From: Chris Koeritz Date: Tue, 16 Oct 2018 00:05:23 +0000 (-0400) Subject: dirtree fixed up nice X-Git-Tag: 2.140.115^2~88 X-Git-Url: https://feistymeow.org/gitweb/?a=commitdiff_plain;h=b7a246ca49587d6af0336d653d9e85c06979267f;p=feisty_meow.git dirtree fixed up nice now uses the current directory as the path if no path is provided. added a --help flag if it comes as first parameter. improved help instructions. zapped extra blank line that was making pattern based listings look bad. --- diff --git a/graphiq/.settings/language.settings.xml b/graphiq/.settings/language.settings.xml index c6570713..0fb11ece 100644 --- a/graphiq/.settings/language.settings.xml +++ b/graphiq/.settings/language.settings.xml @@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ - + diff --git a/nucleus/.settings/language.settings.xml b/nucleus/.settings/language.settings.xml index 0d6789c9..c031c3c4 100644 --- a/nucleus/.settings/language.settings.xml +++ b/nucleus/.settings/language.settings.xml @@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ - + diff --git a/nucleus/applications/utilities/dirtree.cpp b/nucleus/applications/utilities/dirtree.cpp index 80156b38..fe139dea 100644 --- a/nucleus/applications/utilities/dirtree.cpp +++ b/nucleus/applications/utilities/dirtree.cpp @@ -38,10 +38,20 @@ public: int execute(); int print_instructions_and_exit() { LOG(a_sprintf("\ -%s: This utility requires a directory name on the command line.\n\ -The subdirectories under that directory will be shown. If a second paramter\n\ -is provided, it is taken as a pattern that will be used to show the files in\n\ -those directories also. Otherwise, just the tree of directories is shown.\n\ +%s: This utility shows the sub-directory structure for a chosen directory.\n\ +It expects a directory name to be provided on the command line. If no\n\ +directory is provided, then the current directory is assumed. The sub-\n\ +directories under the chosen directory will be displayed on the console in a\n\ +stylized textual tree. If a second parameter is provided, it is taken as a\n\ +file pattern that causes matching files to be displayed. Without a pattern,\n\ +just the directory tree is shown.\n\ +For example:\n\ + dirtree\n\ + => shows the directory structure of the current directory.\n\ + dirtree udon\n\ + => shows the structure of directory 'udon'\n\ + dirtree soba \"*.txt\"\n\ + => displays all text files and sub-directories of 'soba'\n\ ", filename(application::_global_argv[0]).basename().raw().s())); return 23; } @@ -58,20 +68,30 @@ astring hier_prefix(int depth, int kids) int dirtree::execute() { astring path; - - - if (application::_global_argc < 2) { - return print_instructions_and_exit(); - } - - path = application::_global_argv[1]; +//hmmm: we really need an abstraction to do some checking if they want --help; +// this comparison way of doing it is lame. +astring helpword = astring("--help"); + + if (application::_global_argc <= 1) { + // plug in our default path if they gave us no parameters. + path = "."; + } else { + // they gave us some parameters. but are they asking for help? + if (helpword == astring(application::_global_argv[1])) { + return print_instructions_and_exit(); + } else { + // this seems like a serious path request. + path = application::_global_argv[1]; + } + } // check if we should show any of the files. bool show_files = false; astring pattern; - if (application::_global_argc >= 3) + if (application::_global_argc >= 3) { pattern = application::_global_argv[2]; + } if (pattern.t()) { show_files = true; } @@ -83,7 +103,7 @@ int dirtree::execute() if (!dir.good()) { continuable_error(class_name(), "tree construction", "the directory could not be read"); - return 82; + return print_instructions_and_exit(); } dir_tree_iterator *ted = dir.start(directory_tree::prefix); @@ -99,8 +119,9 @@ int dirtree::execute() directory_tree::depth(*ted, depth); directory_tree::children(*ted, kids); astring name_to_log = curr.basename().raw(); - if (!depth) + if (!depth) { name_to_log = curr.raw(); + } LOG(hier_prefix(depth, kids) + name_to_log); if (show_files) { astring names; @@ -108,6 +129,10 @@ int dirtree::execute() if (names.length()) { astring split; string_manipulation::split_lines(names, split, depth * 2 + 2); + // strip eol chars off the string we got back, since we already add that in log. + while (parser_bits::is_eol(split[split.end()])) { + split.zap(split.end(), split.end()); + } LOG(split); } }