\r')
line = line.substr( 0, line.length() - 1);
if ( line.length()) {
// Check that the user hasn't openned a binary file by checking the first
// character of each line!
if ( !isprint( line[0])) {
printf( "Failing on char %d\n", line[0]);
f.close();
return false;
}
if (( pLeft = line.find_first_of(";#[=")) != string::npos) {
switch ( line[pLeft]) {
case '[':
if ((pRight = line.find_last_of("]")) != string::npos &&
pRight > pLeft) {
keyname = line.substr( pLeft + 1, pRight - pLeft - 1);
AddKeyName( keyname);
}
break;
case '=':
valuename = line.substr( 0, pLeft);
value = line.substr( pLeft + 1);
SetValue( keyname, valuename, value);
break;
case ';':
case '#':
if ( !names.size())
HeaderComment( line.substr( pLeft + 1));
else
KeyComment( keyname, line.substr( pLeft + 1));
break;
}
}
}
}
f.close();
if ( names.size())
return true;
return false;
}
bool CIniFile::WriteFile()
{
unsigned commentID, keyID, valueID;
// Normally you would use ofstream, but the SGI CC compiler has
// a few bugs with ofstream. So ... fstream used.
fstream f;
f.open( path.c_str(), ios::out);
if ( f.fail())
return false;
// Write header comments.
for ( commentID = 0; commentID < comments.size(); ++commentID)
f << ';' << comments[commentID] << iniEOL;
if ( comments.size())
f << iniEOL;
// Write keys and values.
for ( keyID = 0; keyID < keys.size(); ++keyID) {
f << '[' << names[keyID] << ']' << iniEOL;
// Comments.
for ( commentID = 0; commentID < keys[keyID].comments.size(); ++commentID)
f << ';' << keys[keyID].comments[commentID] << iniEOL;
// Values.
for ( valueID = 0; valueID < keys[keyID].names.size(); ++valueID)
f << keys[keyID].names[valueID] << '=' << keys[keyID].values[valueID] << iniEOL;
f << iniEOL;
}
f.close();
return true;
}
long CIniFile::FindKey( string const keyname) const
{
for ( unsigned keyID = 0; keyID < names.size(); ++keyID)
if ( CheckCase( names[keyID]) == CheckCase( keyname))
return long(keyID);
return noID;
}
long CIniFile::FindValue( unsigned const keyID, string const valuename) const
{
if ( !keys.size() || keyID >= keys.size())
return noID;
for ( unsigned valueID = 0; valueID < keys[keyID].names.size(); ++valueID)
if ( CheckCase( keys[keyID].names[valueID]) == CheckCase( valuename))
return long(valueID);
return noID;
}
unsigned CIniFile::AddKeyName( string const keyname)
{
names.resize( names.size() + 1, keyname);
keys.resize( keys.size() + 1);
return names.size() - 1;
}
string CIniFile::KeyName( unsigned const keyID) const
{
if ( keyID < names.size())
return names[keyID];
else
return "";
}
unsigned CIniFile::NumValues( unsigned const keyID)
{
if ( keyID < keys.size())
return keys[keyID].names.size();
return 0;
}
unsigned CIniFile::NumValues( string const keyname)
{
long keyID = FindKey( keyname);
if ( keyID == noID)
return 0;
return keys[keyID].names.size();
}
string CIniFile::ValueName( unsigned const keyID, unsigned const valueID) const
{
if ( keyID < keys.size() && valueID < keys[keyID].names.size())
return keys[keyID].names[valueID];
return "";
}
string CIniFile::ValueName( string const keyname, unsigned const valueID) const
{
long keyID = FindKey( keyname);
if ( keyID == noID)
return "";
return ValueName( keyID, valueID);
}
bool CIniFile::SetValue( unsigned const keyID, unsigned const valueID, string const value)
{
if ( keyID < keys.size() && valueID < keys[keyID].names.size())
keys[keyID].values[valueID] = value;
return false;
}
bool CIniFile::SetValue( string const keyname, string const valuename, string const value, bool const create)
{
long keyID = FindKey( keyname);
if ( keyID == noID) {
if ( create)
keyID = long( AddKeyName( keyname));
else
return false;
}
long valueID = FindValue( unsigned(keyID), valuename);
if ( valueID == noID) {
if ( !create)
return false;
keys[keyID].names.resize( keys[keyID].names.size() + 1, valuename);
keys[keyID].values.resize( keys[keyID].values.size() + 1, value);
} else
keys[keyID].values[valueID] = value;
return true;
}
bool CIniFile::SetValueI( string const keyname, string const valuename, int const value, bool const create)
{
char svalue[MAX_VALUEDATA];
sprintf( svalue, "%d", value);
return SetValue( keyname, valuename, svalue);
}
bool CIniFile::SetValueF( string const keyname, string const valuename, double const value, bool const create)
{
char svalue[MAX_VALUEDATA];
sprintf( svalue, "%f", value);
return SetValue( keyname, valuename, svalue);
}
bool CIniFile::SetValueV( string const keyname, string const valuename, char *format, ...)
{
va_list args;
char value[MAX_VALUEDATA];
va_start( args, format);
vsprintf( value, format, args);
va_end( args);
return SetValue( keyname, valuename, value);
}
string CIniFile::GetValue( unsigned const keyID, unsigned const valueID, string const defValue) const
{
if ( keyID < keys.size() && valueID < keys[keyID].names.size())
return keys[keyID].values[valueID];
return defValue;
}
string CIniFile::GetValue( string const keyname, string const valuename, string const defValue) const
{
long keyID = FindKey( keyname);
if ( keyID == noID)
return defValue;
long valueID = FindValue( unsigned(keyID), valuename);
if ( valueID == noID)
return defValue;
return keys[keyID].values[valueID];
}
int CIniFile::GetValueI(string const keyname, string const valuename, int const defValue) const
{
char svalue[MAX_VALUEDATA];
sprintf( svalue, "%d", defValue);
return atoi( GetValue( keyname, valuename, svalue).c_str());
}
double CIniFile::GetValueF(string const keyname, string const valuename, double const defValue) const
{
char svalue[MAX_VALUEDATA];
sprintf( svalue, "%f", defValue);
return atof( GetValue( keyname, valuename, svalue).c_str());
}
// 16 variables may be a bit of over kill, but hey, it's only code.
unsigned CIniFile::GetValueV( string const keyname, string const valuename, char *format,
void *v1, void *v2, void *v3, void *v4,
void *v5, void *v6, void *v7, void *v8,
void *v9, void *v10, void *v11, void *v12,
void *v13, void *v14, void *v15, void *v16)
{
string value;
// va_list args;
unsigned nVals;
value = GetValue( keyname, valuename);
if ( !value.length())
return false;
// Why is there not vsscanf() function. Linux man pages say that there is
// but no compiler I've seen has it defined. Bummer!
//
// va_start( args, format);
// nVals = vsscanf( value.c_str(), format, args);
// va_end( args);
nVals = sscanf( value.c_str(), format,
v1, v2, v3, v4, v5, v6, v7, v8,
v9, v10, v11, v12, v13, v14, v15, v16);
return nVals;
}
bool CIniFile::DeleteValue( string const keyname, string const valuename)
{
long keyID = FindKey( keyname);
if ( keyID == noID)
return false;
long valueID = FindValue( unsigned(keyID), valuename);
if ( valueID == noID)
return false;
// This looks strange, but is neccessary.
vector<string>::iterator npos = keys[keyID].names.begin() + valueID;
vector<string>::iterator vpos = keys[keyID].values.begin() + valueID;
keys[keyID].names.erase( npos, npos + 1);
keys[keyID].values.erase( vpos, vpos + 1);
return true;
}
bool CIniFile::DeleteKey( string const keyname)
{
long keyID = FindKey( keyname);
if ( keyID == noID)
return false;
// Now hopefully this destroys the vector lists within keys.
// Looking at <vector> source, this should be the case using the destructor.
// If not, I may have to do it explicitly. Memory leak check should tell.
// memleak_test.cpp shows that the following not required.
//keys[keyID].names.clear();
//keys[keyID].values.clear();
vector<string>::iterator npos = names.begin() + keyID;
vector<key>::iterator kpos = keys.begin() + keyID;
names.erase( npos, npos + 1);
keys.erase( kpos, kpos + 1);
return true;
}
void CIniFile::Erase()
{
// This loop not needed. The vector<> destructor seems to do
// all the work itself. memleak_test.cpp shows this.
//for ( unsigned i = 0; i < keys.size(); ++i) {
// keys[i].names.clear();
// keys[i].values.clear();
//}
names.clear();
keys.clear();
comments.clear();
}
void CIniFile::HeaderComment( string const comment)
{
comments.resize( comments.size() + 1, comment);
}
string CIniFile::HeaderComment( unsigned const commentID) const
{
if ( commentID < comments.size())
return comments[commentID];
return "";
}
bool CIniFile::DeleteHeaderComment( unsigned commentID)
{
if ( commentID < comments.size()) {
vector<string>::iterator cpos = comments.begin() + commentID;
comments.erase( cpos, cpos + 1);
return true;
}
return false;
}
unsigned CIniFile::NumKeyComments( unsigned const keyID) const
{
if ( keyID < keys.size())
return keys[keyID].comments.size();
return 0;
}
unsigned CIniFile::NumKeyComments( string const keyname) const
{
long keyID = FindKey( keyname);
if ( keyID == noID)
return 0;
return keys[keyID].comments.size();
}
bool CIniFile::KeyComment( unsigned const keyID, string const comment)
{
if ( keyID < keys.size()) {
keys[keyID].comments.resize( keys[keyID].comments.size() + 1, comment);
return true;
}
return false;
}
bool CIniFile::KeyComment( string const keyname, string const comment)
{
long keyID = FindKey( keyname);
if ( keyID == noID)
return false;
return KeyComment( unsigned(keyID), comment);
}
string CIniFile::KeyComment( unsigned const keyID, unsigned const commentID) const
{
if ( keyID < keys.size() && commentID < keys[keyID].comments.size())
return keys[keyID].comments[commentID];
return "";
}
string CIniFile::KeyComment( string const keyname, unsigned const commentID) const
{
long keyID = FindKey( keyname);
if ( keyID == noID)
return "";
return KeyComment( unsigned(keyID), commentID);
}
bool CIniFile::DeleteKeyComment( unsigned const keyID, unsigned const commentID)
{
if ( keyID < keys.size() && commentID < keys[keyID].comments.size()) {
vector<string>::iterator cpos = keys[keyID].comments.begin() + commentID;
keys[keyID].comments.erase( cpos, cpos + 1);
return true;
}
return false;
}
bool CIniFile::DeleteKeyComment( string const keyname, unsigned const commentID)
{
long keyID = FindKey( keyname);
if ( keyID == noID)
return false;
return DeleteKeyComment( unsigned(keyID), commentID);
}
bool CIniFile::DeleteKeyComments( unsigned const keyID)
{
if ( keyID < keys.size()) {
keys[keyID].comments.clear();
return true;
}
return false;
}
bool CIniFile::DeleteKeyComments( string const keyname)
{
long keyID = FindKey( keyname);
if ( keyID == noID)
return false;
return DeleteKeyComments( unsigned(keyID));
}
string CIniFile::CheckCase( string s) const
{
if ( caseInsensitive)
for ( string::size_type i = 0; i < s.length(); ++i)
s[i] = tolower(s[i]);
return s;
}