llvm-project/lldb/scripts/utilsArgsParse.py

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""" Utility module handle program args and give help
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
File: utilsArgsParse.py
Overview: Python module to parse and validate program parameters
against those required by the program whether mandatory
or optional.
Also give help information on arguments required by the
program.
Gotchas: None.
Copyright: None.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
"""
# Python modules:
import getopt # Parse command line arguments
# Third party modules:
# In-house modules:
# Instantiations:
# User facing text:
strMsgErrorInvalidParameters = "Invalid parameters entered, -h for help. \nYou entered:\n"
strMsgErrorInvalidNoParams = "No parameters entered, -h for help\n"
strMsgErrorNumberParameters = "Number of parameters entered incorrect, %d parameters required. You entered:\n"
strMsgArgFileNotImplemented = "Sorry the --argFile is not implemented"
#++---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Details: Validate the arguments passed in against the mandatory and
# optional arguments specified. The argument format for the parameters
# is required to work with the module getopt function getopt().
# Parameter vDictArgReq specifies which parameters are mandatory and
# which are optional. The format is for example:
# dictArgReq = {"-h": "o", # o = optional, m = mandatory
# "-m": "m",
# "--targetDir": "m",
# "--cfgBldDir": "o" }
# Args: vArgv - (R) List of arguments and values.
# vstrListArgs - (R) List of small arguments.
# vListLongArgs - (R) List of long arguments.
# vDictArgReq - (R) Map of arguments required.
# vstrHelpInfo - (R) Formatted help text.
# Returns: Int - 0 success.
# 1 success display information, do nothing else.
# -1 error invalid parameters.
# -2 error incorrect number of mandatory parameters.
# Dict - Map of arguments names to argument values
# Str - Error message.
# Throws: None.
#--
def parse(vArgv, vstrListArgs, vListLongArgs, vDictArgReq, vstrHelpInfo):
dictArgs = {}
dictDummy = {}
strDummy = ""
# Validate parameters above and error on not recognised
try:
dictOptsNeeded, dictArgsLeftOver = getopt.getopt(vArgv,
vstrListArgs,
vListLongArgs)
except getopt.GetoptError:
strMsg = strMsgErrorInvalidParameters
strMsg += str(vArgv)
return (-1, dictDummy, strMsg)
if len(dictOptsNeeded) == 0:
strMsg = strMsgErrorInvalidNoParams
return (-1, dictDummy, strMsg)
# Look for help -h before anything else
for opt, arg in dictOptsNeeded:
if opt == '-h':
return (1, dictDummy, vstrHelpInfo)
# Look for the --argFile if found ignore other command line arguments
for opt, arg in dictOptsNeeded:
if opt == '--argsFile':
return (1, dictDummy, strMsgArgFileNotImplemented)
# Count the number of mandatory args required (if any one found)
countMandatory = 0
for opt, man in list(vDictArgReq.items()):
if man == "m":
countMandatory = countMandatory + 1
# Extract short args
listArgs = []
for arg in vstrListArgs:
if (arg == '-h') or (arg == ':'):
continue
listArgs.append(arg)
# Append to arg dictionary the option and its value
bFoundNoInputValue = False
countMandatoryOpts = 0
for opt, val in dictOptsNeeded:
match = 0
for arg in listArgs:
argg = "-" + arg
if opt == argg:
if "m" == vDictArgReq[opt]:
countMandatoryOpts = countMandatoryOpts + 1
dictArgs[opt] = val
match = 1
break
if match == 0:
for arg in vListLongArgs:
argg = "--" + arg[:arg.__len__() - 1]
if opt == argg:
if "m" == vDictArgReq[opt]:
countMandatoryOpts = countMandatoryOpts + 1
dictArgs[opt] = val
if val.__len__() == 0:
bFoundNoInputValue = True
break
# Do any of the long arguments not have a value attached
if bFoundNoInputValue:
strMsg = strMsgErrorInvalidParameters
strMsg += str(vArgv)
return (-1, dictDummy, strMsg)
# Debug only
# print countMandatoryOpts
# print countMandatory
# Do we have the exact number of mandatory arguments
if (countMandatoryOpts > 0) and (countMandatory != countMandatoryOpts):
strMsg = strMsgErrorNumberParameters % countMandatory
strMsg += str(vArgv)
return (-2, dictDummy, strMsg)
return (0, dictArgs, strDummy)