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#ifndef FONTFORGE_SCRIPTING_H
#define FONTFORGE_SCRIPTING_H
#include "fontforge-config.h"
#include "baseviews.h"
#include "fontforgevw.h"
#include <setjmp.h>
#include <stdarg.h>
#include <stdio.h>
/* If users want to write user defined scripting built-in functions they will */
/* need this file. The most relevant structure is the Context */
struct dictentry {
char *name;
Val val;
};
struct dictionary {
struct dictentry *entries;
int cnt, max;
};
typedef struct array {
int argc;
Val *vals;
} Array;
#define TOK_MAX 256
enum token_type { tt_name, tt_string, tt_number, tt_unicode, tt_real,
tt_lparen, tt_rparen, tt_comma, tt_eos, /* eos is end of statement, semicolon, newline */
tt_lbracket, tt_rbracket,
tt_minus, tt_plus, tt_not, tt_bitnot, tt_colon,
tt_mul, tt_div, tt_mod, tt_and, tt_or, tt_bitand, tt_bitor, tt_xor,
tt_eq, tt_ne, tt_gt, tt_lt, tt_ge, tt_le,
tt_assign, tt_pluseq, tt_minuseq, tt_muleq, tt_diveq, tt_modeq,
tt_incr, tt_decr,
tt_if, tt_else, tt_elseif, tt_endif, tt_while, tt_foreach, tt_endloop,
tt_shift, tt_return, tt_break,
tt_eof,
tt_error = -1
};
enum ce_type { /* (found->func)(&sub) context err codes */
ce_false, /* 0=false = no error, all okay */
ce_true, /* 1=true = error (found->func) */
ce_quit, /* not error, but want to exit! */
ce_funcfail, ce_silent,
ce_wrongnumarg, /* wrong number of arguments */
ce_badargtype, /* argtype has bad arg types */
ce_expectstr, /* expected argument as string */
ce_expectint, /* expected argument as integer */
ce_notanint /* argtype not an int */
};
typedef struct context {
struct context *caller; /* The context of the script that called us */
Array a; /* The argument array */
Array **dontfree; /* Irrelevant for user defined funcs */
struct dictionary locals; /* Irrelevant for user defined funcs */
FILE *script; /* Irrelevant for user defined funcs */
unsigned int backedup: 1; /* Irrelevant for user defined funcs */
unsigned int donteval: 1; /* Irrelevant for user defined funcs */
unsigned int returned: 1; /* Irrelevant for user defined funcs */
unsigned int broken: 1; /* Irrelevant for user defined funcs */
unsigned int interactive: 1; /* Irrelevant for user defined funcs */
unsigned int error: 5;
char tok_text[TOK_MAX+1]; /* Irrelevant for user defined funcs */
enum token_type tok; /* Irrelevant for user defined funcs */
Val tok_val; /* Irrelevant for user defined funcs */
Val return_val; /* Initialized to void. If user wants */
/* return something set the return */
/* value here */
Val trace; /* Irrelevant for user defined funcs */
Val argsval; /* Irrelevant for user defined funcs */
char *filename; /* Irrelevant for user defined funcs */
int lineno; /* Irrelevant for user defined funcs */
int ungotch; /* Irrelevant for user defined funcs */
FontViewBase *curfv; /* Current fontview */
jmp_buf *err_env; /* place to longjump to on an error */
} Context;
void arrayfree(Array *);
void FontImage(SplineFont *sf,char *filename,Array *arr,int width,int height);
/* Adds a user defined scripting function to the interpretter */
/* (you can't override a built-in name) */
/* (you can replace a previous user defined function */
/* Most functions will require a font to be loaded, but a few do not */
/* Open(), Exit(), Sin() don't. ff uses the needs_font flag to perform */
/* this check for you */
/* Returns 1 if the addition was successful, 2 if it replaced a previous func */
/* Returns 0 on failure (ie. if it attempts to replace a builtin function) */
typedef void (*UserDefScriptFunc)(Context *);
extern int AddScriptingCommand(char *name,UserDefScriptFunc func,int needs_font);
/* Returns whether a user defined scripting command already exists with the */
/* given name */
extern UserDefScriptFunc HasUserScriptingCommand(char *name);
/* Scripts used to be in latin1, and we still support that if the user sets */
/* an environment variable. Now scripts are by default utf8. These two funcs */
/* will interconvert between latin1 & utf8 if appropriate, or just make a */
/* utf8 copy if not. They always make a copy. */
extern char *utf82script_copy(const char *ustr);
extern char *script2utf8_copy(const char *str);
/* Various error routines. */
void ScriptError( Context *c, const char *msg );
/* Prints an error message and exits. msg is in the script's encoding */
void ScriptErrorString( Context *c, const char *msg, const char *name);
/* Prints an error message followed by a string and exits. */
/* both strings are in the script's encoding */
void ScriptErrorF( Context *c, const char *fmt, ... );
/* Standard printf-style spec. All string arguments assumed to be in */
/* utf8 */
extern int running_script;
/* Hooks so a scripting dlg can execute fontforge's legacy scripting language */
extern void ff_VerboseCheck(void);
extern enum token_type ff_NextToken(Context *c);
extern void ff_backuptok(Context *c);
extern void ff_statement(Context*);
#ifndef _NO_FFSCRIPT
extern void DictionaryFree(struct dictionary *dica);
#endif
extern char **GetFontNames(char *filename, int do_slow);
extern void ProcessNativeScript(int argc, char *argv[], FILE *script);
extern void CheckIsScript(int argc, char *argv[]);
extern void ExecuteScriptFile(FontViewBase *fv, SplineChar *sc, char *filename);
#endif /* FONTFORGE_SCRIPTING_H */
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