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Trim trailing whitespace in TH1 and align some comments.

mistachkin 2014-01-13 23:06 UTC trunk

Commit 5a9f9ba61dd6a36ada37347612e10aab4db5860b

Parent cde4759d5e8c30d…

3 files changed +126 -126 +22 -22 +113 -113

M src/th.c

+126 -126

		--- src/th.c
		+++ src/th.c
		@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
1	1
2	2	/*
3		-** The implementation of the TH core. This file contains the parser, and
	3	+** The implementation of the TH core. This file contains the parser, and
4	4	** the implementation of the interface in th.h.
5	5	*/
6	6
7	7	#include "config.h"
8	8	#include "th.h"
		@@ -16,11 +16,11 @@
16	16	/*
17	17	** Interpreter structure.
18	18	*/
19	19	struct Th_Interp {
20	20	Th_Vtab pVtab; / Copy of the argument passed to Th_CreateInterp() */
21		- char zResult; / Current interpreter result (Th_Malloc()ed) */
	21	+ char zResult; / Current interpreter result (Th_Malloc()ed) */
22	22	int nResult; /* number of bytes in zResult */
23	23	Th_Hash paCmd; / Table of registered commands */
24	24	Th_Frame pFrame; / Current execution frame */
25	25	int isListMode; /* True if thSplitList() should operate in "list" mode */
26	26	};
		@@ -42,25 +42,25 @@
42	42	** are stored in the Th_Frame.paVar hash table member of the associated
43	43	** stack frame object.
44	44	**
45	45	** When an interpreter is created, a single Th_Frame structure is also
46	46	** allocated - the global variable scope. Th_Interp.pFrame (the current
47		-** interpreter frame) is initialised to point to this Th_Frame. It is
48		-** not deleted for the lifetime of the interpreter (because the global
	47	+** interpreter frame) is initialised to point to this Th_Frame. It is
	48	+** not deleted for the lifetime of the interpreter (because the global
49	49	** frame never goes out of scope).
50	50	**
51	51	** New stack frames are created by the Th_InFrame() function. Before
52	52	** invoking its callback function, Th_InFrame() allocates a new Th_Frame
53	53	** structure with pCaller set to the current frame (Th_Interp.pFrame),
54	54	** and sets the current frame to the new frame object. After the callback
55	55	** has been invoked, the allocated Th_Frame is deleted and the value
56	56	** of the current frame pointer restored.
57		-**
58		-** By default, the Th_SetVar(), Th_UnsetVar() and Th_GetVar() functions
59		-** access variable values in the current frame. If they need to access
	57	+**
	58	+** By default, the Th_SetVar(), Th_UnsetVar() and Th_GetVar() functions
	59	+** access variable values in the current frame. If they need to access
60	60	** the global frame, they do so by traversing the pCaller pointer list.
61		-** Likewise, the Th_LinkVar() function uses the pCaller pointers to
	61	+** Likewise, the Th_LinkVar() function uses the pCaller pointers to
62	62	** link to variables located in the global or other stack frames.
63	63	*/
64	64	struct Th_Frame {
65	65	Th_Hash paVar; / Variables defined in this scope */
66	66	Th_Frame pCaller; / Calling frame */
		@@ -84,11 +84,11 @@
84	84	** value.
85	85	*/
86	86	struct Th_Variable {
87	87	int nRef; /* Number of references to this structure */
88	88	int nData; /* Number of bytes at Th_Variable.zData */
89		- char zData; / Data for scalar variables */
	89	+ char zData; / Data for scalar variables */
90	90	Th_Hash pHash; / Data for array variables */
91	91	};
92	92
93	93	/*
94	94	** Hash table API:
		@@ -110,19 +110,19 @@
110	110	static void thFreeVariable(Th_HashEntry, void);
111	111	static void thFreeCommand(Th_HashEntry, void);
112	112
113	113	/*
114	114	** The following are used by both the expression and language parsers.
115		-** Given that the start of the input string (z, n) is a language
	115	+** Given that the start of the input string (z, n) is a language
116	116	** construct of the relevant type (a command enclosed in [], an escape
117	117	** sequence etc.), these functions determine the number of bytes
118	118	** of the input consumed by the construct. For example:
119	119	**
120	120	** int nByte;
121	121	** thNextCommand(interp, "[expr $a+1] $nIter", 18, &nByte);
122	122	**
123		-** results in variable nByte being set to 11. Or,
	123	+** results in variable nByte being set to 11. Or,
124	124	**
125	125	** thNextVarname(interp, "$a+1", 4, &nByte);
126	126	**
127	127	** results in nByte being set to 2.
128	128	*/
		@@ -132,24 +132,24 @@
132	132	static int thNextNumber (Th_Interp, const char z, int n, int *pN);
133	133	static int thNextSpace (Th_Interp, const char z, int n, int *pN);
134	134
135	135	/*
136	136	** Given that the input string (z, n) contains a language construct of
137		-** the relevant type (a command enclosed in [], an escape sequence
	137	+** the relevant type (a command enclosed in [], an escape sequence
138	138	** like "\xFF" or a variable reference like "${varname}", perform
139	139	** substitution on the string and store the resulting string in
140	140	** the interpreter result.
141	141	*/
142	142	static int thSubstCommand(Th_Interp, const char z, int n);
143	143	static int thSubstEscape (Th_Interp, const char z, int n);
144	144	static int thSubstVarname(Th_Interp, const char z, int n);
145	145
146	146	/*
147		-** Given that there is a th1 word located at the start of the input
	147	+** Given that there is a th1 word located at the start of the input
148	148	** string (z, n), determine the length in bytes of that word. If the
149		-** isCmd argument is non-zero, then an unescaped ";" byte not
150		-** located inside of a block or quoted string is considered to mark
	149	+** isCmd argument is non-zero, then an unescaped ";" byte not
	150	+** located inside of a block or quoted string is considered to mark
151	151	** the end of the word.
152	152	*/
153	153	static int thNextWord(Th_Interp, const char z, int n, int *pN, int isCmd);
154	154
155	155	/*
		@@ -176,13 +176,13 @@
176	176	** Append nAdd bytes of content copied from zAdd to the end of buffer
177	177	** pBuffer. If there is not enough space currently allocated, resize
178	178	** the allocation to make space.
179	179	*/
180	180	static int thBufferWrite(
181		- Th_Interp *interp,
182		- Buffer *pBuffer,
183		- const char *zAdd,
	181	+ Th_Interp *interp,
	182	+ Buffer *pBuffer,
	183	+ const char *zAdd,
184	184	int nAdd
185	185	){
186	186	int nReq;
187	187
188	188	if( nAdd<0 ){
		@@ -311,19 +311,19 @@
311	311	Th_HashDelete(interp, pFrame->paVar);
312	312	interp->pFrame = pFrame->pCaller;
313	313	}
314	314
315	315	/*
316		-** The first part of the string (zInput,nInput) contains an escape
	316	+** The first part of the string (zInput,nInput) contains an escape
317	317	** sequence. Set *pnEscape to the number of bytes in the escape sequence.
318	318	** If there is a parse error, return TH_ERROR and set the interpreter
319	319	** result to an error message. Otherwise return TH_OK.
320	320	*/
321	321	static int thNextEscape(
322	322	Th_Interp *interp,
323		- const char *zInput,
324		- int nInput,
	323	+ const char *zInput,
	324	+ int nInput,
325	325	int *pnEscape
326	326	){
327	327	int i = 2;
328	328
329	329	assert(nInput>0);
		@@ -344,18 +344,18 @@
344	344	return TH_OK;
345	345	}
346	346
347	347	/*
348	348	** The first part of the string (zInput,nInput) contains a variable
349		-** reference. Set *pnVarname to the number of bytes in the variable
350		-** reference. If there is a parse error, return TH_ERROR and set the
	349	+** reference. Set *pnVarname to the number of bytes in the variable
	350	+** reference. If there is a parse error, return TH_ERROR and set the
351	351	** interpreter result to an error message. Otherwise return TH_OK.
352	352	*/
353	353	int thNextVarname(
354	354	Th_Interp *interp,
355		- const char *zInput,
356		- int nInput,
	355	+ const char *zInput,
	356	+ int nInput,
357	357	int *pnVarname
358	358	){
359	359	int i;
360	360
361	361	assert(nInput>0);
		@@ -401,19 +401,19 @@
401	401	return TH_OK;
402	402	}
403	403
404	404	/*
405	405	** The first part of the string (zInput,nInput) contains a command
406		-** enclosed in a "[]" block. Set *pnCommand to the number of bytes in
407		-** the variable reference. If there is a parse error, return TH_ERROR
408		-** and set the interpreter result to an error message. Otherwise return
	406	+** enclosed in a "[]" block. Set *pnCommand to the number of bytes in
	407	+** the variable reference. If there is a parse error, return TH_ERROR
	408	+** and set the interpreter result to an error message. Otherwise return
409	409	** TH_OK.
410	410	*/
411	411	int thNextCommand(
412	412	Th_Interp *interp,
413		- const char *zInput,
414		- int nInput,
	413	+ const char *zInput,
	414	+ int nInput,
415	415	int *pnCommand
416	416	){
417	417	int nBrace = 0;
418	418	int nSquare = 0;
419	419	int i;
		@@ -438,17 +438,17 @@
438	438
439	439	return TH_OK;
440	440	}
441	441
442	442	/*
443		-** Set *pnSpace to the number of whitespace bytes at the start of
	443	+** Set *pnSpace to the number of whitespace bytes at the start of
444	444	** input string (zInput, nInput). Always return TH_OK.
445	445	*/
446	446	int thNextSpace(
447	447	Th_Interp *interp,
448		- const char *zInput,
449		- int nInput,
	448	+ const char *zInput,
	449	+ int nInput,
450	450	int *pnSpace
451	451	){
452	452	int i;
453	453	for(i=0; i<nInput && th_isspace(zInput[i]); i++);
454	454	*pnSpace = i;
		@@ -457,21 +457,21 @@
457	457
458	458	/*
459	459	** The first byte of the string (zInput,nInput) is not white-space.
460	460	** Set *pnWord to the number of bytes in the th1 word that starts
461	461	** with this byte. If a complete word cannot be parsed or some other
462		-** error occurs, return TH_ERROR and set the interpreter result to
	462	+** error occurs, return TH_ERROR and set the interpreter result to
463	463	** an error message. Otherwise return TH_OK.
464	464	**
465		-** If the isCmd argument is non-zero, then an unescaped ";" byte not
466		-** located inside of a block or quoted string is considered to mark
	465	+** If the isCmd argument is non-zero, then an unescaped ";" byte not
	466	+** located inside of a block or quoted string is considered to mark
467	467	** the end of the word.
468	468	*/
469	469	static int thNextWord(
470	470	Th_Interp *interp,
471		- const char *zInput,
472		- int nInput,
	471	+ const char *zInput,
	472	+ int nInput,
473	473	int *pnWord,
474	474	int isCmd
475	475	){
476	476	int iEnd = 0;
477	477
		@@ -531,12 +531,12 @@
531	531	return thEvalLocal(interp, &zWord[1], nWord-2);
532	532	}
533	533
534	534	/*
535	535	** The input string (zWord, nWord) contains a th1 variable reference
536		-** (a '$' byte followed by a variable name). Perform substitution on
537		-** the input string and store the resulting string in the interpreter
	536	+** (a '$' byte followed by a variable name). Perform substitution on
	537	+** the input string and store the resulting string in the interpreter
538	538	** result.
539	539	*/
540	540	static int thSubstVarname(
541	541	Th_Interp *interp,
542	542	const char *zWord,
		@@ -572,11 +572,11 @@
572	572	return Th_GetVar(interp, &zWord[1], nWord-1);
573	573	}
574	574
575	575	/*
576	576	** The input string (zWord, nWord) contains a th1 escape sequence.
577		-** Perform substitution on the input string and store the resulting
	577	+** Perform substitution on the input string and store the resulting
578	578	** string in the interpreter result.
579	579	*/
580	580	static int thSubstEscape(
581	581	Th_Interp *interp,
582	582	const char *zWord,
		@@ -608,11 +608,11 @@
608	608	return TH_OK;
609	609	}
610	610
611	611	/*
612	612	** The input string (zWord, nWord) contains a th1 word. Perform
613		-** substitution on the input string and store the resulting
	613	+** substitution on the input string and store the resulting
614	614	** string in the interpreter result.
615	615	*/
616	616	static int thSubstWord(
617	617	Th_Interp *interp,
618	618	const char *zWord,
		@@ -640,20 +640,20 @@
640	640	int (xGet)(Th_Interp , const char, int, int ) = 0;
641	641	int (xSubst)(Th_Interp , const char*, int) = 0;
642	642
643	643	switch( zWord[i] ){
644	644	case '\\':
645		- xGet = thNextEscape; xSubst = thSubstEscape;
	645	+ xGet = thNextEscape; xSubst = thSubstEscape;
646	646	break;
647	647	case '[':
648	648	if( !interp->isListMode ){
649		- xGet = thNextCommand; xSubst = thSubstCommand;
	649	+ xGet = thNextCommand; xSubst = thSubstCommand;
650	650	break;
651	651	}
652	652	case '$':
653	653	if( !interp->isListMode ){
654		- xGet = thNextVarname; xSubst = thSubstVarname;
	654	+ xGet = thNextVarname; xSubst = thSubstVarname;
655	655	break;
656	656	}
657	657	default: {
658	658	thBufferWrite(interp, &output, &zWord[i], 1);
659	659	continue; /* Go to the next iteration of the for(...) loop */
		@@ -685,11 +685,11 @@
685	685	** Return true if one of the following is true of the buffer pointed
686	686	** to by zInput, length nInput:
687	687	**
688	688	** + It is empty, or
689	689	** + It contains nothing but white-space, or
690		-** + It contains no non-white-space characters before the first
	690	+** + It contains no non-white-space characters before the first
691	691	** newline character.
692	692	**
693	693	** Otherwise return false.
694	694	*/
695	695	static int thEndOfLine(const char *zInput, int nInput){
		@@ -725,16 +725,16 @@
725	725	** // Free all memory allocated by Th_SplitList(). The arrays pointed
726	726	** // to by argv and argl are invalidated by this call.
727	727	** //
728	728	** Th_Free(interp, argv);
729	729	**
730		-*/
	730	+*/
731	731	static int thSplitList(
732	732	Th_Interp interp, / Interpreter context */
733		- const char zList, / Pointer to buffer containing input list */
	733	+ const char zList, / Pointer to buffer containing input list */
734	734	int nList, /* Size of buffer pointed to by zList */
735		- char **pazElem, / OUT: Array of list elements */
	735	+ char **pazElem, / OUT: Array of list elements */
736	736	int *panElem, / OUT: Lengths of each list element */
737	737	int pnCount / OUT: Number of list elements */
738	738	){
739	739	int rc = TH_OK;
740	740
		@@ -774,14 +774,14 @@
774	774	assert((lenbuf.nBuf/sizeof(int))==nCount);
775	775
776	776	assert((pazElem && panElem) \|\| (!pazElem && !panElem));
777	777	if( pazElem && rc==TH_OK ){
778	778	int i;
779		- char *zElem;
	779	+ char *zElem;
780	780	int *anElem;
781	781	char **azElem = Th_Malloc(interp,
782		- sizeof(char) nCount + /* azElem */
	782	+ sizeof(char) nCount + /* azElem */
783	783	sizeof(int) * nCount + /* anElem */
784	784	strbuf.nBuf /* space for list element strings */
785	785	);
786	786	anElem = (int *)&azElem[nCount];
787	787	zElem = (char *)&anElem[nCount];
		@@ -795,11 +795,11 @@
795	795	*panElem = anElem;
796	796	}
797	797	if( pnCount ){
798	798	*pnCount = nCount;
799	799	}
800		-
	800	+
801	801	finish:
802	802	thBufferFree(interp, &strbuf);
803	803	thBufferFree(interp, &lenbuf);
804	804	return rc;
805	805	}
		@@ -876,18 +876,18 @@
876	876	if( rc==TH_OK ){
877	877	Th_Command p = (Th_Command )(pEntry->pData);
878	878	const char azArg = (const char )argv;
879	879	rc = p->xProc(interp, p->pContext, argc, azArg, argl);
880	880	}
881		-
	881	+
882	882	/* If an error occurred, add this command to the stack trace report. */
883	883	if( rc==TH_ERROR ){
884	884	char *zRes;
885	885	int nRes;
886	886	char *zStack = 0;
887	887	int nStack = 0;
888		-
	888	+
889	889	zRes = Th_TakeResult(interp, &nRes);
890	890	if( TH_OK==Th_GetVar(interp, (char *)"::th_stack_trace", -1) ){
891	891	zStack = Th_TakeResult(interp, &nStack);
892	892	}
893	893	Th_ListAppend(interp, &zStack, &nStack, zFirst, zInput-zFirst);
		@@ -912,15 +912,15 @@
912	912	**
913	913	** Argument iFrame is interpreted as follows:
914	914	**
915	915	** * If iFrame is 0, this means the current frame.
916	916	**
917		-** * If iFrame is negative, then the nth frame up the stack, where
918		-** n is the absolute value of iFrame. A value of -1 means the
	917	+** * If iFrame is negative, then the nth frame up the stack, where
	918	+** n is the absolute value of iFrame. A value of -1 means the
919	919	** calling procedure.
920	920	**
921		-** * If iFrame is +ve, then the nth frame from the bottom of the
	921	+** * If iFrame is +ve, then the nth frame from the bottom of the
922	922	** stack. An iFrame value of 1 means the toplevel (global) frame.
923	923	*/
924	924	static Th_Frame getFrame(Th_Interp interp, int iFrame){
925	925	Th_Frame *p = interp->pFrame;
926	926	int i;
		@@ -948,28 +948,28 @@
948	948
949	949
950	950	/*
951	951	** Evaluate th1 script (zProgram, nProgram) in the frame identified by
952	952	** argument iFrame. Leave either an error message or a result in the
953		-** interpreter result and return a th1 error code (TH_OK, TH_ERROR,
	953	+** interpreter result and return a th1 error code (TH_OK, TH_ERROR,
954	954	** TH_RETURN, TH_CONTINUE or TH_BREAK).
955	955	*/
956	956	int Th_Eval(Th_Interp interp, int iFrame, const char zProgram, int nProgram){
957	957	int rc = TH_OK;
958	958	Th_Frame *pSavedFrame = interp->pFrame;
959	959
960		- /* Set Th_Interp.pFrame to the frame that this script is to be
	960	+ /* Set Th_Interp.pFrame to the frame that this script is to be
961	961	** evaluated in. The current frame is saved in pSavedFrame and will
962	962	** be restored before this function returns.
963	963	*/
964	964	interp->pFrame = getFrame(interp, iFrame);
965	965
966	966	if( !interp->pFrame ){
967	967	rc = TH_ERROR;
968	968	}else{
969	969	int nInput = nProgram;
970		-
	970	+
971	971	if( nInput<0 ){
972	972	nInput = th_strlen(zProgram);
973	973	}
974	974	rc = thEvalLocal(interp, zProgram, nInput);
975	975	}
		@@ -995,13 +995,13 @@
995	995	** array key name.
996	996	*/
997	997	static int thAnalyseVarname(
998	998	const char *zVarname,
999	999	int nVarname,
1000		- const char *pzOuter, / OUT: Pointer to scalar/array name */
	1000	+ const char *pzOuter, / OUT: Pointer to scalar/array name */
1001	1001	int pnOuter, / OUT: Number of bytes at pzOuter /
1002		- const char *pzInner, / OUT: Pointer to array key (or null) */
	1002	+ const char *pzInner, / OUT: Pointer to array key (or null) */
1003	1003	int pnInner, / OUT: Number of bytes at pzInner /
1004	1004	int pisGlobal / OUT: Set to true if this is a global ref */
1005	1005	){
1006	1006	const char *zOuter = zVarname;
1007	1007	int nOuter;
		@@ -1044,11 +1044,11 @@
1044	1044	return TH_OK;
1045	1045	}
1046	1046
1047	1047	/*
1048	1048	** Input string (zVar, nVar) contains a variable name. This function locates
1049		-** the Th_Variable structure associated with the named variable. The
	1049	+** the Th_Variable structure associated with the named variable. The
1050	1050	** variable name may be a global or local scalar or array variable
1051	1051	**
1052	1052	** If the create argument is non-zero and the named variable does not exist
1053	1053	** it is created. Otherwise, an error is left in the interpreter result
1054	1054	** and NULL returned.
		@@ -1057,11 +1057,11 @@
1057	1057	** an error is left in the interpreter result and NULL returned. If
1058	1058	** arrayok is true an array name is Ok.
1059	1059	*/
1060	1060	static Th_Variable *thFindValue(
1061	1061	Th_Interp *interp,
1062		- const char zVar, / Pointer to variable name */
	1062	+ const char zVar, / Pointer to variable name */
1063	1063	int nVar, /* Number of bytes at nVar */
1064	1064	int create, /* If true, create the variable if not found */
1065	1065	int arrayok, /* If true, an array is Ok. Otherwise array==error */
1066	1066	int noerror /* If false, set interpreter result to error message */
1067	1067	){
		@@ -1135,12 +1135,12 @@
1135	1135	}
1136	1136	return 0;
1137	1137	}
1138	1138
1139	1139	/*
1140		-** String (zVar, nVar) must contain the name of a scalar variable or
1141		-** array member. Look up the variable, store its current value in
	1140	+** String (zVar, nVar) must contain the name of a scalar variable or
	1141	+** array member. Look up the variable, store its current value in
1142	1142	** the interpreter result and return TH_OK.
1143	1143	**
1144	1144	** If the named variable does not exist, return TH_ERROR and leave
1145	1145	** an error message in the interpreter result.
1146	1146	*/
		@@ -1174,12 +1174,12 @@
1174	1174	**
1175	1175	** If (zVar, nVar) refers to an existing array, TH_ERROR is returned
1176	1176	** and an error message left in the interpreter result.
1177	1177	*/
1178	1178	int Th_SetVar(
1179		- Th_Interp *interp,
1180		- const char *zVar,
	1179	+ Th_Interp *interp,
	1180	+ const char *zVar,
1181	1181	int nVar,
1182	1182	const char *zValue,
1183	1183	int nValue
1184	1184	){
1185	1185	Th_Variable *pValue;
		@@ -1210,13 +1210,13 @@
1210	1210	** Create a variable link so that accessing variable (zLocal, nLocal) is
1211	1211	** the same as accessing variable (zLink, nLink) in stack frame iFrame.
1212	1212	*/
1213	1213	int Th_LinkVar(
1214	1214	Th_Interp interp, / Interpreter */
1215		- const char zLocal, int nLocal, / Local varname */
	1215	+ const char zLocal, int nLocal, / Local varname */
1216	1216	int iFrame, /* Stack frame of linked var */
1217		- const char zLink, int nLink / Linked varname */
	1217	+ const char zLink, int nLink / Linked varname */
1218	1218	){
1219	1219	Th_Frame *pSavedFrame = interp->pFrame;
1220	1220	Th_Frame *pFrame;
1221	1221	Th_HashEntry *pEntry;
1222	1222	Th_Variable *pValue;
		@@ -1299,11 +1299,11 @@
1299	1299	if( interp ){
1300	1300	char *zRes = 0;
1301	1301	int nRes = 0;
1302	1302
1303	1303	Th_SetVar(interp, (char *)"::th_stack_trace", -1, 0, 0);
1304		-
	1304	+
1305	1305	Th_StringAppend(interp, &zRes, &nRes, zPre, -1);
1306	1306	if( zRes[nRes-1]=='"' ){
1307	1307	Th_StringAppend(interp, &zRes, &nRes, z, n);
1308	1308	Th_StringAppend(interp, &zRes, &nRes, (const char *)"\"", 1);
1309	1309	}else{
		@@ -1381,12 +1381,12 @@
1381	1381	return (char *)Th_Malloc(pInterp, 1);
1382	1382	}
1383	1383	}
1384	1384
1385	1385
1386		-/*
1387		-** Wrappers around the supplied malloc() and free()
	1386	+/*
	1387	+** Wrappers around the supplied malloc() and free()
1388	1388	*/
1389	1389	void Th_Malloc(Th_Interp pInterp, int nByte){
1390	1390	void *p = pInterp->pVtab->xMalloc(nByte);
1391	1391	if( p ){
1392	1392	memset(p, 0, nByte);
		@@ -1398,16 +1398,16 @@
1398	1398	pInterp->pVtab->xFree(z);
1399	1399	}
1400	1400	}
1401	1401
1402	1402	/*
1403		-** Install a new th1 command.
	1403	+** Install a new th1 command.
1404	1404	**
1405	1405	** If a command of the same name already exists, it is deleted automatically.
1406	1406	*/
1407	1407	int Th_CreateCommand(
1408		- Th_Interp *interp,
	1408	+ Th_Interp *interp,
1409	1409	const char zName, / New command name */
1410	1410	Th_CommandProc xProc, /* Command callback proc */
1411	1411	void pContext, / Value to pass as second arg to xProc */
1412	1412	void (xDel)(Th_Interp , void ) / Command destructor callback */
1413	1413	){
		@@ -1425,27 +1425,27 @@
1425	1425	}
1426	1426	pCommand->xProc = xProc;
1427	1427	pCommand->pContext = pContext;
1428	1428	pCommand->xDel = xDel;
1429	1429	pEntry->pData = (void *)pCommand;
1430		-
	1430	+
1431	1431	return TH_OK;
1432	1432	}
1433	1433
1434	1434	/*
1435		-** Rename the existing command (zName, nName) to (zNew, nNew). If nNew is 0,
	1435	+** Rename the existing command (zName, nName) to (zNew, nNew). If nNew is 0,
1436	1436	** the command is deleted instead of renamed.
1437	1437	**
1438	1438	** If successful, TH_OK is returned. If command zName does not exist, or
1439		-** if command zNew already exists, an error message is left in the
	1439	+** if command zNew already exists, an error message is left in the
1440	1440	** interpreter result and TH_ERROR is returned.
1441	1441	*/
1442	1442	int Th_RenameCommand(
1443		- Th_Interp *interp,
1444		- const char zName, / Existing command name */
	1443	+ Th_Interp *interp,
	1444	+ const char zName, / Existing command name */
1445	1445	int nName, /* Number of bytes at zName */
1446		- const char zNew, / New command name */
	1446	+ const char zNew, / New command name */
1447	1447	int nNew /* Number of bytes at zNew */
1448	1448	){
1449	1449	Th_HashEntry *pEntry;
1450	1450	Th_HashEntry *pNewEntry;
1451	1451
		@@ -1499,11 +1499,11 @@
1499	1499	** If an error occurs (if (zList, nList) is not a valid list) an error
1500	1500	** message is left in the interpreter result and TH_ERROR returned.
1501	1501	**
1502	1502	** If successful, *pnCount is set to the number of elements in the list.
1503	1503	** panElem is set to point at an array of *pnCount integers - the lengths
1504		-** of the element values. *pazElem is set to point at an array of
	1504	+** of the element values. *pazElem is set to point at an array of
1505	1505	** pointers to buffers containing the array element's data.
1506	1506	**
1507	1507	** To free the arrays allocated at pazElem and panElem, the caller
1508	1508	** should call Th_Free() on *pazElem only. Exactly one such call to
1509	1509	** Th_Free() must be made per call to Th_SplitList().
		@@ -1525,13 +1525,13 @@
1525	1525	** Th_Free(interp, azElem);
1526	1526	**
1527	1527	*/
1528	1528	int Th_SplitList(
1529	1529	Th_Interp *interp,
1530		- const char zList, / Pointer to buffer containing list */
	1530	+ const char zList, / Pointer to buffer containing list */
1531	1531	int nList, /* Number of bytes at zList */
1532		- char **pazElem, / OUT: Array of pointers to element data */
	1532	+ char **pazElem, / OUT: Array of pointers to element data */
1533	1533	int *panElem, / OUT: Array of element data lengths */
1534	1534	int pnCount / OUT: Number of elements in list */
1535	1535	){
1536	1536	int rc;
1537	1537	interp->isListMode = 1;
		@@ -1542,16 +1542,16 @@
1542	1542	}
1543	1543	return rc;
1544	1544	}
1545	1545
1546	1546	/*
1547		-** Append a new element to an existing th1 list. The element to append
	1547	+** Append a new element to an existing th1 list. The element to append
1548	1548	** to the list is (zElem, nElem).
1549	1549	**
1550	1550	** A pointer to the existing list must be stored at *pzList when this
1551		-** function is called. The length must be stored in *pnList. The value
1552		-** of pzList must either be NULL (in which case pnList must be 0), or
	1551	+** function is called. The length must be stored in *pnList. The value
	1552	+** of pzList must either be NULL (in which case pnList must be 0), or
1553	1553	** a pointer to memory obtained from Th_Malloc().
1554	1554	**
1555	1555	** This function calls Th_Free() to free the buffer at *pzList and sets
1556	1556	** pzList to point to a new buffer containing the new list value. pnList
1557	1557	** is similarly updated before returning. The return value is always TH_OK.
		@@ -1568,13 +1568,13 @@
1568	1568	** Th_Free(interp, zList);
1569	1569	**
1570	1570	*/
1571	1571	int Th_ListAppend(
1572	1572	Th_Interp interp, / Interpreter context */
1573		- char *pzList, / IN/OUT: Ptr to ptr to list */
	1573	+ char *pzList, / IN/OUT: Ptr to ptr to list */
1574	1574	int pnList, / IN/OUT: Current length of pzList /
1575		- const char zElem, / Data to append */
	1575	+ const char zElem, / Data to append */
1576	1576	int nElem /* Length of nElem */
1577	1577	){
1578	1578	Buffer output;
1579	1579	int i;
1580	1580
		@@ -1623,13 +1623,13 @@
1623	1623	** Append a new element to an existing th1 string. This function uses
1624	1624	** the same interface as the Th_ListAppend() function.
1625	1625	*/
1626	1626	int Th_StringAppend(
1627	1627	Th_Interp interp, / Interpreter context */
1628		- char *pzStr, / IN/OUT: Ptr to ptr to list */
	1628	+ char *pzStr, / IN/OUT: Ptr to ptr to list */
1629	1629	int pnStr, / IN/OUT: Current length of pzStr /
1630		- const char zElem, / Data to append */
	1630	+ const char zElem, / Data to append */
1631	1631	int nElem /* Length of nElem */
1632	1632	){
1633	1633	char *zNew;
1634	1634	int nNew;
1635	1635
		@@ -1647,11 +1647,11 @@
1647	1647	*pnStr = nNew;
1648	1648
1649	1649	return TH_OK;
1650	1650	}
1651	1651
1652		-/*
	1652	+/*
1653	1653	** Delete an interpreter.
1654	1654	*/
1655	1655	void Th_DeleteInterp(Th_Interp *interp){
1656	1656	assert(interp->pFrame);
1657	1657	assert(0==interp->pFrame->pCaller);
		@@ -1668,11 +1668,11 @@
1668	1668
1669	1669	/* Delete the interpreter structure itself. */
1670	1670	Th_Free(interp, (void *)interp);
1671	1671	}
1672	1672
1673		-/*
	1673	+/*
1674	1674	** Create a new interpreter.
1675	1675	*/
1676	1676	Th_Interp * Th_CreateInterp(Th_Vtab *pVtab){
1677	1677	Th_Interp *p;
1678	1678
		@@ -1702,11 +1702,11 @@
1702	1702	Operator *pOp;
1703	1703	Expr *pParent;
1704	1704	Expr *pLeft;
1705	1705	Expr *pRight;
1706	1706
1707		- char zValue; / Pointer to literal value */
	1707	+ char zValue; / Pointer to literal value */
1708	1708	int nValue; /* Length of literal value buffer */
1709	1709	};
1710	1710
1711	1711	/* Unary operators */
1712	1712	#define OP_UNARY_MINUS 2
		@@ -1758,11 +1758,11 @@
1758	1758	{"+", OP_UNARY_PLUS, 1, ARG_NUMBER},
1759	1759	{"~", OP_BITWISE_NOT, 1, ARG_INTEGER},
1760	1760	{"!", OP_LOGICAL_NOT, 1, ARG_INTEGER},
1761	1761
1762	1762	/* Binary operators. It is important to the parsing in Th_Expr() that
1763		- * the two-character symbols ("==") appear before the one-character
	1763	+ * the two-character symbols ("==") appear before the one-character
1764	1764	* ones ("="). And that the priorities of all binary operators are
1765	1765	* integers between 2 and 12.
1766	1766	*/
1767	1767	{"<<", OP_LEFTSHIFT, 4, ARG_INTEGER},
1768	1768	{">>", OP_RIGHTSHIFT, 4, ARG_INTEGER},
		@@ -1789,16 +1789,16 @@
1789	1789	{0,0,0,0}
1790	1790	};
1791	1791
1792	1792	/*
1793	1793	** The first part of the string (zInput,nInput) contains a number.
1794		-** Set *pnVarname to the number of bytes in the numeric string.
	1794	+** Set *pnVarname to the number of bytes in the numeric string.
1795	1795	*/
1796	1796	static int thNextNumber(
1797		- Th_Interp *interp,
1798		- const char *zInput,
1799		- int nInput,
	1797	+ Th_Interp *interp,
	1798	+ const char *zInput,
	1799	+ int nInput,
1800	1800	int *pnLiteral
1801	1801	){
1802	1802	int i;
1803	1803	int seenDot = 0;
1804	1804	for(i=0; i<nInput; i++){
		@@ -1864,11 +1864,11 @@
1864	1864	if( eArgType==ARG_NUMBER ){
1865	1865	if( (zLeft==0 \|\| TH_OK==Th_ToInt(0, zLeft, nLeft, &iLeft))
1866	1866	&& (zRight==0 \|\| TH_OK==Th_ToInt(0, zRight, nRight, &iRight))
1867	1867	){
1868	1868	eArgType = ARG_INTEGER;
1869		- }else if(
	1869	+ }else if(
1870	1870	(zLeft && TH_OK!=Th_ToDouble(interp, zLeft, nLeft, &fLeft)) \|\|
1871	1871	(zRight && TH_OK!=Th_ToDouble(interp, zRight, nRight, &fRight))
1872	1872	){
1873	1873	/* A type error. */
1874	1874	rc = TH_ERROR;
		@@ -1876,11 +1876,11 @@
1876	1876	}else if( eArgType==ARG_INTEGER ){
1877	1877	rc = Th_ToInt(interp, zLeft, nLeft, &iLeft);
1878	1878	if( rc==TH_OK && zRight ){
1879	1879	rc = Th_ToInt(interp, zRight, nRight, &iRight);
1880	1880	}
1881		- }
	1881	+ }
1882	1882	}
1883	1883
1884	1884	if( rc==TH_OK && eArgType==ARG_INTEGER ){
1885	1885	int iRes = 0;
1886	1886	switch( pExpr->pOp->eOp ) {
		@@ -1978,11 +1978,11 @@
1978	1978	#define ISTERM(x) (apToken[x] && (!apToken[x]->pOp \|\| apToken[x]->pLeft))
1979	1979
1980	1980	for(jj=0; jj<nToken; jj++){
1981	1981	if( apToken[jj]->pOp && apToken[jj]->pOp->eOp==OP_OPEN_BRACKET ){
1982	1982	int nNest = 1;
1983		- int iLeft = jj;
	1983	+ int iLeft = jj;
1984	1984
1985	1985	for(jj++; jj<nToken; jj++){
1986	1986	Operator *pOp = apToken[jj]->pOp;
1987	1987	if( pOp && pOp->eOp==OP_OPEN_BRACKET ) nNest++;
1988	1988	if( pOp && pOp->eOp==OP_CLOSE_BRACKET ) nNest--;
		@@ -2052,11 +2052,11 @@
2052	2052	/*
2053	2053	** Parse a string containing a TH expression to a list of tokens.
2054	2054	*/
2055	2055	static int exprParse(
2056	2056	Th_Interp interp, / Interpreter to leave error message in */
2057		- const char zExpr, / Pointer to input string */
	2057	+ const char zExpr, / Pointer to input string */
2058	2058	int nExpr, /* Number of bytes at zExpr */
2059	2059	Expr **papToken, / OUT: Array of tokens. */
2060	2060	int pnToken / OUT: Size of token array */
2061	2061	){
2062	2062	int i;
		@@ -2127,11 +2127,11 @@
2127	2127	memcpy(pNew->zValue, z, pNew->nValue);
2128	2128	i += pNew->nValue;
2129	2129	}
2130	2130	if( (nToken%16)==0 ){
2131	2131	/* Grow the apToken array. */
2132		- Expr **apTokenOld = apToken;
	2132	+ Expr **apTokenOld = apToken;
2133	2133	apToken = Th_Malloc(interp, sizeof(Expr )(nToken+16));
2134	2134	memcpy(apToken, apTokenOld, sizeof(Expr )nToken);
2135	2135	}
2136	2136
2137	2137	/* Put the new token at the end of the apToken array */
		@@ -2152,11 +2152,11 @@
2152	2152	/*
2153	2153	** Evaluate the string (zExpr, nExpr) as a Th expression. Store
2154	2154	** the result in the interpreter interp and return TH_OK if
2155	2155	** successful. If an error occurs, store an error message in
2156	2156	** the interpreter result and return an error code.
2157		-*/
	2157	+*/
2158	2158	int Th_Expr(Th_Interp interp, const char zExpr, int nExpr){
2159	2159	int rc; /* Return Code */
2160	2160	int i; /* Loop counter */
2161	2161
2162	2162	int nToken = 0;
		@@ -2169,11 +2169,11 @@
2169	2169	/* Parse the expression to a list of tokens. */
2170	2170	rc = exprParse(interp, zExpr, nExpr, &apToken, &nToken);
2171	2171
2172	2172	/* If the parsing was successful, create an expression tree from
2173	2173	** the parsed list of tokens. If successful, apToken[0] is set
2174		- ** to point to the root of the expression tree.
	2174	+ ** to point to the root of the expression tree.
2175	2175	*/
2176	2176	if( rc==TH_OK ){
2177	2177	rc = exprMakeTree(interp, apToken, nToken);
2178	2178	}
2179	2179
		@@ -2210,11 +2210,11 @@
2210	2210	** the callback function xCallback for each entry. The second argument
2211	2211	** passed to xCallback is a copy of the fourth argument passed to this
2212	2212	** function.
2213	2213	*/
2214	2214	void Th_HashIterate(
2215		- Th_Interp *interp,
	2215	+ Th_Interp *interp,
2216	2216	Th_Hash *pHash,
2217	2217	void (xCallback)(Th_HashEntry pEntry, void *pContext),
2218	2218	void *pContext
2219	2219	){
2220	2220	int i;
		@@ -2244,14 +2244,14 @@
2244	2244	Th_Free(interp, pHash);
2245	2245	}
2246	2246	}
2247	2247
2248	2248	/*
2249		-** This function is used to insert or delete hash table items, or to
	2249	+** This function is used to insert or delete hash table items, or to
2250	2250	** query a hash table for an existing item.
2251	2251	**
2252		-** If parameter op is less than zero, then the hash-table element
	2252	+** If parameter op is less than zero, then the hash-table element
2253	2253	** identified by (zKey, nKey) is removed from the hash-table if it
2254	2254	** exists. NULL is returned.
2255	2255	**
2256	2256	** Otherwise, if the hash-table contains an item with key (zKey, nKey),
2257	2257	** a pointer to the associated Th_HashEntry is returned. If parameter
		@@ -2258,11 +2258,11 @@
2258	2258	** op is greater than zero, then a new entry is added if one cannot
2259	2259	** be found. If op is zero, then NULL is returned if the item is
2260	2260	** not already present in the hash-table.
2261	2261	*/
2262	2262	Th_HashEntry *Th_HashFind(
2263		- Th_Interp *interp,
	2263	+ Th_Interp *interp,
2264	2264	Th_Hash *pHash,
2265	2265	const char *zKey,
2266	2266	int nKey,
2267	2267	int op /* -ve = delete, 0 = find, +ve = insert */
2268	2268	){
		@@ -2326,11 +2326,11 @@
2326	2326	** '\f' 0x0C
2327	2327	** '\r' 0x0D
2328	2328	**
2329	2329	** Whitespace characters have the 0x01 flag set. Decimal digits have the
2330	2330	** 0x2 flag set. Single byte printable characters have the 0x4 flag set.
2331		-** Alphabet characters have the 0x8 bit set.
	2331	+** Alphabet characters have the 0x8 bit set.
2332	2332	**
2333	2333	** The special list characters have the 0x10 flag set
2334	2334	**
2335	2335	** { } [ ] \ ; ' "
2336	2336	**
		@@ -2477,14 +2477,14 @@
2477	2477	return z - zBegin;
2478	2478	}
2479	2479
2480	2480	/*
2481	2481	** Try to convert the string passed as arguments (z, n) to an integer.
2482		-** If successful, store the result in *piOut and return TH_OK.
	2482	+** If successful, store the result in *piOut and return TH_OK.
2483	2483	**
2484		-** If the string cannot be converted to an integer, return TH_ERROR.
2485		-** If the interp argument is not NULL, leave an error message in the
	2484	+** If the string cannot be converted to an integer, return TH_ERROR.
	2485	+** If the interp argument is not NULL, leave an error message in the
2486	2486	** interpreter result too.
2487	2487	*/
2488	2488	int Th_ToInt(Th_Interp interp, const char z, int n, int *piOut){
2489	2489	int i = 0;
2490	2490	int iOut = 0;
		@@ -2512,20 +2512,20 @@
2512	2512	return TH_OK;
2513	2513	}
2514	2514
2515	2515	/*
2516	2516	** Try to convert the string passed as arguments (z, n) to a double.
2517		-** If successful, store the result in *pfOut and return TH_OK.
	2517	+** If successful, store the result in *pfOut and return TH_OK.
2518	2518	**
2519		-** If the string cannot be converted to a double, return TH_ERROR.
2520		-** If the interp argument is not NULL, leave an error message in the
	2519	+** If the string cannot be converted to a double, return TH_ERROR.
	2520	+** If the interp argument is not NULL, leave an error message in the
2521	2521	** interpreter result too.
2522	2522	*/
2523	2523	int Th_ToDouble(
2524		- Th_Interp *interp,
2525		- const char *z,
2526		- int n,
	2524	+ Th_Interp *interp,
	2525	+ const char *z,
	2526	+ int n,
2527	2527	double *pfOut
2528	2528	){
2529	2529	if( !sqlite3IsNumber((const char *)z, 0) ){
2530	2530	Th_ErrorMessage(interp, "expected number, got: \"", z, n);
2531	2531	return TH_ERROR;
		@@ -2566,33 +2566,33 @@
2566	2566	** the double fVal and return TH_OK.
2567	2567	*/
2568	2568	int Th_SetResultDouble(Th_Interp *interp, double fVal){
2569	2569	int i; /* Iterator variable */
2570	2570	double v = fVal; /* Input value */
2571		- char zBuf[128]; /* Output buffer */
2572		- char z = zBuf; / Output cursor */
	2571	+ char zBuf[128]; /* Output buffer */
	2572	+ char z = zBuf; / Output cursor */
2573	2573	int iDot = 0; /* Digit after which to place decimal point */
2574	2574	int iExp = 0; /* Exponent (NN in eNN) */
2575		- const char zExp; / String representation of iExp */
	2575	+ const char zExp; / String representation of iExp */
2576	2576
2577	2577	/* Precision: */
2578	2578	#define INSIGNIFICANT 0.000000000001
2579	2579	#define ROUNDER 0.0000000000005
2580	2580	double insignificant = INSIGNIFICANT;
2581	2581
2582	2582	/* If the real value is negative, write a '-' character to the
2583	2583	* output and transform v to the corresponding positive number.
2584		- */
	2584	+ */
2585	2585	if( v<0.0 ){
2586	2586	*z++ = '-';
2587	2587	v *= -1.0;
2588	2588	}
2589	2589
2590		- /* Normalize v to a value between 1.0 and 10.0. Integer
	2590	+ /* Normalize v to a value between 1.0 and 10.0. Integer
2591	2591	* variable iExp is set to the exponent. i.e the original
2592	2592	* value is (v * 10^iExp) (or the negative thereof).
2593		- */
	2593	+ */
2594	2594	if( v>0.0 ){
2595	2595	while( (v+ROUNDER)>=10.0 ) { iExp++; v *= 0.1; }
2596	2596	while( (v+ROUNDER)<1.0 ) { iExp--; v *= 10.0; }
2597	2597	}
2598	2598	v += ROUNDER;
2599	2599

	--- src/th.c
	+++ src/th.c
	@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
1
2	/*
3	** The implementation of the TH core. This file contains the parser, and
4	** the implementation of the interface in th.h.
5	*/
6
7	#include "config.h"
8	#include "th.h"
	@@ -16,11 +16,11 @@
16	/*
17	** Interpreter structure.
18	*/
19	struct Th_Interp {
20	Th_Vtab pVtab; / Copy of the argument passed to Th_CreateInterp() */
21	char zResult; / Current interpreter result (Th_Malloc()ed) */
22	int nResult; /* number of bytes in zResult */
23	Th_Hash paCmd; / Table of registered commands */
24	Th_Frame pFrame; / Current execution frame */
25	int isListMode; /* True if thSplitList() should operate in "list" mode */
26	};
	@@ -42,25 +42,25 @@
42	** are stored in the Th_Frame.paVar hash table member of the associated
43	** stack frame object.
44	**
45	** When an interpreter is created, a single Th_Frame structure is also
46	** allocated - the global variable scope. Th_Interp.pFrame (the current
47	** interpreter frame) is initialised to point to this Th_Frame. It is
48	** not deleted for the lifetime of the interpreter (because the global
49	** frame never goes out of scope).
50	**
51	** New stack frames are created by the Th_InFrame() function. Before
52	** invoking its callback function, Th_InFrame() allocates a new Th_Frame
53	** structure with pCaller set to the current frame (Th_Interp.pFrame),
54	** and sets the current frame to the new frame object. After the callback
55	** has been invoked, the allocated Th_Frame is deleted and the value
56	** of the current frame pointer restored.
57	**
58	** By default, the Th_SetVar(), Th_UnsetVar() and Th_GetVar() functions
59	** access variable values in the current frame. If they need to access
60	** the global frame, they do so by traversing the pCaller pointer list.
61	** Likewise, the Th_LinkVar() function uses the pCaller pointers to
62	** link to variables located in the global or other stack frames.
63	*/
64	struct Th_Frame {
65	Th_Hash paVar; / Variables defined in this scope */
66	Th_Frame pCaller; / Calling frame */
	@@ -84,11 +84,11 @@
84	** value.
85	*/
86	struct Th_Variable {
87	int nRef; /* Number of references to this structure */
88	int nData; /* Number of bytes at Th_Variable.zData */
89	char zData; / Data for scalar variables */
90	Th_Hash pHash; / Data for array variables */
91	};
92
93	/*
94	** Hash table API:
	@@ -110,19 +110,19 @@
110	static void thFreeVariable(Th_HashEntry, void);
111	static void thFreeCommand(Th_HashEntry, void);
112
113	/*
114	** The following are used by both the expression and language parsers.
115	** Given that the start of the input string (z, n) is a language
116	** construct of the relevant type (a command enclosed in [], an escape
117	** sequence etc.), these functions determine the number of bytes
118	** of the input consumed by the construct. For example:
119	**
120	** int nByte;
121	** thNextCommand(interp, "[expr $a+1] $nIter", 18, &nByte);
122	**
123	** results in variable nByte being set to 11. Or,
124	**
125	** thNextVarname(interp, "$a+1", 4, &nByte);
126	**
127	** results in nByte being set to 2.
128	*/
	@@ -132,24 +132,24 @@
132	static int thNextNumber (Th_Interp, const char z, int n, int *pN);
133	static int thNextSpace (Th_Interp, const char z, int n, int *pN);
134
135	/*
136	** Given that the input string (z, n) contains a language construct of
137	** the relevant type (a command enclosed in [], an escape sequence
138	** like "\xFF" or a variable reference like "${varname}", perform
139	** substitution on the string and store the resulting string in
140	** the interpreter result.
141	*/
142	static int thSubstCommand(Th_Interp, const char z, int n);
143	static int thSubstEscape (Th_Interp, const char z, int n);
144	static int thSubstVarname(Th_Interp, const char z, int n);
145
146	/*
147	** Given that there is a th1 word located at the start of the input
148	** string (z, n), determine the length in bytes of that word. If the
149	** isCmd argument is non-zero, then an unescaped ";" byte not
150	** located inside of a block or quoted string is considered to mark
151	** the end of the word.
152	*/
153	static int thNextWord(Th_Interp, const char z, int n, int *pN, int isCmd);
154
155	/*
	@@ -176,13 +176,13 @@
176	** Append nAdd bytes of content copied from zAdd to the end of buffer
177	** pBuffer. If there is not enough space currently allocated, resize
178	** the allocation to make space.
179	*/
180	static int thBufferWrite(
181	Th_Interp *interp,
182	Buffer *pBuffer,
183	const char *zAdd,
184	int nAdd
185	){
186	int nReq;
187
188	if( nAdd<0 ){
	@@ -311,19 +311,19 @@
311	Th_HashDelete(interp, pFrame->paVar);
312	interp->pFrame = pFrame->pCaller;
313	}
314
315	/*
316	** The first part of the string (zInput,nInput) contains an escape
317	** sequence. Set *pnEscape to the number of bytes in the escape sequence.
318	** If there is a parse error, return TH_ERROR and set the interpreter
319	** result to an error message. Otherwise return TH_OK.
320	*/
321	static int thNextEscape(
322	Th_Interp *interp,
323	const char *zInput,
324	int nInput,
325	int *pnEscape
326	){
327	int i = 2;
328
329	assert(nInput>0);
	@@ -344,18 +344,18 @@
344	return TH_OK;
345	}
346
347	/*
348	** The first part of the string (zInput,nInput) contains a variable
349	** reference. Set *pnVarname to the number of bytes in the variable
350	** reference. If there is a parse error, return TH_ERROR and set the
351	** interpreter result to an error message. Otherwise return TH_OK.
352	*/
353	int thNextVarname(
354	Th_Interp *interp,
355	const char *zInput,
356	int nInput,
357	int *pnVarname
358	){
359	int i;
360
361	assert(nInput>0);
	@@ -401,19 +401,19 @@
401	return TH_OK;
402	}
403
404	/*
405	** The first part of the string (zInput,nInput) contains a command
406	** enclosed in a "[]" block. Set *pnCommand to the number of bytes in
407	** the variable reference. If there is a parse error, return TH_ERROR
408	** and set the interpreter result to an error message. Otherwise return
409	** TH_OK.
410	*/
411	int thNextCommand(
412	Th_Interp *interp,
413	const char *zInput,
414	int nInput,
415	int *pnCommand
416	){
417	int nBrace = 0;
418	int nSquare = 0;
419	int i;
	@@ -438,17 +438,17 @@
438
439	return TH_OK;
440	}
441
442	/*
443	** Set *pnSpace to the number of whitespace bytes at the start of
444	** input string (zInput, nInput). Always return TH_OK.
445	*/
446	int thNextSpace(
447	Th_Interp *interp,
448	const char *zInput,
449	int nInput,
450	int *pnSpace
451	){
452	int i;
453	for(i=0; i<nInput && th_isspace(zInput[i]); i++);
454	*pnSpace = i;
	@@ -457,21 +457,21 @@
457
458	/*
459	** The first byte of the string (zInput,nInput) is not white-space.
460	** Set *pnWord to the number of bytes in the th1 word that starts
461	** with this byte. If a complete word cannot be parsed or some other
462	** error occurs, return TH_ERROR and set the interpreter result to
463	** an error message. Otherwise return TH_OK.
464	**
465	** If the isCmd argument is non-zero, then an unescaped ";" byte not
466	** located inside of a block or quoted string is considered to mark
467	** the end of the word.
468	*/
469	static int thNextWord(
470	Th_Interp *interp,
471	const char *zInput,
472	int nInput,
473	int *pnWord,
474	int isCmd
475	){
476	int iEnd = 0;
477
	@@ -531,12 +531,12 @@
531	return thEvalLocal(interp, &zWord[1], nWord-2);
532	}
533
534	/*
535	** The input string (zWord, nWord) contains a th1 variable reference
536	** (a '$' byte followed by a variable name). Perform substitution on
537	** the input string and store the resulting string in the interpreter
538	** result.
539	*/
540	static int thSubstVarname(
541	Th_Interp *interp,
542	const char *zWord,
	@@ -572,11 +572,11 @@
572	return Th_GetVar(interp, &zWord[1], nWord-1);
573	}
574
575	/*
576	** The input string (zWord, nWord) contains a th1 escape sequence.
577	** Perform substitution on the input string and store the resulting
578	** string in the interpreter result.
579	*/
580	static int thSubstEscape(
581	Th_Interp *interp,
582	const char *zWord,
	@@ -608,11 +608,11 @@
608	return TH_OK;
609	}
610
611	/*
612	** The input string (zWord, nWord) contains a th1 word. Perform
613	** substitution on the input string and store the resulting
614	** string in the interpreter result.
615	*/
616	static int thSubstWord(
617	Th_Interp *interp,
618	const char *zWord,
	@@ -640,20 +640,20 @@
640	int (xGet)(Th_Interp , const char, int, int ) = 0;
641	int (xSubst)(Th_Interp , const char*, int) = 0;
642
643	switch( zWord[i] ){
644	case '\\':
645	xGet = thNextEscape; xSubst = thSubstEscape;
646	break;
647	case '[':
648	if( !interp->isListMode ){
649	xGet = thNextCommand; xSubst = thSubstCommand;
650	break;
651	}
652	case '$':
653	if( !interp->isListMode ){
654	xGet = thNextVarname; xSubst = thSubstVarname;
655	break;
656	}
657	default: {
658	thBufferWrite(interp, &output, &zWord[i], 1);
659	continue; /* Go to the next iteration of the for(...) loop */
	@@ -685,11 +685,11 @@
685	** Return true if one of the following is true of the buffer pointed
686	** to by zInput, length nInput:
687	**
688	** + It is empty, or
689	** + It contains nothing but white-space, or
690	** + It contains no non-white-space characters before the first
691	** newline character.
692	**
693	** Otherwise return false.
694	*/
695	static int thEndOfLine(const char *zInput, int nInput){
	@@ -725,16 +725,16 @@
725	** // Free all memory allocated by Th_SplitList(). The arrays pointed
726	** // to by argv and argl are invalidated by this call.
727	** //
728	** Th_Free(interp, argv);
729	**
730	*/
731	static int thSplitList(
732	Th_Interp interp, / Interpreter context */
733	const char zList, / Pointer to buffer containing input list */
734	int nList, /* Size of buffer pointed to by zList */
735	char **pazElem, / OUT: Array of list elements */
736	int *panElem, / OUT: Lengths of each list element */
737	int pnCount / OUT: Number of list elements */
738	){
739	int rc = TH_OK;
740
	@@ -774,14 +774,14 @@
774	assert((lenbuf.nBuf/sizeof(int))==nCount);
775
776	assert((pazElem && panElem) \|\| (!pazElem && !panElem));
777	if( pazElem && rc==TH_OK ){
778	int i;
779	char *zElem;
780	int *anElem;
781	char **azElem = Th_Malloc(interp,
782	sizeof(char) nCount + /* azElem */
783	sizeof(int) * nCount + /* anElem */
784	strbuf.nBuf /* space for list element strings */
785	);
786	anElem = (int *)&azElem[nCount];
787	zElem = (char *)&anElem[nCount];
	@@ -795,11 +795,11 @@
795	*panElem = anElem;
796	}
797	if( pnCount ){
798	*pnCount = nCount;
799	}
800
801	finish:
802	thBufferFree(interp, &strbuf);
803	thBufferFree(interp, &lenbuf);
804	return rc;
805	}
	@@ -876,18 +876,18 @@
876	if( rc==TH_OK ){
877	Th_Command p = (Th_Command )(pEntry->pData);
878	const char azArg = (const char )argv;
879	rc = p->xProc(interp, p->pContext, argc, azArg, argl);
880	}
881
882	/* If an error occurred, add this command to the stack trace report. */
883	if( rc==TH_ERROR ){
884	char *zRes;
885	int nRes;
886	char *zStack = 0;
887	int nStack = 0;
888
889	zRes = Th_TakeResult(interp, &nRes);
890	if( TH_OK==Th_GetVar(interp, (char *)"::th_stack_trace", -1) ){
891	zStack = Th_TakeResult(interp, &nStack);
892	}
893	Th_ListAppend(interp, &zStack, &nStack, zFirst, zInput-zFirst);
	@@ -912,15 +912,15 @@
912	**
913	** Argument iFrame is interpreted as follows:
914	**
915	** * If iFrame is 0, this means the current frame.
916	**
917	** * If iFrame is negative, then the nth frame up the stack, where
918	** n is the absolute value of iFrame. A value of -1 means the
919	** calling procedure.
920	**
921	** * If iFrame is +ve, then the nth frame from the bottom of the
922	** stack. An iFrame value of 1 means the toplevel (global) frame.
923	*/
924	static Th_Frame getFrame(Th_Interp interp, int iFrame){
925	Th_Frame *p = interp->pFrame;
926	int i;
	@@ -948,28 +948,28 @@
948
949
950	/*
951	** Evaluate th1 script (zProgram, nProgram) in the frame identified by
952	** argument iFrame. Leave either an error message or a result in the
953	** interpreter result and return a th1 error code (TH_OK, TH_ERROR,
954	** TH_RETURN, TH_CONTINUE or TH_BREAK).
955	*/
956	int Th_Eval(Th_Interp interp, int iFrame, const char zProgram, int nProgram){
957	int rc = TH_OK;
958	Th_Frame *pSavedFrame = interp->pFrame;
959
960	/* Set Th_Interp.pFrame to the frame that this script is to be
961	** evaluated in. The current frame is saved in pSavedFrame and will
962	** be restored before this function returns.
963	*/
964	interp->pFrame = getFrame(interp, iFrame);
965
966	if( !interp->pFrame ){
967	rc = TH_ERROR;
968	}else{
969	int nInput = nProgram;
970
971	if( nInput<0 ){
972	nInput = th_strlen(zProgram);
973	}
974	rc = thEvalLocal(interp, zProgram, nInput);
975	}
	@@ -995,13 +995,13 @@
995	** array key name.
996	*/
997	static int thAnalyseVarname(
998	const char *zVarname,
999	int nVarname,
1000	const char *pzOuter, / OUT: Pointer to scalar/array name */
1001	int pnOuter, / OUT: Number of bytes at pzOuter /
1002	const char *pzInner, / OUT: Pointer to array key (or null) */
1003	int pnInner, / OUT: Number of bytes at pzInner /
1004	int pisGlobal / OUT: Set to true if this is a global ref */
1005	){
1006	const char *zOuter = zVarname;
1007	int nOuter;
	@@ -1044,11 +1044,11 @@
1044	return TH_OK;
1045	}
1046
1047	/*
1048	** Input string (zVar, nVar) contains a variable name. This function locates
1049	** the Th_Variable structure associated with the named variable. The
1050	** variable name may be a global or local scalar or array variable
1051	**
1052	** If the create argument is non-zero and the named variable does not exist
1053	** it is created. Otherwise, an error is left in the interpreter result
1054	** and NULL returned.
	@@ -1057,11 +1057,11 @@
1057	** an error is left in the interpreter result and NULL returned. If
1058	** arrayok is true an array name is Ok.
1059	*/
1060	static Th_Variable *thFindValue(
1061	Th_Interp *interp,
1062	const char zVar, / Pointer to variable name */
1063	int nVar, /* Number of bytes at nVar */
1064	int create, /* If true, create the variable if not found */
1065	int arrayok, /* If true, an array is Ok. Otherwise array==error */
1066	int noerror /* If false, set interpreter result to error message */
1067	){
	@@ -1135,12 +1135,12 @@
1135	}
1136	return 0;
1137	}
1138
1139	/*
1140	** String (zVar, nVar) must contain the name of a scalar variable or
1141	** array member. Look up the variable, store its current value in
1142	** the interpreter result and return TH_OK.
1143	**
1144	** If the named variable does not exist, return TH_ERROR and leave
1145	** an error message in the interpreter result.
1146	*/
	@@ -1174,12 +1174,12 @@
1174	**
1175	** If (zVar, nVar) refers to an existing array, TH_ERROR is returned
1176	** and an error message left in the interpreter result.
1177	*/
1178	int Th_SetVar(
1179	Th_Interp *interp,
1180	const char *zVar,
1181	int nVar,
1182	const char *zValue,
1183	int nValue
1184	){
1185	Th_Variable *pValue;
	@@ -1210,13 +1210,13 @@
1210	** Create a variable link so that accessing variable (zLocal, nLocal) is
1211	** the same as accessing variable (zLink, nLink) in stack frame iFrame.
1212	*/
1213	int Th_LinkVar(
1214	Th_Interp interp, / Interpreter */
1215	const char zLocal, int nLocal, / Local varname */
1216	int iFrame, /* Stack frame of linked var */
1217	const char zLink, int nLink / Linked varname */
1218	){
1219	Th_Frame *pSavedFrame = interp->pFrame;
1220	Th_Frame *pFrame;
1221	Th_HashEntry *pEntry;
1222	Th_Variable *pValue;
	@@ -1299,11 +1299,11 @@
1299	if( interp ){
1300	char *zRes = 0;
1301	int nRes = 0;
1302
1303	Th_SetVar(interp, (char *)"::th_stack_trace", -1, 0, 0);
1304
1305	Th_StringAppend(interp, &zRes, &nRes, zPre, -1);
1306	if( zRes[nRes-1]=='"' ){
1307	Th_StringAppend(interp, &zRes, &nRes, z, n);
1308	Th_StringAppend(interp, &zRes, &nRes, (const char *)"\"", 1);
1309	}else{
	@@ -1381,12 +1381,12 @@
1381	return (char *)Th_Malloc(pInterp, 1);
1382	}
1383	}
1384
1385
1386	/*
1387	** Wrappers around the supplied malloc() and free()
1388	*/
1389	void Th_Malloc(Th_Interp pInterp, int nByte){
1390	void *p = pInterp->pVtab->xMalloc(nByte);
1391	if( p ){
1392	memset(p, 0, nByte);
	@@ -1398,16 +1398,16 @@
1398	pInterp->pVtab->xFree(z);
1399	}
1400	}
1401
1402	/*
1403	** Install a new th1 command.
1404	**
1405	** If a command of the same name already exists, it is deleted automatically.
1406	*/
1407	int Th_CreateCommand(
1408	Th_Interp *interp,
1409	const char zName, / New command name */
1410	Th_CommandProc xProc, /* Command callback proc */
1411	void pContext, / Value to pass as second arg to xProc */
1412	void (xDel)(Th_Interp , void ) / Command destructor callback */
1413	){
	@@ -1425,27 +1425,27 @@
1425	}
1426	pCommand->xProc = xProc;
1427	pCommand->pContext = pContext;
1428	pCommand->xDel = xDel;
1429	pEntry->pData = (void *)pCommand;
1430
1431	return TH_OK;
1432	}
1433
1434	/*
1435	** Rename the existing command (zName, nName) to (zNew, nNew). If nNew is 0,
1436	** the command is deleted instead of renamed.
1437	**
1438	** If successful, TH_OK is returned. If command zName does not exist, or
1439	** if command zNew already exists, an error message is left in the
1440	** interpreter result and TH_ERROR is returned.
1441	*/
1442	int Th_RenameCommand(
1443	Th_Interp *interp,
1444	const char zName, / Existing command name */
1445	int nName, /* Number of bytes at zName */
1446	const char zNew, / New command name */
1447	int nNew /* Number of bytes at zNew */
1448	){
1449	Th_HashEntry *pEntry;
1450	Th_HashEntry *pNewEntry;
1451
	@@ -1499,11 +1499,11 @@
1499	** If an error occurs (if (zList, nList) is not a valid list) an error
1500	** message is left in the interpreter result and TH_ERROR returned.
1501	**
1502	** If successful, *pnCount is set to the number of elements in the list.
1503	** panElem is set to point at an array of *pnCount integers - the lengths
1504	** of the element values. *pazElem is set to point at an array of
1505	** pointers to buffers containing the array element's data.
1506	**
1507	** To free the arrays allocated at pazElem and panElem, the caller
1508	** should call Th_Free() on *pazElem only. Exactly one such call to
1509	** Th_Free() must be made per call to Th_SplitList().
	@@ -1525,13 +1525,13 @@
1525	** Th_Free(interp, azElem);
1526	**
1527	*/
1528	int Th_SplitList(
1529	Th_Interp *interp,
1530	const char zList, / Pointer to buffer containing list */
1531	int nList, /* Number of bytes at zList */
1532	char **pazElem, / OUT: Array of pointers to element data */
1533	int *panElem, / OUT: Array of element data lengths */
1534	int pnCount / OUT: Number of elements in list */
1535	){
1536	int rc;
1537	interp->isListMode = 1;
	@@ -1542,16 +1542,16 @@
1542	}
1543	return rc;
1544	}
1545
1546	/*
1547	** Append a new element to an existing th1 list. The element to append
1548	** to the list is (zElem, nElem).
1549	**
1550	** A pointer to the existing list must be stored at *pzList when this
1551	** function is called. The length must be stored in *pnList. The value
1552	** of pzList must either be NULL (in which case pnList must be 0), or
1553	** a pointer to memory obtained from Th_Malloc().
1554	**
1555	** This function calls Th_Free() to free the buffer at *pzList and sets
1556	** pzList to point to a new buffer containing the new list value. pnList
1557	** is similarly updated before returning. The return value is always TH_OK.
	@@ -1568,13 +1568,13 @@
1568	** Th_Free(interp, zList);
1569	**
1570	*/
1571	int Th_ListAppend(
1572	Th_Interp interp, / Interpreter context */
1573	char *pzList, / IN/OUT: Ptr to ptr to list */
1574	int pnList, / IN/OUT: Current length of pzList /
1575	const char zElem, / Data to append */
1576	int nElem /* Length of nElem */
1577	){
1578	Buffer output;
1579	int i;
1580
	@@ -1623,13 +1623,13 @@
1623	** Append a new element to an existing th1 string. This function uses
1624	** the same interface as the Th_ListAppend() function.
1625	*/
1626	int Th_StringAppend(
1627	Th_Interp interp, / Interpreter context */
1628	char *pzStr, / IN/OUT: Ptr to ptr to list */
1629	int pnStr, / IN/OUT: Current length of pzStr /
1630	const char zElem, / Data to append */
1631	int nElem /* Length of nElem */
1632	){
1633	char *zNew;
1634	int nNew;
1635
	@@ -1647,11 +1647,11 @@
1647	*pnStr = nNew;
1648
1649	return TH_OK;
1650	}
1651
1652	/*
1653	** Delete an interpreter.
1654	*/
1655	void Th_DeleteInterp(Th_Interp *interp){
1656	assert(interp->pFrame);
1657	assert(0==interp->pFrame->pCaller);
	@@ -1668,11 +1668,11 @@
1668
1669	/* Delete the interpreter structure itself. */
1670	Th_Free(interp, (void *)interp);
1671	}
1672
1673	/*
1674	** Create a new interpreter.
1675	*/
1676	Th_Interp * Th_CreateInterp(Th_Vtab *pVtab){
1677	Th_Interp *p;
1678
	@@ -1702,11 +1702,11 @@
1702	Operator *pOp;
1703	Expr *pParent;
1704	Expr *pLeft;
1705	Expr *pRight;
1706
1707	char zValue; / Pointer to literal value */
1708	int nValue; /* Length of literal value buffer */
1709	};
1710
1711	/* Unary operators */
1712	#define OP_UNARY_MINUS 2
	@@ -1758,11 +1758,11 @@
1758	{"+", OP_UNARY_PLUS, 1, ARG_NUMBER},
1759	{"~", OP_BITWISE_NOT, 1, ARG_INTEGER},
1760	{"!", OP_LOGICAL_NOT, 1, ARG_INTEGER},
1761
1762	/* Binary operators. It is important to the parsing in Th_Expr() that
1763	* the two-character symbols ("==") appear before the one-character
1764	* ones ("="). And that the priorities of all binary operators are
1765	* integers between 2 and 12.
1766	*/
1767	{"<<", OP_LEFTSHIFT, 4, ARG_INTEGER},
1768	{">>", OP_RIGHTSHIFT, 4, ARG_INTEGER},
	@@ -1789,16 +1789,16 @@
1789	{0,0,0,0}
1790	};
1791
1792	/*
1793	** The first part of the string (zInput,nInput) contains a number.
1794	** Set *pnVarname to the number of bytes in the numeric string.
1795	*/
1796	static int thNextNumber(
1797	Th_Interp *interp,
1798	const char *zInput,
1799	int nInput,
1800	int *pnLiteral
1801	){
1802	int i;
1803	int seenDot = 0;
1804	for(i=0; i<nInput; i++){
	@@ -1864,11 +1864,11 @@
1864	if( eArgType==ARG_NUMBER ){
1865	if( (zLeft==0 \|\| TH_OK==Th_ToInt(0, zLeft, nLeft, &iLeft))
1866	&& (zRight==0 \|\| TH_OK==Th_ToInt(0, zRight, nRight, &iRight))
1867	){
1868	eArgType = ARG_INTEGER;
1869	}else if(
1870	(zLeft && TH_OK!=Th_ToDouble(interp, zLeft, nLeft, &fLeft)) \|\|
1871	(zRight && TH_OK!=Th_ToDouble(interp, zRight, nRight, &fRight))
1872	){
1873	/* A type error. */
1874	rc = TH_ERROR;
	@@ -1876,11 +1876,11 @@
1876	}else if( eArgType==ARG_INTEGER ){
1877	rc = Th_ToInt(interp, zLeft, nLeft, &iLeft);
1878	if( rc==TH_OK && zRight ){
1879	rc = Th_ToInt(interp, zRight, nRight, &iRight);
1880	}
1881	}
1882	}
1883
1884	if( rc==TH_OK && eArgType==ARG_INTEGER ){
1885	int iRes = 0;
1886	switch( pExpr->pOp->eOp ) {
	@@ -1978,11 +1978,11 @@
1978	#define ISTERM(x) (apToken[x] && (!apToken[x]->pOp \|\| apToken[x]->pLeft))
1979
1980	for(jj=0; jj<nToken; jj++){
1981	if( apToken[jj]->pOp && apToken[jj]->pOp->eOp==OP_OPEN_BRACKET ){
1982	int nNest = 1;
1983	int iLeft = jj;
1984
1985	for(jj++; jj<nToken; jj++){
1986	Operator *pOp = apToken[jj]->pOp;
1987	if( pOp && pOp->eOp==OP_OPEN_BRACKET ) nNest++;
1988	if( pOp && pOp->eOp==OP_CLOSE_BRACKET ) nNest--;
	@@ -2052,11 +2052,11 @@
2052	/*
2053	** Parse a string containing a TH expression to a list of tokens.
2054	*/
2055	static int exprParse(
2056	Th_Interp interp, / Interpreter to leave error message in */
2057	const char zExpr, / Pointer to input string */
2058	int nExpr, /* Number of bytes at zExpr */
2059	Expr **papToken, / OUT: Array of tokens. */
2060	int pnToken / OUT: Size of token array */
2061	){
2062	int i;
	@@ -2127,11 +2127,11 @@
2127	memcpy(pNew->zValue, z, pNew->nValue);
2128	i += pNew->nValue;
2129	}
2130	if( (nToken%16)==0 ){
2131	/* Grow the apToken array. */
2132	Expr **apTokenOld = apToken;
2133	apToken = Th_Malloc(interp, sizeof(Expr )(nToken+16));
2134	memcpy(apToken, apTokenOld, sizeof(Expr )nToken);
2135	}
2136
2137	/* Put the new token at the end of the apToken array */
	@@ -2152,11 +2152,11 @@
2152	/*
2153	** Evaluate the string (zExpr, nExpr) as a Th expression. Store
2154	** the result in the interpreter interp and return TH_OK if
2155	** successful. If an error occurs, store an error message in
2156	** the interpreter result and return an error code.
2157	*/
2158	int Th_Expr(Th_Interp interp, const char zExpr, int nExpr){
2159	int rc; /* Return Code */
2160	int i; /* Loop counter */
2161
2162	int nToken = 0;
	@@ -2169,11 +2169,11 @@
2169	/* Parse the expression to a list of tokens. */
2170	rc = exprParse(interp, zExpr, nExpr, &apToken, &nToken);
2171
2172	/* If the parsing was successful, create an expression tree from
2173	** the parsed list of tokens. If successful, apToken[0] is set
2174	** to point to the root of the expression tree.
2175	*/
2176	if( rc==TH_OK ){
2177	rc = exprMakeTree(interp, apToken, nToken);
2178	}
2179
	@@ -2210,11 +2210,11 @@
2210	** the callback function xCallback for each entry. The second argument
2211	** passed to xCallback is a copy of the fourth argument passed to this
2212	** function.
2213	*/
2214	void Th_HashIterate(
2215	Th_Interp *interp,
2216	Th_Hash *pHash,
2217	void (xCallback)(Th_HashEntry pEntry, void *pContext),
2218	void *pContext
2219	){
2220	int i;
	@@ -2244,14 +2244,14 @@
2244	Th_Free(interp, pHash);
2245	}
2246	}
2247
2248	/*
2249	** This function is used to insert or delete hash table items, or to
2250	** query a hash table for an existing item.
2251	**
2252	** If parameter op is less than zero, then the hash-table element
2253	** identified by (zKey, nKey) is removed from the hash-table if it
2254	** exists. NULL is returned.
2255	**
2256	** Otherwise, if the hash-table contains an item with key (zKey, nKey),
2257	** a pointer to the associated Th_HashEntry is returned. If parameter
	@@ -2258,11 +2258,11 @@
2258	** op is greater than zero, then a new entry is added if one cannot
2259	** be found. If op is zero, then NULL is returned if the item is
2260	** not already present in the hash-table.
2261	*/
2262	Th_HashEntry *Th_HashFind(
2263	Th_Interp *interp,
2264	Th_Hash *pHash,
2265	const char *zKey,
2266	int nKey,
2267	int op /* -ve = delete, 0 = find, +ve = insert */
2268	){
	@@ -2326,11 +2326,11 @@
2326	** '\f' 0x0C
2327	** '\r' 0x0D
2328	**
2329	** Whitespace characters have the 0x01 flag set. Decimal digits have the
2330	** 0x2 flag set. Single byte printable characters have the 0x4 flag set.
2331	** Alphabet characters have the 0x8 bit set.
2332	**
2333	** The special list characters have the 0x10 flag set
2334	**
2335	** { } [ ] \ ; ' "
2336	**
	@@ -2477,14 +2477,14 @@
2477	return z - zBegin;
2478	}
2479
2480	/*
2481	** Try to convert the string passed as arguments (z, n) to an integer.
2482	** If successful, store the result in *piOut and return TH_OK.
2483	**
2484	** If the string cannot be converted to an integer, return TH_ERROR.
2485	** If the interp argument is not NULL, leave an error message in the
2486	** interpreter result too.
2487	*/
2488	int Th_ToInt(Th_Interp interp, const char z, int n, int *piOut){
2489	int i = 0;
2490	int iOut = 0;
	@@ -2512,20 +2512,20 @@
2512	return TH_OK;
2513	}
2514
2515	/*
2516	** Try to convert the string passed as arguments (z, n) to a double.
2517	** If successful, store the result in *pfOut and return TH_OK.
2518	**
2519	** If the string cannot be converted to a double, return TH_ERROR.
2520	** If the interp argument is not NULL, leave an error message in the
2521	** interpreter result too.
2522	*/
2523	int Th_ToDouble(
2524	Th_Interp *interp,
2525	const char *z,
2526	int n,
2527	double *pfOut
2528	){
2529	if( !sqlite3IsNumber((const char *)z, 0) ){
2530	Th_ErrorMessage(interp, "expected number, got: \"", z, n);
2531	return TH_ERROR;
	@@ -2566,33 +2566,33 @@
2566	** the double fVal and return TH_OK.
2567	*/
2568	int Th_SetResultDouble(Th_Interp *interp, double fVal){
2569	int i; /* Iterator variable */
2570	double v = fVal; /* Input value */
2571	char zBuf[128]; /* Output buffer */
2572	char z = zBuf; / Output cursor */
2573	int iDot = 0; /* Digit after which to place decimal point */
2574	int iExp = 0; /* Exponent (NN in eNN) */
2575	const char zExp; / String representation of iExp */
2576
2577	/* Precision: */
2578	#define INSIGNIFICANT 0.000000000001
2579	#define ROUNDER 0.0000000000005
2580	double insignificant = INSIGNIFICANT;
2581
2582	/* If the real value is negative, write a '-' character to the
2583	* output and transform v to the corresponding positive number.
2584	*/
2585	if( v<0.0 ){
2586	*z++ = '-';
2587	v *= -1.0;
2588	}
2589
2590	/* Normalize v to a value between 1.0 and 10.0. Integer
2591	* variable iExp is set to the exponent. i.e the original
2592	* value is (v * 10^iExp) (or the negative thereof).
2593	*/
2594	if( v>0.0 ){
2595	while( (v+ROUNDER)>=10.0 ) { iExp++; v *= 0.1; }
2596	while( (v+ROUNDER)<1.0 ) { iExp--; v *= 10.0; }
2597	}
2598	v += ROUNDER;
2599

	--- src/th.c
	+++ src/th.c
	@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
1
2	/*
3	** The implementation of the TH core. This file contains the parser, and
4	** the implementation of the interface in th.h.
5	*/
6
7	#include "config.h"
8	#include "th.h"
	@@ -16,11 +16,11 @@
16	/*
17	** Interpreter structure.
18	*/
19	struct Th_Interp {
20	Th_Vtab pVtab; / Copy of the argument passed to Th_CreateInterp() */
21	char zResult; / Current interpreter result (Th_Malloc()ed) */
22	int nResult; /* number of bytes in zResult */
23	Th_Hash paCmd; / Table of registered commands */
24	Th_Frame pFrame; / Current execution frame */
25	int isListMode; /* True if thSplitList() should operate in "list" mode */
26	};
	@@ -42,25 +42,25 @@
42	** are stored in the Th_Frame.paVar hash table member of the associated
43	** stack frame object.
44	**
45	** When an interpreter is created, a single Th_Frame structure is also
46	** allocated - the global variable scope. Th_Interp.pFrame (the current
47	** interpreter frame) is initialised to point to this Th_Frame. It is
48	** not deleted for the lifetime of the interpreter (because the global
49	** frame never goes out of scope).
50	**
51	** New stack frames are created by the Th_InFrame() function. Before
52	** invoking its callback function, Th_InFrame() allocates a new Th_Frame
53	** structure with pCaller set to the current frame (Th_Interp.pFrame),
54	** and sets the current frame to the new frame object. After the callback
55	** has been invoked, the allocated Th_Frame is deleted and the value
56	** of the current frame pointer restored.
57	**
58	** By default, the Th_SetVar(), Th_UnsetVar() and Th_GetVar() functions
59	** access variable values in the current frame. If they need to access
60	** the global frame, they do so by traversing the pCaller pointer list.
61	** Likewise, the Th_LinkVar() function uses the pCaller pointers to
62	** link to variables located in the global or other stack frames.
63	*/
64	struct Th_Frame {
65	Th_Hash paVar; / Variables defined in this scope */
66	Th_Frame pCaller; / Calling frame */
	@@ -84,11 +84,11 @@
84	** value.
85	*/
86	struct Th_Variable {
87	int nRef; /* Number of references to this structure */
88	int nData; /* Number of bytes at Th_Variable.zData */
89	char zData; / Data for scalar variables */
90	Th_Hash pHash; / Data for array variables */
91	};
92
93	/*
94	** Hash table API:
	@@ -110,19 +110,19 @@
110	static void thFreeVariable(Th_HashEntry, void);
111	static void thFreeCommand(Th_HashEntry, void);
112
113	/*
114	** The following are used by both the expression and language parsers.
115	** Given that the start of the input string (z, n) is a language
116	** construct of the relevant type (a command enclosed in [], an escape
117	** sequence etc.), these functions determine the number of bytes
118	** of the input consumed by the construct. For example:
119	**
120	** int nByte;
121	** thNextCommand(interp, "[expr $a+1] $nIter", 18, &nByte);
122	**
123	** results in variable nByte being set to 11. Or,
124	**
125	** thNextVarname(interp, "$a+1", 4, &nByte);
126	**
127	** results in nByte being set to 2.
128	*/
	@@ -132,24 +132,24 @@
132	static int thNextNumber (Th_Interp, const char z, int n, int *pN);
133	static int thNextSpace (Th_Interp, const char z, int n, int *pN);
134
135	/*
136	** Given that the input string (z, n) contains a language construct of
137	** the relevant type (a command enclosed in [], an escape sequence
138	** like "\xFF" or a variable reference like "${varname}", perform
139	** substitution on the string and store the resulting string in
140	** the interpreter result.
141	*/
142	static int thSubstCommand(Th_Interp, const char z, int n);
143	static int thSubstEscape (Th_Interp, const char z, int n);
144	static int thSubstVarname(Th_Interp, const char z, int n);
145
146	/*
147	** Given that there is a th1 word located at the start of the input
148	** string (z, n), determine the length in bytes of that word. If the
149	** isCmd argument is non-zero, then an unescaped ";" byte not
150	** located inside of a block or quoted string is considered to mark
151	** the end of the word.
152	*/
153	static int thNextWord(Th_Interp, const char z, int n, int *pN, int isCmd);
154
155	/*
	@@ -176,13 +176,13 @@
176	** Append nAdd bytes of content copied from zAdd to the end of buffer
177	** pBuffer. If there is not enough space currently allocated, resize
178	** the allocation to make space.
179	*/
180	static int thBufferWrite(
181	Th_Interp *interp,
182	Buffer *pBuffer,
183	const char *zAdd,
184	int nAdd
185	){
186	int nReq;
187
188	if( nAdd<0 ){
	@@ -311,19 +311,19 @@
311	Th_HashDelete(interp, pFrame->paVar);
312	interp->pFrame = pFrame->pCaller;
313	}
314
315	/*
316	** The first part of the string (zInput,nInput) contains an escape
317	** sequence. Set *pnEscape to the number of bytes in the escape sequence.
318	** If there is a parse error, return TH_ERROR and set the interpreter
319	** result to an error message. Otherwise return TH_OK.
320	*/
321	static int thNextEscape(
322	Th_Interp *interp,
323	const char *zInput,
324	int nInput,
325	int *pnEscape
326	){
327	int i = 2;
328
329	assert(nInput>0);
	@@ -344,18 +344,18 @@
344	return TH_OK;
345	}
346
347	/*
348	** The first part of the string (zInput,nInput) contains a variable
349	** reference. Set *pnVarname to the number of bytes in the variable
350	** reference. If there is a parse error, return TH_ERROR and set the
351	** interpreter result to an error message. Otherwise return TH_OK.
352	*/
353	int thNextVarname(
354	Th_Interp *interp,
355	const char *zInput,
356	int nInput,
357	int *pnVarname
358	){
359	int i;
360
361	assert(nInput>0);
	@@ -401,19 +401,19 @@
401	return TH_OK;
402	}
403
404	/*
405	** The first part of the string (zInput,nInput) contains a command
406	** enclosed in a "[]" block. Set *pnCommand to the number of bytes in
407	** the variable reference. If there is a parse error, return TH_ERROR
408	** and set the interpreter result to an error message. Otherwise return
409	** TH_OK.
410	*/
411	int thNextCommand(
412	Th_Interp *interp,
413	const char *zInput,
414	int nInput,
415	int *pnCommand
416	){
417	int nBrace = 0;
418	int nSquare = 0;
419	int i;
	@@ -438,17 +438,17 @@
438
439	return TH_OK;
440	}
441
442	/*
443	** Set *pnSpace to the number of whitespace bytes at the start of
444	** input string (zInput, nInput). Always return TH_OK.
445	*/
446	int thNextSpace(
447	Th_Interp *interp,
448	const char *zInput,
449	int nInput,
450	int *pnSpace
451	){
452	int i;
453	for(i=0; i<nInput && th_isspace(zInput[i]); i++);
454	*pnSpace = i;
	@@ -457,21 +457,21 @@
457
458	/*
459	** The first byte of the string (zInput,nInput) is not white-space.
460	** Set *pnWord to the number of bytes in the th1 word that starts
461	** with this byte. If a complete word cannot be parsed or some other
462	** error occurs, return TH_ERROR and set the interpreter result to
463	** an error message. Otherwise return TH_OK.
464	**
465	** If the isCmd argument is non-zero, then an unescaped ";" byte not
466	** located inside of a block or quoted string is considered to mark
467	** the end of the word.
468	*/
469	static int thNextWord(
470	Th_Interp *interp,
471	const char *zInput,
472	int nInput,
473	int *pnWord,
474	int isCmd
475	){
476	int iEnd = 0;
477
	@@ -531,12 +531,12 @@
531	return thEvalLocal(interp, &zWord[1], nWord-2);
532	}
533
534	/*
535	** The input string (zWord, nWord) contains a th1 variable reference
536	** (a '$' byte followed by a variable name). Perform substitution on
537	** the input string and store the resulting string in the interpreter
538	** result.
539	*/
540	static int thSubstVarname(
541	Th_Interp *interp,
542	const char *zWord,
	@@ -572,11 +572,11 @@
572	return Th_GetVar(interp, &zWord[1], nWord-1);
573	}
574
575	/*
576	** The input string (zWord, nWord) contains a th1 escape sequence.
577	** Perform substitution on the input string and store the resulting
578	** string in the interpreter result.
579	*/
580	static int thSubstEscape(
581	Th_Interp *interp,
582	const char *zWord,
	@@ -608,11 +608,11 @@
608	return TH_OK;
609	}
610
611	/*
612	** The input string (zWord, nWord) contains a th1 word. Perform
613	** substitution on the input string and store the resulting
614	** string in the interpreter result.
615	*/
616	static int thSubstWord(
617	Th_Interp *interp,
618	const char *zWord,
	@@ -640,20 +640,20 @@
640	int (xGet)(Th_Interp , const char, int, int ) = 0;
641	int (xSubst)(Th_Interp , const char*, int) = 0;
642
643	switch( zWord[i] ){
644	case '\\':
645	xGet = thNextEscape; xSubst = thSubstEscape;
646	break;
647	case '[':
648	if( !interp->isListMode ){
649	xGet = thNextCommand; xSubst = thSubstCommand;
650	break;
651	}
652	case '$':
653	if( !interp->isListMode ){
654	xGet = thNextVarname; xSubst = thSubstVarname;
655	break;
656	}
657	default: {
658	thBufferWrite(interp, &output, &zWord[i], 1);
659	continue; /* Go to the next iteration of the for(...) loop */
	@@ -685,11 +685,11 @@
685	** Return true if one of the following is true of the buffer pointed
686	** to by zInput, length nInput:
687	**
688	** + It is empty, or
689	** + It contains nothing but white-space, or
690	** + It contains no non-white-space characters before the first
691	** newline character.
692	**
693	** Otherwise return false.
694	*/
695	static int thEndOfLine(const char *zInput, int nInput){
	@@ -725,16 +725,16 @@
725	** // Free all memory allocated by Th_SplitList(). The arrays pointed
726	** // to by argv and argl are invalidated by this call.
727	** //
728	** Th_Free(interp, argv);
729	**
730	*/
731	static int thSplitList(
732	Th_Interp interp, / Interpreter context */
733	const char zList, / Pointer to buffer containing input list */
734	int nList, /* Size of buffer pointed to by zList */
735	char **pazElem, / OUT: Array of list elements */
736	int *panElem, / OUT: Lengths of each list element */
737	int pnCount / OUT: Number of list elements */
738	){
739	int rc = TH_OK;
740
	@@ -774,14 +774,14 @@
774	assert((lenbuf.nBuf/sizeof(int))==nCount);
775
776	assert((pazElem && panElem) \|\| (!pazElem && !panElem));
777	if( pazElem && rc==TH_OK ){
778	int i;
779	char *zElem;
780	int *anElem;
781	char **azElem = Th_Malloc(interp,
782	sizeof(char) nCount + /* azElem */
783	sizeof(int) * nCount + /* anElem */
784	strbuf.nBuf /* space for list element strings */
785	);
786	anElem = (int *)&azElem[nCount];
787	zElem = (char *)&anElem[nCount];
	@@ -795,11 +795,11 @@
795	*panElem = anElem;
796	}
797	if( pnCount ){
798	*pnCount = nCount;
799	}
800
801	finish:
802	thBufferFree(interp, &strbuf);
803	thBufferFree(interp, &lenbuf);
804	return rc;
805	}
	@@ -876,18 +876,18 @@
876	if( rc==TH_OK ){
877	Th_Command p = (Th_Command )(pEntry->pData);
878	const char azArg = (const char )argv;
879	rc = p->xProc(interp, p->pContext, argc, azArg, argl);
880	}
881
882	/* If an error occurred, add this command to the stack trace report. */
883	if( rc==TH_ERROR ){
884	char *zRes;
885	int nRes;
886	char *zStack = 0;
887	int nStack = 0;
888
889	zRes = Th_TakeResult(interp, &nRes);
890	if( TH_OK==Th_GetVar(interp, (char *)"::th_stack_trace", -1) ){
891	zStack = Th_TakeResult(interp, &nStack);
892	}
893	Th_ListAppend(interp, &zStack, &nStack, zFirst, zInput-zFirst);
	@@ -912,15 +912,15 @@
912	**
913	** Argument iFrame is interpreted as follows:
914	**
915	** * If iFrame is 0, this means the current frame.
916	**
917	** * If iFrame is negative, then the nth frame up the stack, where
918	** n is the absolute value of iFrame. A value of -1 means the
919	** calling procedure.
920	**
921	** * If iFrame is +ve, then the nth frame from the bottom of the
922	** stack. An iFrame value of 1 means the toplevel (global) frame.
923	*/
924	static Th_Frame getFrame(Th_Interp interp, int iFrame){
925	Th_Frame *p = interp->pFrame;
926	int i;
	@@ -948,28 +948,28 @@
948
949
950	/*
951	** Evaluate th1 script (zProgram, nProgram) in the frame identified by
952	** argument iFrame. Leave either an error message or a result in the
953	** interpreter result and return a th1 error code (TH_OK, TH_ERROR,
954	** TH_RETURN, TH_CONTINUE or TH_BREAK).
955	*/
956	int Th_Eval(Th_Interp interp, int iFrame, const char zProgram, int nProgram){
957	int rc = TH_OK;
958	Th_Frame *pSavedFrame = interp->pFrame;
959
960	/* Set Th_Interp.pFrame to the frame that this script is to be
961	** evaluated in. The current frame is saved in pSavedFrame and will
962	** be restored before this function returns.
963	*/
964	interp->pFrame = getFrame(interp, iFrame);
965
966	if( !interp->pFrame ){
967	rc = TH_ERROR;
968	}else{
969	int nInput = nProgram;
970
971	if( nInput<0 ){
972	nInput = th_strlen(zProgram);
973	}
974	rc = thEvalLocal(interp, zProgram, nInput);
975	}
	@@ -995,13 +995,13 @@
995	** array key name.
996	*/
997	static int thAnalyseVarname(
998	const char *zVarname,
999	int nVarname,
1000	const char *pzOuter, / OUT: Pointer to scalar/array name */
1001	int pnOuter, / OUT: Number of bytes at pzOuter /
1002	const char *pzInner, / OUT: Pointer to array key (or null) */
1003	int pnInner, / OUT: Number of bytes at pzInner /
1004	int pisGlobal / OUT: Set to true if this is a global ref */
1005	){
1006	const char *zOuter = zVarname;
1007	int nOuter;
	@@ -1044,11 +1044,11 @@
1044	return TH_OK;
1045	}
1046
1047	/*
1048	** Input string (zVar, nVar) contains a variable name. This function locates
1049	** the Th_Variable structure associated with the named variable. The
1050	** variable name may be a global or local scalar or array variable
1051	**
1052	** If the create argument is non-zero and the named variable does not exist
1053	** it is created. Otherwise, an error is left in the interpreter result
1054	** and NULL returned.
	@@ -1057,11 +1057,11 @@
1057	** an error is left in the interpreter result and NULL returned. If
1058	** arrayok is true an array name is Ok.
1059	*/
1060	static Th_Variable *thFindValue(
1061	Th_Interp *interp,
1062	const char zVar, / Pointer to variable name */
1063	int nVar, /* Number of bytes at nVar */
1064	int create, /* If true, create the variable if not found */
1065	int arrayok, /* If true, an array is Ok. Otherwise array==error */
1066	int noerror /* If false, set interpreter result to error message */
1067	){
	@@ -1135,12 +1135,12 @@
1135	}
1136	return 0;
1137	}
1138
1139	/*
1140	** String (zVar, nVar) must contain the name of a scalar variable or
1141	** array member. Look up the variable, store its current value in
1142	** the interpreter result and return TH_OK.
1143	**
1144	** If the named variable does not exist, return TH_ERROR and leave
1145	** an error message in the interpreter result.
1146	*/
	@@ -1174,12 +1174,12 @@
1174	**
1175	** If (zVar, nVar) refers to an existing array, TH_ERROR is returned
1176	** and an error message left in the interpreter result.
1177	*/
1178	int Th_SetVar(
1179	Th_Interp *interp,
1180	const char *zVar,
1181	int nVar,
1182	const char *zValue,
1183	int nValue
1184	){
1185	Th_Variable *pValue;
	@@ -1210,13 +1210,13 @@
1210	** Create a variable link so that accessing variable (zLocal, nLocal) is
1211	** the same as accessing variable (zLink, nLink) in stack frame iFrame.
1212	*/
1213	int Th_LinkVar(
1214	Th_Interp interp, / Interpreter */
1215	const char zLocal, int nLocal, / Local varname */
1216	int iFrame, /* Stack frame of linked var */
1217	const char zLink, int nLink / Linked varname */
1218	){
1219	Th_Frame *pSavedFrame = interp->pFrame;
1220	Th_Frame *pFrame;
1221	Th_HashEntry *pEntry;
1222	Th_Variable *pValue;
	@@ -1299,11 +1299,11 @@
1299	if( interp ){
1300	char *zRes = 0;
1301	int nRes = 0;
1302
1303	Th_SetVar(interp, (char *)"::th_stack_trace", -1, 0, 0);
1304
1305	Th_StringAppend(interp, &zRes, &nRes, zPre, -1);
1306	if( zRes[nRes-1]=='"' ){
1307	Th_StringAppend(interp, &zRes, &nRes, z, n);
1308	Th_StringAppend(interp, &zRes, &nRes, (const char *)"\"", 1);
1309	}else{
	@@ -1381,12 +1381,12 @@
1381	return (char *)Th_Malloc(pInterp, 1);
1382	}
1383	}
1384
1385
1386	/*
1387	** Wrappers around the supplied malloc() and free()
1388	*/
1389	void Th_Malloc(Th_Interp pInterp, int nByte){
1390	void *p = pInterp->pVtab->xMalloc(nByte);
1391	if( p ){
1392	memset(p, 0, nByte);
	@@ -1398,16 +1398,16 @@
1398	pInterp->pVtab->xFree(z);
1399	}
1400	}
1401
1402	/*
1403	** Install a new th1 command.
1404	**
1405	** If a command of the same name already exists, it is deleted automatically.
1406	*/
1407	int Th_CreateCommand(
1408	Th_Interp *interp,
1409	const char zName, / New command name */
1410	Th_CommandProc xProc, /* Command callback proc */
1411	void pContext, / Value to pass as second arg to xProc */
1412	void (xDel)(Th_Interp , void ) / Command destructor callback */
1413	){
	@@ -1425,27 +1425,27 @@
1425	}
1426	pCommand->xProc = xProc;
1427	pCommand->pContext = pContext;
1428	pCommand->xDel = xDel;
1429	pEntry->pData = (void *)pCommand;
1430
1431	return TH_OK;
1432	}
1433
1434	/*
1435	** Rename the existing command (zName, nName) to (zNew, nNew). If nNew is 0,
1436	** the command is deleted instead of renamed.
1437	**
1438	** If successful, TH_OK is returned. If command zName does not exist, or
1439	** if command zNew already exists, an error message is left in the
1440	** interpreter result and TH_ERROR is returned.
1441	*/
1442	int Th_RenameCommand(
1443	Th_Interp *interp,
1444	const char zName, / Existing command name */
1445	int nName, /* Number of bytes at zName */
1446	const char zNew, / New command name */
1447	int nNew /* Number of bytes at zNew */
1448	){
1449	Th_HashEntry *pEntry;
1450	Th_HashEntry *pNewEntry;
1451
	@@ -1499,11 +1499,11 @@
1499	** If an error occurs (if (zList, nList) is not a valid list) an error
1500	** message is left in the interpreter result and TH_ERROR returned.
1501	**
1502	** If successful, *pnCount is set to the number of elements in the list.
1503	** panElem is set to point at an array of *pnCount integers - the lengths
1504	** of the element values. *pazElem is set to point at an array of
1505	** pointers to buffers containing the array element's data.
1506	**
1507	** To free the arrays allocated at pazElem and panElem, the caller
1508	** should call Th_Free() on *pazElem only. Exactly one such call to
1509	** Th_Free() must be made per call to Th_SplitList().
	@@ -1525,13 +1525,13 @@
1525	** Th_Free(interp, azElem);
1526	**
1527	*/
1528	int Th_SplitList(
1529	Th_Interp *interp,
1530	const char zList, / Pointer to buffer containing list */
1531	int nList, /* Number of bytes at zList */
1532	char **pazElem, / OUT: Array of pointers to element data */
1533	int *panElem, / OUT: Array of element data lengths */
1534	int pnCount / OUT: Number of elements in list */
1535	){
1536	int rc;
1537	interp->isListMode = 1;
	@@ -1542,16 +1542,16 @@
1542	}
1543	return rc;
1544	}
1545
1546	/*
1547	** Append a new element to an existing th1 list. The element to append
1548	** to the list is (zElem, nElem).
1549	**
1550	** A pointer to the existing list must be stored at *pzList when this
1551	** function is called. The length must be stored in *pnList. The value
1552	** of pzList must either be NULL (in which case pnList must be 0), or
1553	** a pointer to memory obtained from Th_Malloc().
1554	**
1555	** This function calls Th_Free() to free the buffer at *pzList and sets
1556	** pzList to point to a new buffer containing the new list value. pnList
1557	** is similarly updated before returning. The return value is always TH_OK.
	@@ -1568,13 +1568,13 @@
1568	** Th_Free(interp, zList);
1569	**
1570	*/
1571	int Th_ListAppend(
1572	Th_Interp interp, / Interpreter context */
1573	char *pzList, / IN/OUT: Ptr to ptr to list */
1574	int pnList, / IN/OUT: Current length of pzList /
1575	const char zElem, / Data to append */
1576	int nElem /* Length of nElem */
1577	){
1578	Buffer output;
1579	int i;
1580
	@@ -1623,13 +1623,13 @@
1623	** Append a new element to an existing th1 string. This function uses
1624	** the same interface as the Th_ListAppend() function.
1625	*/
1626	int Th_StringAppend(
1627	Th_Interp interp, / Interpreter context */
1628	char *pzStr, / IN/OUT: Ptr to ptr to list */
1629	int pnStr, / IN/OUT: Current length of pzStr /
1630	const char zElem, / Data to append */
1631	int nElem /* Length of nElem */
1632	){
1633	char *zNew;
1634	int nNew;
1635
	@@ -1647,11 +1647,11 @@
1647	*pnStr = nNew;
1648
1649	return TH_OK;
1650	}
1651
1652	/*
1653	** Delete an interpreter.
1654	*/
1655	void Th_DeleteInterp(Th_Interp *interp){
1656	assert(interp->pFrame);
1657	assert(0==interp->pFrame->pCaller);
	@@ -1668,11 +1668,11 @@
1668
1669	/* Delete the interpreter structure itself. */
1670	Th_Free(interp, (void *)interp);
1671	}
1672
1673	/*
1674	** Create a new interpreter.
1675	*/
1676	Th_Interp * Th_CreateInterp(Th_Vtab *pVtab){
1677	Th_Interp *p;
1678
	@@ -1702,11 +1702,11 @@
1702	Operator *pOp;
1703	Expr *pParent;
1704	Expr *pLeft;
1705	Expr *pRight;
1706
1707	char zValue; / Pointer to literal value */
1708	int nValue; /* Length of literal value buffer */
1709	};
1710
1711	/* Unary operators */
1712	#define OP_UNARY_MINUS 2
	@@ -1758,11 +1758,11 @@
1758	{"+", OP_UNARY_PLUS, 1, ARG_NUMBER},
1759	{"~", OP_BITWISE_NOT, 1, ARG_INTEGER},
1760	{"!", OP_LOGICAL_NOT, 1, ARG_INTEGER},
1761
1762	/* Binary operators. It is important to the parsing in Th_Expr() that
1763	* the two-character symbols ("==") appear before the one-character
1764	* ones ("="). And that the priorities of all binary operators are
1765	* integers between 2 and 12.
1766	*/
1767	{"<<", OP_LEFTSHIFT, 4, ARG_INTEGER},
1768	{">>", OP_RIGHTSHIFT, 4, ARG_INTEGER},
	@@ -1789,16 +1789,16 @@
1789	{0,0,0,0}
1790	};
1791
1792	/*
1793	** The first part of the string (zInput,nInput) contains a number.
1794	** Set *pnVarname to the number of bytes in the numeric string.
1795	*/
1796	static int thNextNumber(
1797	Th_Interp *interp,
1798	const char *zInput,
1799	int nInput,
1800	int *pnLiteral
1801	){
1802	int i;
1803	int seenDot = 0;
1804	for(i=0; i<nInput; i++){
	@@ -1864,11 +1864,11 @@
1864	if( eArgType==ARG_NUMBER ){
1865	if( (zLeft==0 \|\| TH_OK==Th_ToInt(0, zLeft, nLeft, &iLeft))
1866	&& (zRight==0 \|\| TH_OK==Th_ToInt(0, zRight, nRight, &iRight))
1867	){
1868	eArgType = ARG_INTEGER;
1869	}else if(
1870	(zLeft && TH_OK!=Th_ToDouble(interp, zLeft, nLeft, &fLeft)) \|\|
1871	(zRight && TH_OK!=Th_ToDouble(interp, zRight, nRight, &fRight))
1872	){
1873	/* A type error. */
1874	rc = TH_ERROR;
	@@ -1876,11 +1876,11 @@
1876	}else if( eArgType==ARG_INTEGER ){
1877	rc = Th_ToInt(interp, zLeft, nLeft, &iLeft);
1878	if( rc==TH_OK && zRight ){
1879	rc = Th_ToInt(interp, zRight, nRight, &iRight);
1880	}
1881	}
1882	}
1883
1884	if( rc==TH_OK && eArgType==ARG_INTEGER ){
1885	int iRes = 0;
1886	switch( pExpr->pOp->eOp ) {
	@@ -1978,11 +1978,11 @@
1978	#define ISTERM(x) (apToken[x] && (!apToken[x]->pOp \|\| apToken[x]->pLeft))
1979
1980	for(jj=0; jj<nToken; jj++){
1981	if( apToken[jj]->pOp && apToken[jj]->pOp->eOp==OP_OPEN_BRACKET ){
1982	int nNest = 1;
1983	int iLeft = jj;
1984
1985	for(jj++; jj<nToken; jj++){
1986	Operator *pOp = apToken[jj]->pOp;
1987	if( pOp && pOp->eOp==OP_OPEN_BRACKET ) nNest++;
1988	if( pOp && pOp->eOp==OP_CLOSE_BRACKET ) nNest--;
	@@ -2052,11 +2052,11 @@
2052	/*
2053	** Parse a string containing a TH expression to a list of tokens.
2054	*/
2055	static int exprParse(
2056	Th_Interp interp, / Interpreter to leave error message in */
2057	const char zExpr, / Pointer to input string */
2058	int nExpr, /* Number of bytes at zExpr */
2059	Expr **papToken, / OUT: Array of tokens. */
2060	int pnToken / OUT: Size of token array */
2061	){
2062	int i;
	@@ -2127,11 +2127,11 @@
2127	memcpy(pNew->zValue, z, pNew->nValue);
2128	i += pNew->nValue;
2129	}
2130	if( (nToken%16)==0 ){
2131	/* Grow the apToken array. */
2132	Expr **apTokenOld = apToken;
2133	apToken = Th_Malloc(interp, sizeof(Expr )(nToken+16));
2134	memcpy(apToken, apTokenOld, sizeof(Expr )nToken);
2135	}
2136
2137	/* Put the new token at the end of the apToken array */
	@@ -2152,11 +2152,11 @@
2152	/*
2153	** Evaluate the string (zExpr, nExpr) as a Th expression. Store
2154	** the result in the interpreter interp and return TH_OK if
2155	** successful. If an error occurs, store an error message in
2156	** the interpreter result and return an error code.
2157	*/
2158	int Th_Expr(Th_Interp interp, const char zExpr, int nExpr){
2159	int rc; /* Return Code */
2160	int i; /* Loop counter */
2161
2162	int nToken = 0;
	@@ -2169,11 +2169,11 @@
2169	/* Parse the expression to a list of tokens. */
2170	rc = exprParse(interp, zExpr, nExpr, &apToken, &nToken);
2171
2172	/* If the parsing was successful, create an expression tree from
2173	** the parsed list of tokens. If successful, apToken[0] is set
2174	** to point to the root of the expression tree.
2175	*/
2176	if( rc==TH_OK ){
2177	rc = exprMakeTree(interp, apToken, nToken);
2178	}
2179
	@@ -2210,11 +2210,11 @@
2210	** the callback function xCallback for each entry. The second argument
2211	** passed to xCallback is a copy of the fourth argument passed to this
2212	** function.
2213	*/
2214	void Th_HashIterate(
2215	Th_Interp *interp,
2216	Th_Hash *pHash,
2217	void (xCallback)(Th_HashEntry pEntry, void *pContext),
2218	void *pContext
2219	){
2220	int i;
	@@ -2244,14 +2244,14 @@
2244	Th_Free(interp, pHash);
2245	}
2246	}
2247
2248	/*
2249	** This function is used to insert or delete hash table items, or to
2250	** query a hash table for an existing item.
2251	**
2252	** If parameter op is less than zero, then the hash-table element
2253	** identified by (zKey, nKey) is removed from the hash-table if it
2254	** exists. NULL is returned.
2255	**
2256	** Otherwise, if the hash-table contains an item with key (zKey, nKey),
2257	** a pointer to the associated Th_HashEntry is returned. If parameter
	@@ -2258,11 +2258,11 @@
2258	** op is greater than zero, then a new entry is added if one cannot
2259	** be found. If op is zero, then NULL is returned if the item is
2260	** not already present in the hash-table.
2261	*/
2262	Th_HashEntry *Th_HashFind(
2263	Th_Interp *interp,
2264	Th_Hash *pHash,
2265	const char *zKey,
2266	int nKey,
2267	int op /* -ve = delete, 0 = find, +ve = insert */
2268	){
	@@ -2326,11 +2326,11 @@
2326	** '\f' 0x0C
2327	** '\r' 0x0D
2328	**
2329	** Whitespace characters have the 0x01 flag set. Decimal digits have the
2330	** 0x2 flag set. Single byte printable characters have the 0x4 flag set.
2331	** Alphabet characters have the 0x8 bit set.
2332	**
2333	** The special list characters have the 0x10 flag set
2334	**
2335	** { } [ ] \ ; ' "
2336	**
	@@ -2477,14 +2477,14 @@
2477	return z - zBegin;
2478	}
2479
2480	/*
2481	** Try to convert the string passed as arguments (z, n) to an integer.
2482	** If successful, store the result in *piOut and return TH_OK.
2483	**
2484	** If the string cannot be converted to an integer, return TH_ERROR.
2485	** If the interp argument is not NULL, leave an error message in the
2486	** interpreter result too.
2487	*/
2488	int Th_ToInt(Th_Interp interp, const char z, int n, int *piOut){
2489	int i = 0;
2490	int iOut = 0;
	@@ -2512,20 +2512,20 @@
2512	return TH_OK;
2513	}
2514
2515	/*
2516	** Try to convert the string passed as arguments (z, n) to a double.
2517	** If successful, store the result in *pfOut and return TH_OK.
2518	**
2519	** If the string cannot be converted to a double, return TH_ERROR.
2520	** If the interp argument is not NULL, leave an error message in the
2521	** interpreter result too.
2522	*/
2523	int Th_ToDouble(
2524	Th_Interp *interp,
2525	const char *z,
2526	int n,
2527	double *pfOut
2528	){
2529	if( !sqlite3IsNumber((const char *)z, 0) ){
2530	Th_ErrorMessage(interp, "expected number, got: \"", z, n);
2531	return TH_ERROR;
	@@ -2566,33 +2566,33 @@
2566	** the double fVal and return TH_OK.
2567	*/
2568	int Th_SetResultDouble(Th_Interp *interp, double fVal){
2569	int i; /* Iterator variable */
2570	double v = fVal; /* Input value */
2571	char zBuf[128]; /* Output buffer */
2572	char z = zBuf; / Output cursor */
2573	int iDot = 0; /* Digit after which to place decimal point */
2574	int iExp = 0; /* Exponent (NN in eNN) */
2575	const char zExp; / String representation of iExp */
2576
2577	/* Precision: */
2578	#define INSIGNIFICANT 0.000000000001
2579	#define ROUNDER 0.0000000000005
2580	double insignificant = INSIGNIFICANT;
2581
2582	/* If the real value is negative, write a '-' character to the
2583	* output and transform v to the corresponding positive number.
2584	*/
2585	if( v<0.0 ){
2586	*z++ = '-';
2587	v *= -1.0;
2588	}
2589
2590	/* Normalize v to a value between 1.0 and 10.0. Integer
2591	* variable iExp is set to the exponent. i.e the original
2592	* value is (v * 10^iExp) (or the negative thereof).
2593	*/
2594	if( v>0.0 ){
2595	while( (v+ROUNDER)>=10.0 ) { iExp++; v *= 0.1; }
2596	while( (v+ROUNDER)<1.0 ) { iExp--; v *= 10.0; }
2597	}
2598	v += ROUNDER;
2599

M src/th.h

+22 -22

		--- src/th.h
		+++ src/th.h
		@@ -18,70 +18,70 @@
18	18	/*
19	19	** Opaque handle for interpeter.
20	20	*/
21	21	typedef struct Th_Interp Th_Interp;
22	22
23		-/*
24		-** Create and delete interpreters.
	23	+/*
	24	+** Create and delete interpreters.
25	25	*/
26	26	Th_Interp * Th_CreateInterp(Th_Vtab *pVtab);
27	27	void Th_DeleteInterp(Th_Interp *);
28	28
29		-/*
	29	+/*
30	30	** Evaluate an TH program in the stack frame identified by parameter
31	31	** iFrame, according to the following rules:
32	32	**
33	33	** * If iFrame is 0, this means the current frame.
34	34	**
35		-** * If iFrame is negative, then the nth frame up the stack, where n is
	35	+** * If iFrame is negative, then the nth frame up the stack, where n is
36	36	** the absolute value of iFrame. A value of -1 means the calling
37	37	** procedure.
38	38	**
39	39	** * If iFrame is +ve, then the nth frame from the bottom of the stack.
40	40	** An iFrame value of 1 means the toplevel (global) frame.
41	41	*/
42	42	int Th_Eval(Th_Interp interp, int iFrame, const char zProg, int nProg);
43	43
44	44	/*
45		-** Evaluate a TH expression. The result is stored in the
	45	+** Evaluate a TH expression. The result is stored in the
46	46	** interpreter result.
47	47	*/
48	48	int Th_Expr(Th_Interp interp, const char , int);
49	49
50		-/*
	50	+/*
51	51	** Access TH variables in the current stack frame. If the variable name
52		-** begins with "::", the lookup is in the top level (global) frame.
	52	+** begins with "::", the lookup is in the top level (global) frame.
53	53	*/
54	54	int Th_ExistsVar(Th_Interp , const char , int);
55	55	int Th_GetVar(Th_Interp , const char , int);
56	56	int Th_SetVar(Th_Interp , const char , int, const char *, int);
57	57	int Th_LinkVar(Th_Interp , const char , int, int, const char *, int);
58	58	int Th_UnsetVar(Th_Interp , const char , int);
59	59
60	60	typedef int (Th_CommandProc)(Th_Interp , void , int, const char , int );
61	61
62		-/*
63		-** Register new commands.
	62	+/*
	63	+** Register new commands.
64	64	*/
65	65	int Th_CreateCommand(
66		- Th_Interp *interp,
67		- const char *zName,
	66	+ Th_Interp *interp,
	67	+ const char *zName,
68	68	/* int (xProc)(Th_Interp , void , int, const char , int ), */
69	69	Th_CommandProc xProc,
70	70	void *pContext,
71	71	void (xDel)(Th_Interp , void *)
72	72	);
73	73
74		-/*
	74	+/*
75	75	** Delete or rename commands.
76	76	*/
77	77	int Th_RenameCommand(Th_Interp , const char , int, const char *, int);
78	78
79		-/*
80		-** Push a new stack frame (local variable context) onto the interpreter
81		-** stack, call the function supplied as parameter xCall with the two
82		-** context arguments,
	79	+/*
	80	+** Push a new stack frame (local variable context) onto the interpreter
	81	+** stack, call the function supplied as parameter xCall with the two
	82	+** context arguments,
83	83	**
84	84	** xCall(interp, pContext1, pContext2)
85	85	**
86	86	** , then pop the frame off of the interpreter stack. The value returned
87	87	** by the xCall() function is returned as the result of this function.
		@@ -93,21 +93,21 @@
93	93	int (xCall)(Th_Interp , void pContext1, void pContext2),
94	94	void *pContext1,
95	95	void *pContext2
96	96	);
97	97
98		-/*
	98	+/*
99	99	** Valid return codes for xProc callbacks.
100	100	*/
101	101	#define TH_OK 0
102	102	#define TH_ERROR 1
103	103	#define TH_BREAK 2
104	104	#define TH_RETURN 3
105	105	#define TH_CONTINUE 4
106	106
107		-/*
108		-** Set and get the interpreter result.
	107	+/*
	108	+** Set and get the interpreter result.
109	109	*/
110	110	int Th_SetResult(Th_Interp , const char , int);
111	111	const char Th_GetResult(Th_Interp , int *);
112	112	char Th_TakeResult(Th_Interp , int *);
113	113
		@@ -115,26 +115,26 @@
115	115	** Set an error message as the interpreter result. This also
116	116	** sets the global stack-trace variable $::th_stack_trace.
117	117	*/
118	118	int Th_ErrorMessage(Th_Interp , const char , const char *, int);
119	119
120		-/*
	120	+/*
121	121	** Access the memory management functions associated with the specified
122	122	** interpreter.
123	123	*/
124	124	void Th_Malloc(Th_Interp , int);
125	125	void Th_Free(Th_Interp , void );
126	126
127		-/*
	127	+/*
128	128	** Functions for handling TH lists.
129	129	*/
130	130	int Th_ListAppend(Th_Interp , char , int , const char *, int);
131	131	int Th_SplitList(Th_Interp , const char , int, char *, int , int *);
132	132
133	133	int Th_StringAppend(Th_Interp , char , int , const char *, int);
134	134
135		-/*
	135	+/*
136	136	** Functions for handling numbers and pointers.
137	137	*/
138	138	int Th_ToInt(Th_Interp , const char , int, int *);
139	139	int Th_ToDouble(Th_Interp , const char , int, double *);
140	140	int Th_SetResultInt(Th_Interp *, int);
141	141

	--- src/th.h
	+++ src/th.h
	@@ -18,70 +18,70 @@
18	/*
19	** Opaque handle for interpeter.
20	*/
21	typedef struct Th_Interp Th_Interp;
22
23	/*
24	** Create and delete interpreters.
25	*/
26	Th_Interp * Th_CreateInterp(Th_Vtab *pVtab);
27	void Th_DeleteInterp(Th_Interp *);
28
29	/*
30	** Evaluate an TH program in the stack frame identified by parameter
31	** iFrame, according to the following rules:
32	**
33	** * If iFrame is 0, this means the current frame.
34	**
35	** * If iFrame is negative, then the nth frame up the stack, where n is
36	** the absolute value of iFrame. A value of -1 means the calling
37	** procedure.
38	**
39	** * If iFrame is +ve, then the nth frame from the bottom of the stack.
40	** An iFrame value of 1 means the toplevel (global) frame.
41	*/
42	int Th_Eval(Th_Interp interp, int iFrame, const char zProg, int nProg);
43
44	/*
45	** Evaluate a TH expression. The result is stored in the
46	** interpreter result.
47	*/
48	int Th_Expr(Th_Interp interp, const char , int);
49
50	/*
51	** Access TH variables in the current stack frame. If the variable name
52	** begins with "::", the lookup is in the top level (global) frame.
53	*/
54	int Th_ExistsVar(Th_Interp , const char , int);
55	int Th_GetVar(Th_Interp , const char , int);
56	int Th_SetVar(Th_Interp , const char , int, const char *, int);
57	int Th_LinkVar(Th_Interp , const char , int, int, const char *, int);
58	int Th_UnsetVar(Th_Interp , const char , int);
59
60	typedef int (Th_CommandProc)(Th_Interp , void , int, const char , int );
61
62	/*
63	** Register new commands.
64	*/
65	int Th_CreateCommand(
66	Th_Interp *interp,
67	const char *zName,
68	/* int (xProc)(Th_Interp , void , int, const char , int ), */
69	Th_CommandProc xProc,
70	void *pContext,
71	void (xDel)(Th_Interp , void *)
72	);
73
74	/*
75	** Delete or rename commands.
76	*/
77	int Th_RenameCommand(Th_Interp , const char , int, const char *, int);
78
79	/*
80	** Push a new stack frame (local variable context) onto the interpreter
81	** stack, call the function supplied as parameter xCall with the two
82	** context arguments,
83	**
84	** xCall(interp, pContext1, pContext2)
85	**
86	** , then pop the frame off of the interpreter stack. The value returned
87	** by the xCall() function is returned as the result of this function.
	@@ -93,21 +93,21 @@
93	int (xCall)(Th_Interp , void pContext1, void pContext2),
94	void *pContext1,
95	void *pContext2
96	);
97
98	/*
99	** Valid return codes for xProc callbacks.
100	*/
101	#define TH_OK 0
102	#define TH_ERROR 1
103	#define TH_BREAK 2
104	#define TH_RETURN 3
105	#define TH_CONTINUE 4
106
107	/*
108	** Set and get the interpreter result.
109	*/
110	int Th_SetResult(Th_Interp , const char , int);
111	const char Th_GetResult(Th_Interp , int *);
112	char Th_TakeResult(Th_Interp , int *);
113
	@@ -115,26 +115,26 @@
115	** Set an error message as the interpreter result. This also
116	** sets the global stack-trace variable $::th_stack_trace.
117	*/
118	int Th_ErrorMessage(Th_Interp , const char , const char *, int);
119
120	/*
121	** Access the memory management functions associated with the specified
122	** interpreter.
123	*/
124	void Th_Malloc(Th_Interp , int);
125	void Th_Free(Th_Interp , void );
126
127	/*
128	** Functions for handling TH lists.
129	*/
130	int Th_ListAppend(Th_Interp , char , int , const char *, int);
131	int Th_SplitList(Th_Interp , const char , int, char *, int , int *);
132
133	int Th_StringAppend(Th_Interp , char , int , const char *, int);
134
135	/*
136	** Functions for handling numbers and pointers.
137	*/
138	int Th_ToInt(Th_Interp , const char , int, int *);
139	int Th_ToDouble(Th_Interp , const char , int, double *);
140	int Th_SetResultInt(Th_Interp *, int);
141

	--- src/th.h
	+++ src/th.h
	@@ -18,70 +18,70 @@
18	/*
19	** Opaque handle for interpeter.
20	*/
21	typedef struct Th_Interp Th_Interp;
22
23	/*
24	** Create and delete interpreters.
25	*/
26	Th_Interp * Th_CreateInterp(Th_Vtab *pVtab);
27	void Th_DeleteInterp(Th_Interp *);
28
29	/*
30	** Evaluate an TH program in the stack frame identified by parameter
31	** iFrame, according to the following rules:
32	**
33	** * If iFrame is 0, this means the current frame.
34	**
35	** * If iFrame is negative, then the nth frame up the stack, where n is
36	** the absolute value of iFrame. A value of -1 means the calling
37	** procedure.
38	**
39	** * If iFrame is +ve, then the nth frame from the bottom of the stack.
40	** An iFrame value of 1 means the toplevel (global) frame.
41	*/
42	int Th_Eval(Th_Interp interp, int iFrame, const char zProg, int nProg);
43
44	/*
45	** Evaluate a TH expression. The result is stored in the
46	** interpreter result.
47	*/
48	int Th_Expr(Th_Interp interp, const char , int);
49
50	/*
51	** Access TH variables in the current stack frame. If the variable name
52	** begins with "::", the lookup is in the top level (global) frame.
53	*/
54	int Th_ExistsVar(Th_Interp , const char , int);
55	int Th_GetVar(Th_Interp , const char , int);
56	int Th_SetVar(Th_Interp , const char , int, const char *, int);
57	int Th_LinkVar(Th_Interp , const char , int, int, const char *, int);
58	int Th_UnsetVar(Th_Interp , const char , int);
59
60	typedef int (Th_CommandProc)(Th_Interp , void , int, const char , int );
61
62	/*
63	** Register new commands.
64	*/
65	int Th_CreateCommand(
66	Th_Interp *interp,
67	const char *zName,
68	/* int (xProc)(Th_Interp , void , int, const char , int ), */
69	Th_CommandProc xProc,
70	void *pContext,
71	void (xDel)(Th_Interp , void *)
72	);
73
74	/*
75	** Delete or rename commands.
76	*/
77	int Th_RenameCommand(Th_Interp , const char , int, const char *, int);
78
79	/*
80	** Push a new stack frame (local variable context) onto the interpreter
81	** stack, call the function supplied as parameter xCall with the two
82	** context arguments,
83	**
84	** xCall(interp, pContext1, pContext2)
85	**
86	** , then pop the frame off of the interpreter stack. The value returned
87	** by the xCall() function is returned as the result of this function.
	@@ -93,21 +93,21 @@
93	int (xCall)(Th_Interp , void pContext1, void pContext2),
94	void *pContext1,
95	void *pContext2
96	);
97
98	/*
99	** Valid return codes for xProc callbacks.
100	*/
101	#define TH_OK 0
102	#define TH_ERROR 1
103	#define TH_BREAK 2
104	#define TH_RETURN 3
105	#define TH_CONTINUE 4
106
107	/*
108	** Set and get the interpreter result.
109	*/
110	int Th_SetResult(Th_Interp , const char , int);
111	const char Th_GetResult(Th_Interp , int *);
112	char Th_TakeResult(Th_Interp , int *);
113
	@@ -115,26 +115,26 @@
115	** Set an error message as the interpreter result. This also
116	** sets the global stack-trace variable $::th_stack_trace.
117	*/
118	int Th_ErrorMessage(Th_Interp , const char , const char *, int);
119
120	/*
121	** Access the memory management functions associated with the specified
122	** interpreter.
123	*/
124	void Th_Malloc(Th_Interp , int);
125	void Th_Free(Th_Interp , void );
126
127	/*
128	** Functions for handling TH lists.
129	*/
130	int Th_ListAppend(Th_Interp , char , int , const char *, int);
131	int Th_SplitList(Th_Interp , const char , int, char *, int , int *);
132
133	int Th_StringAppend(Th_Interp , char , int , const char *, int);
134
135	/*
136	** Functions for handling numbers and pointers.
137	*/
138	int Th_ToInt(Th_Interp , const char , int, int *);
139	int Th_ToDouble(Th_Interp , const char , int, double *);
140	int Th_SetResultInt(Th_Interp *, int);
141

M src/th_lang.c

+113 -113

		--- src/th_lang.c
		+++ src/th_lang.c
		@@ -1,12 +1,12 @@
1	1
2	2	/*
3		-** This file contains the implementation of all of the TH language
4		-** built-in commands.
	3	+** This file contains the implementation of all of the TH language
	4	+** built-in commands.
5	5	**
6		-** All built-in commands are implemented using the public interface
7		-** declared in th.h, so this file serves as both a part of the language
	6	+** All built-in commands are implemented using the public interface
	7	+** declared in th.h, so this file serves as both a part of the language
8	8	** implementation and an example of how to extend the language with
9	9	** new commands.
10	10	*/
11	11
12	12	#include "config.h"
		@@ -18,19 +18,19 @@
18	18	Th_ErrorMessage(interp, "wrong # args: should be \"", zMsg, -1);
19	19	return TH_ERROR;
20	20	}
21	21
22	22	/*
23		-** Syntax:
	23	+** Syntax:
24	24	**
25	25	** catch script ?varname?
26	26	*/
27	27	static int catch_command(
28		- Th_Interp *interp,
29		- void *ctx,
30		- int argc,
31		- const char **argv,
	28	+ Th_Interp *interp,
	29	+ void *ctx,
	30	+ int argc,
	31	+ const char **argv,
32	32	int *argl
33	33	){
34	34	int rc;
35	35
36	36	if( argc!=2 && argc!=3 ){
		@@ -47,19 +47,19 @@
47	47	Th_SetResultInt(interp, rc);
48	48	return TH_OK;
49	49	}
50	50
51	51	/*
52		-** TH Syntax:
	52	+** TH Syntax:
53	53	**
54	54	** if expr1 body1 ?elseif expr2 body2? ? ?else? bodyN?
55	55	*/
56	56	static int if_command(
57		- Th_Interp *interp,
58		- void *ctx,
59		- int argc,
60		- const char **argv,
	57	+ Th_Interp *interp,
	58	+ void *ctx,
	59	+ int argc,
	60	+ const char **argv,
61	61	int *argl
62	62	){
63	63	int rc = TH_OK;
64	64
65	65	int iCond; /* Result of evaluating expression */
		@@ -94,19 +94,19 @@
94	94	wrong_args:
95	95	return Th_WrongNumArgs(interp, "if ...");
96	96	}
97	97
98	98	/*
99		-** TH Syntax:
	99	+** TH Syntax:
100	100	**
101	101	** expr expr
102	102	*/
103	103	static int expr_command(
104		- Th_Interp *interp,
105		- void *ctx,
106		- int argc,
107		- const char **argv,
	104	+ Th_Interp *interp,
	105	+ void *ctx,
	106	+ int argc,
	107	+ const char **argv,
108	108	int *argl
109	109	){
110	110	if( argc!=2 ){
111	111	return Th_WrongNumArgs(interp, "expr expression");
112	112	}
		@@ -113,11 +113,11 @@
113	113
114	114	return Th_Expr(interp, argv[1], argl[1]);
115	115	}
116	116
117	117	/*
118		-** Evaluate the th1 script (zBody, nBody) in the local stack frame.
	118	+** Evaluate the th1 script (zBody, nBody) in the local stack frame.
119	119	** Return the result of the evaluation, except if the result
120	120	** is TH_CONTINUE, return TH_OK instead.
121	121	*/
122	122	static int eval_loopbody(Th_Interp interp, const char zBody, int nBody){
123	123	int rc = Th_Eval(interp, 0, zBody, nBody);
		@@ -126,19 +126,19 @@
126	126	}
127	127	return rc;
128	128	}
129	129
130	130	/*
131		-** TH Syntax:
	131	+** TH Syntax:
132	132	**
133	133	** for init condition incr script
134	134	*/
135	135	static int for_command(
136		- Th_Interp *interp,
137		- void *ctx,
138		- int argc,
139		- const char **argv,
	136	+ Th_Interp *interp,
	137	+ void *ctx,
	138	+ int argc,
	139	+ const char **argv,
140	140	int *argl
141	141	){
142	142	int rc;
143	143	int iCond;
144	144
		@@ -147,11 +147,11 @@
147	147	}
148	148
149	149	/* Evaluate the 'init' script */
150	150	rc = Th_Eval(interp, 0, argv[1], -1);
151	151
152		- while( rc==TH_OK
	152	+ while( rc==TH_OK
153	153	&& TH_OK==(rc = Th_Expr(interp, argv[2], -1))
154	154	&& TH_OK==(rc = Th_ToInt(interp, Th_GetResult(interp, 0), -1, &iCond))
155	155	&& iCond
156	156	&& TH_OK==(rc = eval_loopbody(interp, argv[4], argl[4]))
157	157	){
		@@ -161,45 +161,45 @@
161	161	if( rc==TH_BREAK ) rc = TH_OK;
162	162	return rc;
163	163	}
164	164
165	165	/*
166		-** TH Syntax:
	166	+** TH Syntax:
167	167	**
168	168	** list ?arg1 ?arg2? ...?
169	169	*/
170	170	static int list_command(
171		- Th_Interp *interp,
172		- void *ctx,
173		- int argc,
174		- const char **argv,
	171	+ Th_Interp *interp,
	172	+ void *ctx,
	173	+ int argc,
	174	+ const char **argv,
175	175	int *argl
176	176	){
177	177	char *zList = 0;
178	178	int nList = 0;
179	179	int i;
180	180
181	181	for(i=1; i<argc; i++){
182	182	Th_ListAppend(interp, &zList, &nList, argv[i], argl[i]);
183	183	}
184		-
	184	+
185	185	Th_SetResult(interp, zList, nList);
186	186	Th_Free(interp, zList);
187	187
188	188	return TH_OK;
189	189	}
190	190
191	191	/*
192		-** TH Syntax:
	192	+** TH Syntax:
193	193	**
194	194	** lindex list index
195	195	*/
196	196	static int lindex_command(
197		- Th_Interp *interp,
198		- void *ctx,
199		- int argc,
200		- const char **argv,
	197	+ Th_Interp *interp,
	198	+ void *ctx,
	199	+ int argc,
	200	+ const char **argv,
201	201	int *argl
202	202	){
203	203	int iElem;
204	204	int rc;
205	205
		@@ -227,19 +227,19 @@
227	227
228	228	return rc;
229	229	}
230	230
231	231	/*
232		-** TH Syntax:
	232	+** TH Syntax:
233	233	**
234	234	** llength list
235	235	*/
236	236	static int llength_command(
237		- Th_Interp *interp,
238		- void *ctx,
239		- int argc,
240		- const char **argv,
	237	+ Th_Interp *interp,
	238	+ void *ctx,
	239	+ int argc,
	240	+ const char **argv,
241	241	int *argl
242	242	){
243	243	int nElem;
244	244	int rc;
245	245
		@@ -254,19 +254,19 @@
254	254
255	255	return rc;
256	256	}
257	257
258	258	/*
259		-** TH Syntax:
	259	+** TH Syntax:
260	260	**
261	261	** set varname ?value?
262	262	*/
263	263	static int set_command(
264		- Th_Interp *interp,
265		- void *ctx,
266		- int argc,
267		- const char **argv,
	264	+ Th_Interp *interp,
	265	+ void *ctx,
	266	+ int argc,
	267	+ const char **argv,
268	268	int *argl
269	269	){
270	270	if( argc!=2 && argc!=3 ){
271	271	return Th_WrongNumArgs(interp, "set varname ?value?");
272	272	}
		@@ -277,30 +277,30 @@
277	277	return Th_GetVar(interp, argv[1], argl[1]);
278	278	}
279	279
280	280	/*
281	281	** When a new command is created using the built-in [proc] command, an
282		-** instance of the following structure is allocated and populated. A
283		-** pointer to the structure is passed as the context (second) argument
	282	+** instance of the following structure is allocated and populated. A
	283	+** pointer to the structure is passed as the context (second) argument
284	284	** to function proc_call1() when the new command is executed.
285	285	*/
286	286	typedef struct ProcDefn ProcDefn;
287	287	struct ProcDefn {
288	288	int nParam; /* Number of formal (non "args") parameters */
289		- char *azParam; / Parameter names */
	289	+ char *azParam; / Parameter names */
290	290	int anParam; / Lengths of parameter names */
291		- char *azDefault; / Default values */
	291	+ char *azDefault; / Default values */
292	292	int anDefault; / Lengths of default values */
293	293	int hasArgs; /* True if there is an "args" parameter */
294		- char zProgram; / Body of proc */
	294	+ char zProgram; / Body of proc */
295	295	int nProgram; /* Number of bytes at zProgram */
296		- char zUsage; / Usage message */
	296	+ char zUsage; / Usage message */
297	297	int nUsage; /* Number of bytes at zUsage */
298	298	};
299	299
300		-/* This structure is used to temporarily store arguments passed to an
301		-** invocation of a command created using [proc]. A pointer to an
	300	+/* This structure is used to temporarily store arguments passed to an
	301	+** invocation of a command created using [proc]. A pointer to an
302	302	** instance is passed as the second argument to the proc_call2() function.
303	303	*/
304	304	typedef struct ProcArgs ProcArgs;
305	305	struct ProcArgs {
306	306	int argc;
		@@ -323,11 +323,11 @@
323	323	ProcArgs pArgs = (ProcArgs )pContext2;
324	324
325	325	/* Check if there are the right number of arguments. If there are
326	326	** not, generate a usage message for the command.
327	327	*/
328		- if( (pArgs->argc>(p->nParam+1) && !p->hasArgs)
	328	+ if( (pArgs->argc>(p->nParam+1) && !p->hasArgs)
329	329	\|\| (pArgs->argc<=(p->nParam) && !p->azDefault[pArgs->argc-1])
330	330	){
331	331	char *zUsage = 0;
332	332	int nUsage = 0;
333	333	Th_StringAppend(interp, &zUsage, &nUsage, pArgs->argv[0], pArgs->argl[0]);
		@@ -374,12 +374,12 @@
374	374	** created using the [proc] command. The second argument, pContext,
375	375	** is a pointer to the associated ProcDefn structure.
376	376	*/
377	377	static int proc_call1(
378	378	Th_Interp *interp,
379		- void *pContext,
380		- int argc,
	379	+ void *pContext,
	380	+ int argc,
381	381	const char **argv,
382	382	int *argl
383	383	){
384	384	int rc;
385	385
		@@ -400,32 +400,32 @@
400	400	}
401	401	return rc;
402	402	}
403	403
404	404	/*
405		-** This function is registered as the delete callback for all commands
406		-** created using the built-in [proc] command. It is called automatically
407		-** when a command created using [proc] is deleted.
	405	+** This function is registered as the delete callback for all commands
	406	+** created using the built-in [proc] command. It is called automatically
	407	+** when a command created using [proc] is deleted.
408	408	**
409	409	** It frees the ProcDefn structure allocated when the command was created.
410		-*/
	410	+*/
411	411	static void proc_del(Th_Interp interp, void pContext){
412	412	ProcDefn p = (ProcDefn )pContext;
413	413	Th_Free(interp, (void *)p->zUsage);
414	414	Th_Free(interp, (void *)p);
415	415	}
416	416
417	417	/*
418		-** TH Syntax:
	418	+** TH Syntax:
419	419	**
420	420	** proc name arglist code
421	421	*/
422	422	static int proc_command(
423		- Th_Interp *interp,
424		- void *ctx,
	423	+ Th_Interp *interp,
	424	+ void *ctx,
425	425	int argc,
426		- const char **argv,
	426	+ const char **argv,
427	427	int *argl
428	428	){
429	429	int rc;
430	430	char *zName;
431	431
		@@ -436,11 +436,11 @@
436	436
437	437	char **azParam;
438	438	int *anParam;
439	439	int nParam;
440	440
441		- char zUsage = 0; / Build up a usage message here */
	441	+ char zUsage = 0; / Build up a usage message here */
442	442	int nUsage = 0; /* Number of bytes at zUsage */
443	443
444	444	if( argc!=4 ){
445	445	return Th_WrongNumArgs(interp, "proc name arglist code");
446	446	}
		@@ -448,14 +448,14 @@
448	448	return TH_ERROR;
449	449	}
450	450
451	451	/* Allocate the new ProcDefn structure. */
452	452	nByte = sizeof(ProcDefn) + /* ProcDefn structure */
453		- (sizeof(char ) + sizeof(int)) nParam + /* azParam, anParam */
454		- (sizeof(char ) + sizeof(int)) nParam + /* azDefault, anDefault */
	453	+ (sizeof(char ) + sizeof(int)) nParam + /* azParam, anParam */
	454	+ (sizeof(char ) + sizeof(int)) nParam + /* azDefault, anDefault */
455	455	argl[3] + /* zProgram */
456		- argl[2]; /* Space for copies of parameter names and default values */
	456	+ argl[2]; /* Space for copies of parameter names and default values */
457	457	p = (ProcDefn *)Th_Malloc(interp, nByte);
458	458
459	459	/* If the last parameter in the parameter list is "args", then set the
460	460	** ProcDefn.hasArgs flag. The "args" parameter does not require an
461	461	** entry in the ProcDefn.azParam[] or ProcDefn.azDefault[] arrays.
		@@ -472,11 +472,11 @@
472	472	p->anDefault = (int *)&p->azDefault[nParam];
473	473	p->zProgram = (char *)&p->anDefault[nParam];
474	474	memcpy(p->zProgram, argv[3], argl[3]);
475	475	p->nProgram = argl[3];
476	476	zSpace = &p->zProgram[p->nProgram];
477		-
	477	+
478	478	for(i=0; i<nParam; i++){
479	479	char **az;
480	480	int *an;
481	481	int n;
482	482	if( Th_SplitList(interp, azParam[i], anParam[i], &az, &an, &n) ){
		@@ -537,40 +537,40 @@
537	537	Th_Free(interp, zUsage);
538	538	return TH_ERROR;
539	539	}
540	540
541	541	/*
542		-** TH Syntax:
	542	+** TH Syntax:
543	543	**
544	544	** rename oldcmd newcmd
545	545	*/
546	546	static int rename_command(
547		- Th_Interp *interp,
548		- void *ctx,
	547	+ Th_Interp *interp,
	548	+ void *ctx,
549	549	int argc,
550		- const char **argv,
	550	+ const char **argv,
551	551	int *argl
552	552	){
553	553	if( argc!=3 ){
554	554	return Th_WrongNumArgs(interp, "rename oldcmd newcmd");
555	555	}
556	556	return Th_RenameCommand(interp, argv[1], argl[1], argv[2], argl[2]);
557	557	}
558	558
559	559	/*
560		-** TH Syntax:
	560	+** TH Syntax:
561	561	**
562	562	** break ?value...?
563	563	** continue ?value...?
564	564	** ok ?value...?
565	565	** error ?value...?
566	566	*/
567	567	static int simple_command(
568		- Th_Interp *interp,
569		- void *ctx,
570		- int argc,
571		- const char **argv,
	568	+ Th_Interp *interp,
	569	+ void *ctx,
	570	+ int argc,
	571	+ const char **argv,
572	572	int *argl
573	573	){
574	574	if( argc!=1 && argc!=2 ){
575	575	return Th_WrongNumArgs(interp, "return ?value?");
576	576	}
		@@ -579,19 +579,19 @@
579	579	}
580	580	return FOSSIL_PTR_TO_INT(ctx);
581	581	}
582	582
583	583	/*
584		-** TH Syntax:
	584	+** TH Syntax:
585	585	**
586	586	** return ?-code code? ?value?
587	587	*/
588	588	static int return_command(
589		- Th_Interp *interp,
590		- void *ctx,
591		- int argc,
592		- const char **argv,
	589	+ Th_Interp *interp,
	590	+ void *ctx,
	591	+ int argc,
	592	+ const char **argv,
593	593	int *argl
594	594	){
595	595	int iCode = TH_RETURN;
596	596	if( argc<1 \|\| argc>4 ){
597	597	return Th_WrongNumArgs(interp, "return ?-code code? ?value?");
		@@ -638,11 +638,11 @@
638	638	iRes = nLeft-nRight;
639	639	}
640	640
641	641	if( iRes<0 ) iRes = -1;
642	642	if( iRes>0 ) iRes = 1;
643		-
	643	+
644	644	return Th_SetResultInt(interp, iRes);
645	645	}
646	646
647	647	/*
648	648	** TH Syntax:
		@@ -672,11 +672,11 @@
672	672	if( 0==memcmp(zNeedle, &zHaystack[i], nNeedle) ){
673	673	iRes = i;
674	674	break;
675	675	}
676	676	}
677		-
	677	+
678	678	return Th_SetResultInt(interp, iRes);
679	679	}
680	680
681	681	/*
682	682	** TH Syntax:
		@@ -733,11 +733,11 @@
733	733	if( 0==memcmp(zNeedle, &zHaystack[i], nNeedle) ){
734	734	iRes = i;
735	735	break;
736	736	}
737	737	}
738		-
	738	+
739	739	return Th_SetResultInt(interp, iRes);
740	740	}
741	741
742	742	/*
743	743	** TH Syntax:
		@@ -867,11 +867,11 @@
867	867	** TH Syntax:
868	868	**
869	869	** unset VAR
870	870	*/
871	871	static int unset_command(
872		- Th_Interp *interp,
	872	+ Th_Interp *interp,
873	873	void *ctx,
874	874	int argc,
875	875	const char **argv,
876	876	int *argl
877	877	){
		@@ -880,11 +880,11 @@
880	880	}
881	881	return Th_UnsetVar(interp, argv[1], argl[1]);
882	882	}
883	883
884	884	int Th_CallSubCommand(
885		- Th_Interp *interp,
	885	+ Th_Interp *interp,
886	886	void *ctx,
887	887	int argc,
888	888	const char **argv,
889	889	int *argl,
890	890	Th_SubCommand *aSub
		@@ -916,11 +916,11 @@
916	916	** string length STRING
917	917	** string range STRING FIRST LAST
918	918	** string repeat STRING COUNT
919	919	*/
920	920	static int string_command(
921		- Th_Interp *interp,
	921	+ Th_Interp *interp,
922	922	void *ctx,
923	923	int argc,
924	924	const char **argv,
925	925	int *argl
926	926	){
		@@ -944,11 +944,11 @@
944	944	** TH Syntax:
945	945	**
946	946	** info exists VARNAME
947	947	*/
948	948	static int info_command(
949		- Th_Interp *interp,
	949	+ Th_Interp *interp,
950	950	void *ctx,
951	951	int argc,
952	952	const char **argv,
953	953	int *argl
954	954	){
		@@ -958,20 +958,20 @@
958	958	};
959	959	return Th_CallSubCommand(interp, ctx, argc, argv, argl, aSub);
960	960	}
961	961
962	962	/*
963		-** Convert the script level frame specification (used by the commands
964		-** [uplevel] and [upvar]) in (zFrame, nFrame) to an integer frame as
	963	+** Convert the script level frame specification (used by the commands
	964	+** [uplevel] and [upvar]) in (zFrame, nFrame) to an integer frame as
965	965	** used by Th_LinkVar() and Th_Eval(). If successful, write the integer
966	966	** frame level to *piFrame and return TH_OK. Otherwise, return TH_ERROR
967	967	** and leave an error message in the interpreter result.
968	968	*/
969	969	static int thToFrame(
970		- Th_Interp *interp,
971		- const char *zFrame,
972		- int nFrame,
	970	+ Th_Interp *interp,
	971	+ const char *zFrame,
	972	+ int nFrame,
973	973	int *piFrame
974	974	){
975	975	int iFrame;
976	976	if( th_isdigit(zFrame[0]) ){
977	977	int rc = Th_ToInt(interp, zFrame, nFrame, &iFrame);
		@@ -992,11 +992,11 @@
992	992	** TH Syntax:
993	993	**
994	994	** uplevel ?LEVEL? SCRIPT
995	995	*/
996	996	static int uplevel_command(
997		- Th_Interp *interp,
	997	+ Th_Interp *interp,
998	998	void *ctx,
999	999	int argc,
1000	1000	const char **argv,
1001	1001	int *argl
1002	1002	){
		@@ -1010,19 +1010,19 @@
1010	1010	}
1011	1011	return Th_Eval(interp, iFrame, argv[argc-1], -1);
1012	1012	}
1013	1013
1014	1014	/*
1015		-** TH Syntax:
	1015	+** TH Syntax:
1016	1016	**
1017	1017	** upvar ?FRAME? OTHERVAR MYVAR ?OTHERVAR MYVAR ...?
1018	1018	*/
1019	1019	static int upvar_command(
1020		- Th_Interp *interp,
1021		- void *ctx,
1022		- int argc,
1023		- const char **argv,
	1020	+ Th_Interp *interp,
	1021	+ void *ctx,
	1022	+ int argc,
	1023	+ const char **argv,
1024	1024	int *argl
1025	1025	){
1026	1026	int iVar = 1;
1027	1027	int iFrame = -1;
1028	1028	int rc = TH_OK;
		@@ -1030,32 +1030,32 @@
1030	1030
1031	1031	if( TH_OK==thToFrame(0, argv[1], argl[1], &iFrame) ){
1032	1032	iVar++;
1033	1033	}
1034	1034	if( argc==iVar \|\| (argc-iVar)%2 ){
1035		- return Th_WrongNumArgs(interp,
	1035	+ return Th_WrongNumArgs(interp,
1036	1036	"upvar frame othervar myvar ?othervar myvar...?");
1037	1037	}
1038	1038	for(i=iVar; rc==TH_OK && i<argc; i=i+2){
1039	1039	rc = Th_LinkVar(interp, argv[i+1], argl[i+1], iFrame, argv[i], argl[i]);
1040	1040	}
1041	1041	return rc;
1042	1042	}
1043	1043
1044	1044	/*
1045		-** TH Syntax:
	1045	+** TH Syntax:
1046	1046	**
1047	1047	** breakpoint ARGS
1048	1048	**
1049	1049	** This command does nothing at all. Its purpose in life is to serve
1050	1050	** as a point for setting breakpoints in a debugger.
1051	1051	*/
1052	1052	static int breakpoint_command(
1053		- Th_Interp *interp,
1054		- void *ctx,
1055		- int argc,
1056		- const char **argv,
	1053	+ Th_Interp *interp,
	1054	+ void *ctx,
	1055	+ int argc,
	1056	+ const char **argv,
1057	1057	int *argl
1058	1058	){
1059	1059	int cnt = 0;
1060	1060	cnt++;
1061	1061	return TH_OK;
		@@ -1078,11 +1078,11 @@
1078	1078	{"if", if_command, 0},
1079	1079	{"info", info_command, 0},
1080	1080	{"lindex", lindex_command, 0},
1081	1081	{"list", list_command, 0},
1082	1082	{"llength", llength_command, 0},
1083		- {"proc", proc_command, 0},
	1083	+ {"proc", proc_command, 0},
1084	1084	{"rename", rename_command, 0},
1085	1085	{"set", set_command, 0},
1086	1086	{"string", string_command, 0},
1087	1087	{"unset", unset_command, 0},
1088	1088	{"uplevel", uplevel_command, 0},
		@@ -1089,13 +1089,13 @@
1089	1089	{"upvar", upvar_command, 0},
1090	1090
1091	1091	{"breakpoint", breakpoint_command, 0},
1092	1092
1093	1093	{"return", return_command, 0},
1094		- {"break", simple_command, (void *)TH_BREAK},
1095		- {"continue", simple_command, (void *)TH_CONTINUE},
1096		- {"error", simple_command, (void *)TH_ERROR},
	1094	+ {"break", simple_command, (void *)TH_BREAK},
	1095	+ {"continue", simple_command, (void *)TH_CONTINUE},
	1096	+ {"error", simple_command, (void *)TH_ERROR},
1097	1097
1098	1098	{0, 0, 0}
1099	1099	};
1100	1100	int i;
1101	1101
1102	1102

	--- src/th_lang.c
	+++ src/th_lang.c
	@@ -1,12 +1,12 @@
1
2	/*
3	** This file contains the implementation of all of the TH language
4	** built-in commands.
5	**
6	** All built-in commands are implemented using the public interface
7	** declared in th.h, so this file serves as both a part of the language
8	** implementation and an example of how to extend the language with
9	** new commands.
10	*/
11
12	#include "config.h"
	@@ -18,19 +18,19 @@
18	Th_ErrorMessage(interp, "wrong # args: should be \"", zMsg, -1);
19	return TH_ERROR;
20	}
21
22	/*
23	** Syntax:
24	**
25	** catch script ?varname?
26	*/
27	static int catch_command(
28	Th_Interp *interp,
29	void *ctx,
30	int argc,
31	const char **argv,
32	int *argl
33	){
34	int rc;
35
36	if( argc!=2 && argc!=3 ){
	@@ -47,19 +47,19 @@
47	Th_SetResultInt(interp, rc);
48	return TH_OK;
49	}
50
51	/*
52	** TH Syntax:
53	**
54	** if expr1 body1 ?elseif expr2 body2? ? ?else? bodyN?
55	*/
56	static int if_command(
57	Th_Interp *interp,
58	void *ctx,
59	int argc,
60	const char **argv,
61	int *argl
62	){
63	int rc = TH_OK;
64
65	int iCond; /* Result of evaluating expression */
	@@ -94,19 +94,19 @@
94	wrong_args:
95	return Th_WrongNumArgs(interp, "if ...");
96	}
97
98	/*
99	** TH Syntax:
100	**
101	** expr expr
102	*/
103	static int expr_command(
104	Th_Interp *interp,
105	void *ctx,
106	int argc,
107	const char **argv,
108	int *argl
109	){
110	if( argc!=2 ){
111	return Th_WrongNumArgs(interp, "expr expression");
112	}
	@@ -113,11 +113,11 @@
113
114	return Th_Expr(interp, argv[1], argl[1]);
115	}
116
117	/*
118	** Evaluate the th1 script (zBody, nBody) in the local stack frame.
119	** Return the result of the evaluation, except if the result
120	** is TH_CONTINUE, return TH_OK instead.
121	*/
122	static int eval_loopbody(Th_Interp interp, const char zBody, int nBody){
123	int rc = Th_Eval(interp, 0, zBody, nBody);
	@@ -126,19 +126,19 @@
126	}
127	return rc;
128	}
129
130	/*
131	** TH Syntax:
132	**
133	** for init condition incr script
134	*/
135	static int for_command(
136	Th_Interp *interp,
137	void *ctx,
138	int argc,
139	const char **argv,
140	int *argl
141	){
142	int rc;
143	int iCond;
144
	@@ -147,11 +147,11 @@
147	}
148
149	/* Evaluate the 'init' script */
150	rc = Th_Eval(interp, 0, argv[1], -1);
151
152	while( rc==TH_OK
153	&& TH_OK==(rc = Th_Expr(interp, argv[2], -1))
154	&& TH_OK==(rc = Th_ToInt(interp, Th_GetResult(interp, 0), -1, &iCond))
155	&& iCond
156	&& TH_OK==(rc = eval_loopbody(interp, argv[4], argl[4]))
157	){
	@@ -161,45 +161,45 @@
161	if( rc==TH_BREAK ) rc = TH_OK;
162	return rc;
163	}
164
165	/*
166	** TH Syntax:
167	**
168	** list ?arg1 ?arg2? ...?
169	*/
170	static int list_command(
171	Th_Interp *interp,
172	void *ctx,
173	int argc,
174	const char **argv,
175	int *argl
176	){
177	char *zList = 0;
178	int nList = 0;
179	int i;
180
181	for(i=1; i<argc; i++){
182	Th_ListAppend(interp, &zList, &nList, argv[i], argl[i]);
183	}
184
185	Th_SetResult(interp, zList, nList);
186	Th_Free(interp, zList);
187
188	return TH_OK;
189	}
190
191	/*
192	** TH Syntax:
193	**
194	** lindex list index
195	*/
196	static int lindex_command(
197	Th_Interp *interp,
198	void *ctx,
199	int argc,
200	const char **argv,
201	int *argl
202	){
203	int iElem;
204	int rc;
205
	@@ -227,19 +227,19 @@
227
228	return rc;
229	}
230
231	/*
232	** TH Syntax:
233	**
234	** llength list
235	*/
236	static int llength_command(
237	Th_Interp *interp,
238	void *ctx,
239	int argc,
240	const char **argv,
241	int *argl
242	){
243	int nElem;
244	int rc;
245
	@@ -254,19 +254,19 @@
254
255	return rc;
256	}
257
258	/*
259	** TH Syntax:
260	**
261	** set varname ?value?
262	*/
263	static int set_command(
264	Th_Interp *interp,
265	void *ctx,
266	int argc,
267	const char **argv,
268	int *argl
269	){
270	if( argc!=2 && argc!=3 ){
271	return Th_WrongNumArgs(interp, "set varname ?value?");
272	}
	@@ -277,30 +277,30 @@
277	return Th_GetVar(interp, argv[1], argl[1]);
278	}
279
280	/*
281	** When a new command is created using the built-in [proc] command, an
282	** instance of the following structure is allocated and populated. A
283	** pointer to the structure is passed as the context (second) argument
284	** to function proc_call1() when the new command is executed.
285	*/
286	typedef struct ProcDefn ProcDefn;
287	struct ProcDefn {
288	int nParam; /* Number of formal (non "args") parameters */
289	char *azParam; / Parameter names */
290	int anParam; / Lengths of parameter names */
291	char *azDefault; / Default values */
292	int anDefault; / Lengths of default values */
293	int hasArgs; /* True if there is an "args" parameter */
294	char zProgram; / Body of proc */
295	int nProgram; /* Number of bytes at zProgram */
296	char zUsage; / Usage message */
297	int nUsage; /* Number of bytes at zUsage */
298	};
299
300	/* This structure is used to temporarily store arguments passed to an
301	** invocation of a command created using [proc]. A pointer to an
302	** instance is passed as the second argument to the proc_call2() function.
303	*/
304	typedef struct ProcArgs ProcArgs;
305	struct ProcArgs {
306	int argc;
	@@ -323,11 +323,11 @@
323	ProcArgs pArgs = (ProcArgs )pContext2;
324
325	/* Check if there are the right number of arguments. If there are
326	** not, generate a usage message for the command.
327	*/
328	if( (pArgs->argc>(p->nParam+1) && !p->hasArgs)
329	\|\| (pArgs->argc<=(p->nParam) && !p->azDefault[pArgs->argc-1])
330	){
331	char *zUsage = 0;
332	int nUsage = 0;
333	Th_StringAppend(interp, &zUsage, &nUsage, pArgs->argv[0], pArgs->argl[0]);
	@@ -374,12 +374,12 @@
374	** created using the [proc] command. The second argument, pContext,
375	** is a pointer to the associated ProcDefn structure.
376	*/
377	static int proc_call1(
378	Th_Interp *interp,
379	void *pContext,
380	int argc,
381	const char **argv,
382	int *argl
383	){
384	int rc;
385
	@@ -400,32 +400,32 @@
400	}
401	return rc;
402	}
403
404	/*
405	** This function is registered as the delete callback for all commands
406	** created using the built-in [proc] command. It is called automatically
407	** when a command created using [proc] is deleted.
408	**
409	** It frees the ProcDefn structure allocated when the command was created.
410	*/
411	static void proc_del(Th_Interp interp, void pContext){
412	ProcDefn p = (ProcDefn )pContext;
413	Th_Free(interp, (void *)p->zUsage);
414	Th_Free(interp, (void *)p);
415	}
416
417	/*
418	** TH Syntax:
419	**
420	** proc name arglist code
421	*/
422	static int proc_command(
423	Th_Interp *interp,
424	void *ctx,
425	int argc,
426	const char **argv,
427	int *argl
428	){
429	int rc;
430	char *zName;
431
	@@ -436,11 +436,11 @@
436
437	char **azParam;
438	int *anParam;
439	int nParam;
440
441	char zUsage = 0; / Build up a usage message here */
442	int nUsage = 0; /* Number of bytes at zUsage */
443
444	if( argc!=4 ){
445	return Th_WrongNumArgs(interp, "proc name arglist code");
446	}
	@@ -448,14 +448,14 @@
448	return TH_ERROR;
449	}
450
451	/* Allocate the new ProcDefn structure. */
452	nByte = sizeof(ProcDefn) + /* ProcDefn structure */
453	(sizeof(char ) + sizeof(int)) nParam + /* azParam, anParam */
454	(sizeof(char ) + sizeof(int)) nParam + /* azDefault, anDefault */
455	argl[3] + /* zProgram */
456	argl[2]; /* Space for copies of parameter names and default values */
457	p = (ProcDefn *)Th_Malloc(interp, nByte);
458
459	/* If the last parameter in the parameter list is "args", then set the
460	** ProcDefn.hasArgs flag. The "args" parameter does not require an
461	** entry in the ProcDefn.azParam[] or ProcDefn.azDefault[] arrays.
	@@ -472,11 +472,11 @@
472	p->anDefault = (int *)&p->azDefault[nParam];
473	p->zProgram = (char *)&p->anDefault[nParam];
474	memcpy(p->zProgram, argv[3], argl[3]);
475	p->nProgram = argl[3];
476	zSpace = &p->zProgram[p->nProgram];
477
478	for(i=0; i<nParam; i++){
479	char **az;
480	int *an;
481	int n;
482	if( Th_SplitList(interp, azParam[i], anParam[i], &az, &an, &n) ){
	@@ -537,40 +537,40 @@
537	Th_Free(interp, zUsage);
538	return TH_ERROR;
539	}
540
541	/*
542	** TH Syntax:
543	**
544	** rename oldcmd newcmd
545	*/
546	static int rename_command(
547	Th_Interp *interp,
548	void *ctx,
549	int argc,
550	const char **argv,
551	int *argl
552	){
553	if( argc!=3 ){
554	return Th_WrongNumArgs(interp, "rename oldcmd newcmd");
555	}
556	return Th_RenameCommand(interp, argv[1], argl[1], argv[2], argl[2]);
557	}
558
559	/*
560	** TH Syntax:
561	**
562	** break ?value...?
563	** continue ?value...?
564	** ok ?value...?
565	** error ?value...?
566	*/
567	static int simple_command(
568	Th_Interp *interp,
569	void *ctx,
570	int argc,
571	const char **argv,
572	int *argl
573	){
574	if( argc!=1 && argc!=2 ){
575	return Th_WrongNumArgs(interp, "return ?value?");
576	}
	@@ -579,19 +579,19 @@
579	}
580	return FOSSIL_PTR_TO_INT(ctx);
581	}
582
583	/*
584	** TH Syntax:
585	**
586	** return ?-code code? ?value?
587	*/
588	static int return_command(
589	Th_Interp *interp,
590	void *ctx,
591	int argc,
592	const char **argv,
593	int *argl
594	){
595	int iCode = TH_RETURN;
596	if( argc<1 \|\| argc>4 ){
597	return Th_WrongNumArgs(interp, "return ?-code code? ?value?");
	@@ -638,11 +638,11 @@
638	iRes = nLeft-nRight;
639	}
640
641	if( iRes<0 ) iRes = -1;
642	if( iRes>0 ) iRes = 1;
643
644	return Th_SetResultInt(interp, iRes);
645	}
646
647	/*
648	** TH Syntax:
	@@ -672,11 +672,11 @@
672	if( 0==memcmp(zNeedle, &zHaystack[i], nNeedle) ){
673	iRes = i;
674	break;
675	}
676	}
677
678	return Th_SetResultInt(interp, iRes);
679	}
680
681	/*
682	** TH Syntax:
	@@ -733,11 +733,11 @@
733	if( 0==memcmp(zNeedle, &zHaystack[i], nNeedle) ){
734	iRes = i;
735	break;
736	}
737	}
738
739	return Th_SetResultInt(interp, iRes);
740	}
741
742	/*
743	** TH Syntax:
	@@ -867,11 +867,11 @@
867	** TH Syntax:
868	**
869	** unset VAR
870	*/
871	static int unset_command(
872	Th_Interp *interp,
873	void *ctx,
874	int argc,
875	const char **argv,
876	int *argl
877	){
	@@ -880,11 +880,11 @@
880	}
881	return Th_UnsetVar(interp, argv[1], argl[1]);
882	}
883
884	int Th_CallSubCommand(
885	Th_Interp *interp,
886	void *ctx,
887	int argc,
888	const char **argv,
889	int *argl,
890	Th_SubCommand *aSub
	@@ -916,11 +916,11 @@
916	** string length STRING
917	** string range STRING FIRST LAST
918	** string repeat STRING COUNT
919	*/
920	static int string_command(
921	Th_Interp *interp,
922	void *ctx,
923	int argc,
924	const char **argv,
925	int *argl
926	){
	@@ -944,11 +944,11 @@
944	** TH Syntax:
945	**
946	** info exists VARNAME
947	*/
948	static int info_command(
949	Th_Interp *interp,
950	void *ctx,
951	int argc,
952	const char **argv,
953	int *argl
954	){
	@@ -958,20 +958,20 @@
958	};
959	return Th_CallSubCommand(interp, ctx, argc, argv, argl, aSub);
960	}
961
962	/*
963	** Convert the script level frame specification (used by the commands
964	** [uplevel] and [upvar]) in (zFrame, nFrame) to an integer frame as
965	** used by Th_LinkVar() and Th_Eval(). If successful, write the integer
966	** frame level to *piFrame and return TH_OK. Otherwise, return TH_ERROR
967	** and leave an error message in the interpreter result.
968	*/
969	static int thToFrame(
970	Th_Interp *interp,
971	const char *zFrame,
972	int nFrame,
973	int *piFrame
974	){
975	int iFrame;
976	if( th_isdigit(zFrame[0]) ){
977	int rc = Th_ToInt(interp, zFrame, nFrame, &iFrame);
	@@ -992,11 +992,11 @@
992	** TH Syntax:
993	**
994	** uplevel ?LEVEL? SCRIPT
995	*/
996	static int uplevel_command(
997	Th_Interp *interp,
998	void *ctx,
999	int argc,
1000	const char **argv,
1001	int *argl
1002	){
	@@ -1010,19 +1010,19 @@
1010	}
1011	return Th_Eval(interp, iFrame, argv[argc-1], -1);
1012	}
1013
1014	/*
1015	** TH Syntax:
1016	**
1017	** upvar ?FRAME? OTHERVAR MYVAR ?OTHERVAR MYVAR ...?
1018	*/
1019	static int upvar_command(
1020	Th_Interp *interp,
1021	void *ctx,
1022	int argc,
1023	const char **argv,
1024	int *argl
1025	){
1026	int iVar = 1;
1027	int iFrame = -1;
1028	int rc = TH_OK;
	@@ -1030,32 +1030,32 @@
1030
1031	if( TH_OK==thToFrame(0, argv[1], argl[1], &iFrame) ){
1032	iVar++;
1033	}
1034	if( argc==iVar \|\| (argc-iVar)%2 ){
1035	return Th_WrongNumArgs(interp,
1036	"upvar frame othervar myvar ?othervar myvar...?");
1037	}
1038	for(i=iVar; rc==TH_OK && i<argc; i=i+2){
1039	rc = Th_LinkVar(interp, argv[i+1], argl[i+1], iFrame, argv[i], argl[i]);
1040	}
1041	return rc;
1042	}
1043
1044	/*
1045	** TH Syntax:
1046	**
1047	** breakpoint ARGS
1048	**
1049	** This command does nothing at all. Its purpose in life is to serve
1050	** as a point for setting breakpoints in a debugger.
1051	*/
1052	static int breakpoint_command(
1053	Th_Interp *interp,
1054	void *ctx,
1055	int argc,
1056	const char **argv,
1057	int *argl
1058	){
1059	int cnt = 0;
1060	cnt++;
1061	return TH_OK;
	@@ -1078,11 +1078,11 @@
1078	{"if", if_command, 0},
1079	{"info", info_command, 0},
1080	{"lindex", lindex_command, 0},
1081	{"list", list_command, 0},
1082	{"llength", llength_command, 0},
1083	{"proc", proc_command, 0},
1084	{"rename", rename_command, 0},
1085	{"set", set_command, 0},
1086	{"string", string_command, 0},
1087	{"unset", unset_command, 0},
1088	{"uplevel", uplevel_command, 0},
	@@ -1089,13 +1089,13 @@
1089	{"upvar", upvar_command, 0},
1090
1091	{"breakpoint", breakpoint_command, 0},
1092
1093	{"return", return_command, 0},
1094	{"break", simple_command, (void *)TH_BREAK},
1095	{"continue", simple_command, (void *)TH_CONTINUE},
1096	{"error", simple_command, (void *)TH_ERROR},
1097
1098	{0, 0, 0}
1099	};
1100	int i;
1101
1102

	--- src/th_lang.c
	+++ src/th_lang.c
	@@ -1,12 +1,12 @@
1
2	/*
3	** This file contains the implementation of all of the TH language
4	** built-in commands.
5	**
6	** All built-in commands are implemented using the public interface
7	** declared in th.h, so this file serves as both a part of the language
8	** implementation and an example of how to extend the language with
9	** new commands.
10	*/
11
12	#include "config.h"
	@@ -18,19 +18,19 @@
18	Th_ErrorMessage(interp, "wrong # args: should be \"", zMsg, -1);
19	return TH_ERROR;
20	}
21
22	/*
23	** Syntax:
24	**
25	** catch script ?varname?
26	*/
27	static int catch_command(
28	Th_Interp *interp,
29	void *ctx,
30	int argc,
31	const char **argv,
32	int *argl
33	){
34	int rc;
35
36	if( argc!=2 && argc!=3 ){
	@@ -47,19 +47,19 @@
47	Th_SetResultInt(interp, rc);
48	return TH_OK;
49	}
50
51	/*
52	** TH Syntax:
53	**
54	** if expr1 body1 ?elseif expr2 body2? ? ?else? bodyN?
55	*/
56	static int if_command(
57	Th_Interp *interp,
58	void *ctx,
59	int argc,
60	const char **argv,
61	int *argl
62	){
63	int rc = TH_OK;
64
65	int iCond; /* Result of evaluating expression */
	@@ -94,19 +94,19 @@
94	wrong_args:
95	return Th_WrongNumArgs(interp, "if ...");
96	}
97
98	/*
99	** TH Syntax:
100	**
101	** expr expr
102	*/
103	static int expr_command(
104	Th_Interp *interp,
105	void *ctx,
106	int argc,
107	const char **argv,
108	int *argl
109	){
110	if( argc!=2 ){
111	return Th_WrongNumArgs(interp, "expr expression");
112	}
	@@ -113,11 +113,11 @@
113
114	return Th_Expr(interp, argv[1], argl[1]);
115	}
116
117	/*
118	** Evaluate the th1 script (zBody, nBody) in the local stack frame.
119	** Return the result of the evaluation, except if the result
120	** is TH_CONTINUE, return TH_OK instead.
121	*/
122	static int eval_loopbody(Th_Interp interp, const char zBody, int nBody){
123	int rc = Th_Eval(interp, 0, zBody, nBody);
	@@ -126,19 +126,19 @@
126	}
127	return rc;
128	}
129
130	/*
131	** TH Syntax:
132	**
133	** for init condition incr script
134	*/
135	static int for_command(
136	Th_Interp *interp,
137	void *ctx,
138	int argc,
139	const char **argv,
140	int *argl
141	){
142	int rc;
143	int iCond;
144
	@@ -147,11 +147,11 @@
147	}
148
149	/* Evaluate the 'init' script */
150	rc = Th_Eval(interp, 0, argv[1], -1);
151
152	while( rc==TH_OK
153	&& TH_OK==(rc = Th_Expr(interp, argv[2], -1))
154	&& TH_OK==(rc = Th_ToInt(interp, Th_GetResult(interp, 0), -1, &iCond))
155	&& iCond
156	&& TH_OK==(rc = eval_loopbody(interp, argv[4], argl[4]))
157	){
	@@ -161,45 +161,45 @@
161	if( rc==TH_BREAK ) rc = TH_OK;
162	return rc;
163	}
164
165	/*
166	** TH Syntax:
167	**
168	** list ?arg1 ?arg2? ...?
169	*/
170	static int list_command(
171	Th_Interp *interp,
172	void *ctx,
173	int argc,
174	const char **argv,
175	int *argl
176	){
177	char *zList = 0;
178	int nList = 0;
179	int i;
180
181	for(i=1; i<argc; i++){
182	Th_ListAppend(interp, &zList, &nList, argv[i], argl[i]);
183	}
184
185	Th_SetResult(interp, zList, nList);
186	Th_Free(interp, zList);
187
188	return TH_OK;
189	}
190
191	/*
192	** TH Syntax:
193	**
194	** lindex list index
195	*/
196	static int lindex_command(
197	Th_Interp *interp,
198	void *ctx,
199	int argc,
200	const char **argv,
201	int *argl
202	){
203	int iElem;
204	int rc;
205
	@@ -227,19 +227,19 @@
227
228	return rc;
229	}
230
231	/*
232	** TH Syntax:
233	**
234	** llength list
235	*/
236	static int llength_command(
237	Th_Interp *interp,
238	void *ctx,
239	int argc,
240	const char **argv,
241	int *argl
242	){
243	int nElem;
244	int rc;
245
	@@ -254,19 +254,19 @@
254
255	return rc;
256	}
257
258	/*
259	** TH Syntax:
260	**
261	** set varname ?value?
262	*/
263	static int set_command(
264	Th_Interp *interp,
265	void *ctx,
266	int argc,
267	const char **argv,
268	int *argl
269	){
270	if( argc!=2 && argc!=3 ){
271	return Th_WrongNumArgs(interp, "set varname ?value?");
272	}
	@@ -277,30 +277,30 @@
277	return Th_GetVar(interp, argv[1], argl[1]);
278	}
279
280	/*
281	** When a new command is created using the built-in [proc] command, an
282	** instance of the following structure is allocated and populated. A
283	** pointer to the structure is passed as the context (second) argument
284	** to function proc_call1() when the new command is executed.
285	*/
286	typedef struct ProcDefn ProcDefn;
287	struct ProcDefn {
288	int nParam; /* Number of formal (non "args") parameters */
289	char *azParam; / Parameter names */
290	int anParam; / Lengths of parameter names */
291	char *azDefault; / Default values */
292	int anDefault; / Lengths of default values */
293	int hasArgs; /* True if there is an "args" parameter */
294	char zProgram; / Body of proc */
295	int nProgram; /* Number of bytes at zProgram */
296	char zUsage; / Usage message */
297	int nUsage; /* Number of bytes at zUsage */
298	};
299
300	/* This structure is used to temporarily store arguments passed to an
301	** invocation of a command created using [proc]. A pointer to an
302	** instance is passed as the second argument to the proc_call2() function.
303	*/
304	typedef struct ProcArgs ProcArgs;
305	struct ProcArgs {
306	int argc;
	@@ -323,11 +323,11 @@
323	ProcArgs pArgs = (ProcArgs )pContext2;
324
325	/* Check if there are the right number of arguments. If there are
326	** not, generate a usage message for the command.
327	*/
328	if( (pArgs->argc>(p->nParam+1) && !p->hasArgs)
329	\|\| (pArgs->argc<=(p->nParam) && !p->azDefault[pArgs->argc-1])
330	){
331	char *zUsage = 0;
332	int nUsage = 0;
333	Th_StringAppend(interp, &zUsage, &nUsage, pArgs->argv[0], pArgs->argl[0]);
	@@ -374,12 +374,12 @@
374	** created using the [proc] command. The second argument, pContext,
375	** is a pointer to the associated ProcDefn structure.
376	*/
377	static int proc_call1(
378	Th_Interp *interp,
379	void *pContext,
380	int argc,
381	const char **argv,
382	int *argl
383	){
384	int rc;
385
	@@ -400,32 +400,32 @@
400	}
401	return rc;
402	}
403
404	/*
405	** This function is registered as the delete callback for all commands
406	** created using the built-in [proc] command. It is called automatically
407	** when a command created using [proc] is deleted.
408	**
409	** It frees the ProcDefn structure allocated when the command was created.
410	*/
411	static void proc_del(Th_Interp interp, void pContext){
412	ProcDefn p = (ProcDefn )pContext;
413	Th_Free(interp, (void *)p->zUsage);
414	Th_Free(interp, (void *)p);
415	}
416
417	/*
418	** TH Syntax:
419	**
420	** proc name arglist code
421	*/
422	static int proc_command(
423	Th_Interp *interp,
424	void *ctx,
425	int argc,
426	const char **argv,
427	int *argl
428	){
429	int rc;
430	char *zName;
431
	@@ -436,11 +436,11 @@
436
437	char **azParam;
438	int *anParam;
439	int nParam;
440
441	char zUsage = 0; / Build up a usage message here */
442	int nUsage = 0; /* Number of bytes at zUsage */
443
444	if( argc!=4 ){
445	return Th_WrongNumArgs(interp, "proc name arglist code");
446	}
	@@ -448,14 +448,14 @@
448	return TH_ERROR;
449	}
450
451	/* Allocate the new ProcDefn structure. */
452	nByte = sizeof(ProcDefn) + /* ProcDefn structure */
453	(sizeof(char ) + sizeof(int)) nParam + /* azParam, anParam */
454	(sizeof(char ) + sizeof(int)) nParam + /* azDefault, anDefault */
455	argl[3] + /* zProgram */
456	argl[2]; /* Space for copies of parameter names and default values */
457	p = (ProcDefn *)Th_Malloc(interp, nByte);
458
459	/* If the last parameter in the parameter list is "args", then set the
460	** ProcDefn.hasArgs flag. The "args" parameter does not require an
461	** entry in the ProcDefn.azParam[] or ProcDefn.azDefault[] arrays.
	@@ -472,11 +472,11 @@
472	p->anDefault = (int *)&p->azDefault[nParam];
473	p->zProgram = (char *)&p->anDefault[nParam];
474	memcpy(p->zProgram, argv[3], argl[3]);
475	p->nProgram = argl[3];
476	zSpace = &p->zProgram[p->nProgram];
477
478	for(i=0; i<nParam; i++){
479	char **az;
480	int *an;
481	int n;
482	if( Th_SplitList(interp, azParam[i], anParam[i], &az, &an, &n) ){
	@@ -537,40 +537,40 @@
537	Th_Free(interp, zUsage);
538	return TH_ERROR;
539	}
540
541	/*
542	** TH Syntax:
543	**
544	** rename oldcmd newcmd
545	*/
546	static int rename_command(
547	Th_Interp *interp,
548	void *ctx,
549	int argc,
550	const char **argv,
551	int *argl
552	){
553	if( argc!=3 ){
554	return Th_WrongNumArgs(interp, "rename oldcmd newcmd");
555	}
556	return Th_RenameCommand(interp, argv[1], argl[1], argv[2], argl[2]);
557	}
558
559	/*
560	** TH Syntax:
561	**
562	** break ?value...?
563	** continue ?value...?
564	** ok ?value...?
565	** error ?value...?
566	*/
567	static int simple_command(
568	Th_Interp *interp,
569	void *ctx,
570	int argc,
571	const char **argv,
572	int *argl
573	){
574	if( argc!=1 && argc!=2 ){
575	return Th_WrongNumArgs(interp, "return ?value?");
576	}
	@@ -579,19 +579,19 @@
579	}
580	return FOSSIL_PTR_TO_INT(ctx);
581	}
582
583	/*
584	** TH Syntax:
585	**
586	** return ?-code code? ?value?
587	*/
588	static int return_command(
589	Th_Interp *interp,
590	void *ctx,
591	int argc,
592	const char **argv,
593	int *argl
594	){
595	int iCode = TH_RETURN;
596	if( argc<1 \|\| argc>4 ){
597	return Th_WrongNumArgs(interp, "return ?-code code? ?value?");
	@@ -638,11 +638,11 @@
638	iRes = nLeft-nRight;
639	}
640
641	if( iRes<0 ) iRes = -1;
642	if( iRes>0 ) iRes = 1;
643
644	return Th_SetResultInt(interp, iRes);
645	}
646
647	/*
648	** TH Syntax:
	@@ -672,11 +672,11 @@
672	if( 0==memcmp(zNeedle, &zHaystack[i], nNeedle) ){
673	iRes = i;
674	break;
675	}
676	}
677
678	return Th_SetResultInt(interp, iRes);
679	}
680
681	/*
682	** TH Syntax:
	@@ -733,11 +733,11 @@
733	if( 0==memcmp(zNeedle, &zHaystack[i], nNeedle) ){
734	iRes = i;
735	break;
736	}
737	}
738
739	return Th_SetResultInt(interp, iRes);
740	}
741
742	/*
743	** TH Syntax:
	@@ -867,11 +867,11 @@
867	** TH Syntax:
868	**
869	** unset VAR
870	*/
871	static int unset_command(
872	Th_Interp *interp,
873	void *ctx,
874	int argc,
875	const char **argv,
876	int *argl
877	){
	@@ -880,11 +880,11 @@
880	}
881	return Th_UnsetVar(interp, argv[1], argl[1]);
882	}
883
884	int Th_CallSubCommand(
885	Th_Interp *interp,
886	void *ctx,
887	int argc,
888	const char **argv,
889	int *argl,
890	Th_SubCommand *aSub
	@@ -916,11 +916,11 @@
916	** string length STRING
917	** string range STRING FIRST LAST
918	** string repeat STRING COUNT
919	*/
920	static int string_command(
921	Th_Interp *interp,
922	void *ctx,
923	int argc,
924	const char **argv,
925	int *argl
926	){
	@@ -944,11 +944,11 @@
944	** TH Syntax:
945	**
946	** info exists VARNAME
947	*/
948	static int info_command(
949	Th_Interp *interp,
950	void *ctx,
951	int argc,
952	const char **argv,
953	int *argl
954	){
	@@ -958,20 +958,20 @@
958	};
959	return Th_CallSubCommand(interp, ctx, argc, argv, argl, aSub);
960	}
961
962	/*
963	** Convert the script level frame specification (used by the commands
964	** [uplevel] and [upvar]) in (zFrame, nFrame) to an integer frame as
965	** used by Th_LinkVar() and Th_Eval(). If successful, write the integer
966	** frame level to *piFrame and return TH_OK. Otherwise, return TH_ERROR
967	** and leave an error message in the interpreter result.
968	*/
969	static int thToFrame(
970	Th_Interp *interp,
971	const char *zFrame,
972	int nFrame,
973	int *piFrame
974	){
975	int iFrame;
976	if( th_isdigit(zFrame[0]) ){
977	int rc = Th_ToInt(interp, zFrame, nFrame, &iFrame);
	@@ -992,11 +992,11 @@
992	** TH Syntax:
993	**
994	** uplevel ?LEVEL? SCRIPT
995	*/
996	static int uplevel_command(
997	Th_Interp *interp,
998	void *ctx,
999	int argc,
1000	const char **argv,
1001	int *argl
1002	){
	@@ -1010,19 +1010,19 @@
1010	}
1011	return Th_Eval(interp, iFrame, argv[argc-1], -1);
1012	}
1013
1014	/*
1015	** TH Syntax:
1016	**
1017	** upvar ?FRAME? OTHERVAR MYVAR ?OTHERVAR MYVAR ...?
1018	*/
1019	static int upvar_command(
1020	Th_Interp *interp,
1021	void *ctx,
1022	int argc,
1023	const char **argv,
1024	int *argl
1025	){
1026	int iVar = 1;
1027	int iFrame = -1;
1028	int rc = TH_OK;
	@@ -1030,32 +1030,32 @@
1030
1031	if( TH_OK==thToFrame(0, argv[1], argl[1], &iFrame) ){
1032	iVar++;
1033	}
1034	if( argc==iVar \|\| (argc-iVar)%2 ){
1035	return Th_WrongNumArgs(interp,
1036	"upvar frame othervar myvar ?othervar myvar...?");
1037	}
1038	for(i=iVar; rc==TH_OK && i<argc; i=i+2){
1039	rc = Th_LinkVar(interp, argv[i+1], argl[i+1], iFrame, argv[i], argl[i]);
1040	}
1041	return rc;
1042	}
1043
1044	/*
1045	** TH Syntax:
1046	**
1047	** breakpoint ARGS
1048	**
1049	** This command does nothing at all. Its purpose in life is to serve
1050	** as a point for setting breakpoints in a debugger.
1051	*/
1052	static int breakpoint_command(
1053	Th_Interp *interp,
1054	void *ctx,
1055	int argc,
1056	const char **argv,
1057	int *argl
1058	){
1059	int cnt = 0;
1060	cnt++;
1061	return TH_OK;
	@@ -1078,11 +1078,11 @@
1078	{"if", if_command, 0},
1079	{"info", info_command, 0},
1080	{"lindex", lindex_command, 0},
1081	{"list", list_command, 0},
1082	{"llength", llength_command, 0},
1083	{"proc", proc_command, 0},
1084	{"rename", rename_command, 0},
1085	{"set", set_command, 0},
1086	{"string", string_command, 0},
1087	{"unset", unset_command, 0},
1088	{"uplevel", uplevel_command, 0},
	@@ -1089,13 +1089,13 @@
1089	{"upvar", upvar_command, 0},
1090
1091	{"breakpoint", breakpoint_command, 0},
1092
1093	{"return", return_command, 0},
1094	{"break", simple_command, (void *)TH_BREAK},
1095	{"continue", simple_command, (void *)TH_CONTINUE},
1096	{"error", simple_command, (void *)TH_ERROR},
1097
1098	{0, 0, 0}
1099	};
1100	int i;
1101
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