l3build-arguments.lua

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local exit             = os.exit
local stderr           = io.stderr

-- Parse command line options

option_list =
  {
    config =
      {
        desc  = "Sets the config(s) used for running tests",
        short = "c",
        type  = "table"
      },
    date =
      {
        desc  = "Sets the date to insert into sources",
        type  = "string"
      },
    ["dry-run"] =
      {
        desc = "Dry run for install",
        type = "boolean"
      },
    engine =
      {
        desc  = "Sets the engine(s) to use for running test",
        short = "e",
        type  = "table"
      },
    epoch =
      {
        desc  = "Sets the epoch for tests and typesetting",
        type  = "string"
      },
    first =
      {
        desc  = "Name of first test to run",
        type  = "string"
      },
    force =
      {
        desc  = "Force tests to run if engine is not set up",
        short = "f",
        type  = "boolean"
      },
    ["halt-on-error"] =
      {
        desc  = "Stops running tests after the first failure",
        short = "H",
        type  = "boolean"
      },
    help =
      {
        short = "h",
        type  = "boolean"
      },
    pdf =
      {
        desc  = "Check/save PDF files",
        short = "p",
        type  = "boolean"
      },
    quiet =
      {
        desc  = "Suppresses TeX output when unpacking",
        short = "q",
        type  = "boolean"
      },
    last =
      {
        desc  = "Name of last test to run",
        type  = "string"
      },
    rerun =
      {
        desc  = "Skip setup: simply rerun tests",
        type  = "boolean"
      },
    shuffle =
      {
        desc  = "Shuffle order of tests",
        type  = "boolean"
      },
    texmfhome =
      {
        desc = "Location of user texmf tree",
        type = "string"
      },
    version =
      {
        desc  = "Sets the version to insert into sources",
        short = "v",
        type  = "string"
      },
  }

-- This is done as a function (rather than do ... end) as it allows early
-- termination (break)
local function argparse()
  local result = { }
  local names  = { }
  local long_options =  { }
  local short_options = { }
  -- Turn long/short options into two lookup tables
  for k,v in pairs(option_list) do
    if v["short"] then
      short_options[v["short"]] = k
    end
    long_options[k] = k
  end
  local args = args
  -- arg[1] is a special case: must be a command or "-h"/"--help"
  -- Deal with this by assuming help and storing only apparently-valid
  -- input
  local a = arg[1]
  result["target"] = "help"
  if a then
    -- No options are allowed in position 1, so filter those out
    if not string.match(a, "^%-") then
      result["target"] = a
    end
  end
  -- Stop here if help is required
  if result["target"] == "help" then
    return result
  end
  -- An auxiliary to grab all file names into a table
  local function remainder(num)
    local names = { }
    for i = num, #arg do
      table.insert(names, arg[i])
    end
    return names
  end
  -- Examine all other arguments
  -- Use a while loop rather than for as this makes it easier
  -- to grab arg for optionals where appropriate
  local i = 2
  while i <= #arg do
    local a = arg[i]
    -- Terminate search for options
    if a == "--" then
      names = remainder(i + 1)
      break
    end
    -- Look for optionals
    local opt
    local optarg
    local opts
    -- Look for and option and get it into a variable
    if string.match(a, "^%-") then
      if string.match(a, "^%-%-") then
        opts = long_options
        local pos = string.find(a, "=", 1, true)
        if pos then
          opt    = string.sub(a, 3, pos - 1)
          optarg = string.sub(a, pos + 1)
        else
          opt = string.sub(a, 3)
        end
      else
        opts = short_options
        opt  = string.sub(a, 2, 2)
        -- Only set optarg if it is there
        if #a > 2 then
          optarg = string.sub(a, 3)
        end
      end
      -- Now check that the option is valid and sort out the argument
      -- if required
      local optname = opts[opt]
      if optname then
        -- Tidy up arguments
        if option_list[optname]["type"] == "boolean" then
          if optarg then
            local opt = "-" .. (string.match(a, "^%-%-") and "-" or "") .. opt
            stderr:write("Value not allowed for option " .. opt .."\n")
            return {"help"}
          end
        else
         if not optarg then
          optarg = arg[i + 1]
          if not optarg then
            stderr:write("Missing value for option " .. a .."\n")
            return {"help"}
          end
          i = i + 1
         end
        end
      else
        stderr:write("Unknown option " .. a .."\n")
        return {"help"}
      end
      -- Store the result
      if optarg then
        if option_list[optname]["type"] == "string" then
          result[optname] = optarg
        else
          local opts = result[optname] or { }
          for hit in string.gmatch(optarg, "([^,%s]+)") do
            table.insert(opts, hit)
          end
          result[optname] = opts
        end
      else
        result[optname] = true
      end
      i = i + 1
    end
    if not opt then
      names = remainder(i)
      break
    end
  end
  if next(names) then
   result["names"] = names
  end
  return result
end

options = argparse()

-- Sanity check
if options["engine"] and not options["force"] then
   -- Make a lookup table
   local t = { }
  for _, engine in pairs(checkengines) do
    t[engine] = true
  end
  for _, engine in pairs(options["engine"]) do
    if not t[engine] then
      print("\n! Error: Engine \"" .. engine .. "\" not set up for testing!")
      print("\n  Valid values are:")
      for _, engine in ipairs(checkengines) do
        print("  - " .. engine)
      end
      print("")
      exit(1)
    end
  end
end

-- Tidy up the epoch setting
-- Force an epoch if set at the command line
if options["epoch"] then
  epoch           = options["epoch"]
  forcecheckepoch = true
  forcedocepoch   = true
end
-- If given as an ISO date, turn into an epoch number
do
  local y, m, d = string.match(epoch, "^(%d%d%d%d)-(%d%d)-(%d%d)$")
  if y then
    epoch =
      os_time({year = y, month = m, day = d, hour = 0, sec = 0, isdst = nil}) -
      os_time({year = 1970, month = 1, day = 1, hour = 0, sec = 0, isdst = nil})
  elseif string.match(epoch, "^%d+$") then
    epoch = tonumber(epoch)
  else
    epoch = 0
  end
end