getcl.f

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*************************************************************************
*  Get Command Line Arguments
*    Ver 1.1  D.P. Kemp  Mar 1988
*    Ver 2.0  D.P. Kemp  Mar 1992
*
*  Command line elements are defined to be one of:
*     switch     - identifier beginning with a dash
*     value      - an alpha or numeric value following a switch
*     parameter  - unnamed (or positional) parameter
*
* INITIALIZATION:
*  One of the following must be called first:
*    getcl()      - set up to get arguments from command line (argv)
*    getcls(str)  - set up to get arguments from string
*
* SWITCHES:
*  The following functions retrieve switches with no values. The function
*  return value is 0 if the switch did not appear in the command, 1 if it
*  did, or >1 if it appeared more than once.  The switch is matched as
*  described below, and in getcl_ts(), the entire switch is returned in str.
*
*    getcl_t(arg)             - check for presence of switch ARG
*    getcl_ts(arg, str)       - get entire switch
*    getcl_bit(arg, map, bit) - logical or BIT into MAP if ARG present
*
* VALUES:
*  The following functions retrieve switches with values, returning the
*  count as above, or -1 if the switch appears with no value.
*  If the switch and value do not appear, the values (n, r, or str) are
*  not modified.  If a numeric range is specified, the switch value is
*  clamped to be within the range.
*
*    getcl_str(arg, str)            - get character string value
*    getcl_int(arg, n)              - get integer value
*    getcl_real(arg,r)              - get real value
*    getcl_intr(arg, n, nmin, nmax) - get int with range checking
*    getcl_realr(arg,r, rmin, rmax) - get real with range checking
*
* PARAMETERS:
*  The function getcl_parm returns positional parameters, numbered 1 to N,
*  and always returns the total number of parameters N in the command.
*  As noted above, any calls to getcl_parm MUST follow all calls to
*  getcl_t and getcl_bit.
*
*    getcl_parm(n, str)   - get parameter n
*
* ERRORS:
*  The function getcl_prerr checks for command line errors, and optionally
*  prints error messages on fortran file 'unit'.  (Unit 0 is normally
*  stderr and unit 6 is normally stdout).  If unit < 0, no messages are
*  printed.  It's use is optional, but if called it should be after all
*  the above routines.  The returned value is:
*
*  0 - OK        - no errors found while parsing command line
*  1 - Unknown   - unrecognized switch or extra parameter
*  2 - Ambiguous - a cmd line switch matched two or more valid switches
*  3 - Repeated  - the same switch appeared more than once
*  4 - Range     - a numeric value was outside it's valid range
*  5 - Badnum    - an error occurred while reading a numeric value
*
*    getcl_prerr(unit)    - check for / print command line errors
*
* SWITCH SPECIFICATION:
*  Switches can be specified either exactly or with the shortest unique
*  prefix.  If the switch specifier (ARG, above) contains a colon (:),
*  command line elements must match ARG exactly up to the colon, with any
*  remaining characters interpreted as the switch value.  If ARG does not
*  contain a colon, the command line element must match ARG up to the
*  length of ARG, any remaining characters are ignored, and the following
*  command line element is the switch value.
*
* EXAMPLE:
*            cmd file1 -tr .3 -s8 -r(29.2:34.5) -v file2
*
*   -tr is a switch with value .3, -v is a switch with no value,
*   and file1 and file2 are parameters 1 and 2.  The calling program
*   specifies whether -s8 is interpreted as a single switch or as the
*   switch -s with value 8.  The arbitrary string following the -r switch
*   is returned for the calling program to parse.  The -v switch is is
*   specified as valueless so that file2 is interpreted as the second
*   positional parameter.
*
* $Log: getcl.f,v $
* Revision 1.2  1996/02/12 15:04:09  jaf
* Replaced calls to 'ior' with calls to 'or', so that it would compile
* under f2c.
*
* Revision 1.1  1996/02/07 14:46:30  jaf
* Initial revision
*
*
*************************************************************************
	subroutine getcl
	include 'getcl_defs.fh'
	integer i, k1, k2, iargc
	character argv*2, b*1, str*(*)
	data argc, sargc /0, 0/

* Set up to retrieve elements from command line

	argc = min(iargc(), FLEN)
	sargc = 0
	goto 100

* Set up to retrieve elements from string 'str'
*  Build index array SX containing starting and ending characters
*  of each space-separated element

	entry getcls(str)
	line = str
	sargc = 0
	k1 = 0
	do i = 1, min(len(str), len(line))
	    if (str(i:i) .ne. ' ') then
	        if (sargc .le. k1) then
	            if (sargc .ge. FLEN) goto 100
	            sargc = sargc + 1
	            lx(1,sargc) = i
	        end if
	    else if (sargc .gt. k1) then
	        lx(2,sargc) = i - 1
	        k1 = sargc
	    end if
	end do
	if (sargc .gt. k1) lx(2,sargc) = i - 1
	if (sargc .le. 0) sargc = -1
	argc = sargc

* Set up internal flags to mark each element of argv as one of: switch,
*  value, or parameter.  A dash by itself is a parameter; an element
*  after a switch may be either a value or a parameter; the second
*  element after a switch must be a parameter.

100	k1 = 0
	do i = 1, argc
	    k2 = k1
	    k1 = 0
	    call get_sarg(i, argv)
	    b = argv(2:2)
	    if (argv(1:1).eq.'-' .and. ((b.ge.'a' .and. b.le.'z')
     1          .or. (b.ge.'A' .and. b.le.'Z'))) k1 = IS_SWITCH
	    flag(i) = k1
	    if (k1 .eq. 0 .and. k2 .eq. 0) flag(i) = IS_PARM
	end do
	return
	end

*************************************************************************

	function getcl_prerr(u)
	include 'getcl_defs.fh'
	integer i, n, u, lnblnk, getcl_prerr
	character*16 argv, val

	getcl_prerr = 0
	do i = 1, argc
	   if (and(flag(i), IS_SWITCH) .ne. 0) then
	      call get_sarg(i, argv)
	      n = lnblnk(argv)
	      if (and(flag(i), MATCHED) .eq. 0) then
	         getcl_prerr = 1
	         if(u.ge.0) write(u,1) 'Unknown switch: ', argv(1:n)
	      else if (and(flag(i), AMBIGUOUS) .ne. 0) then
	         getcl_prerr = 2
	         if(u.ge.0) write(u,1) 'Ambiguous switch: ',argv(1:n)
	      else if (and(flag(i), DUPLICATE) .ne. 0) then
	         getcl_prerr = 3
	         if(u.ge.0) write(u,1) 'Repeated switch: ', argv(1:n)
	      else if (and(flag(i), RANGE) .ne. 0) then
	         getcl_prerr = 4
	         call get_sarg(i+1, val)
	         if(u.ge.0) write(u,1) 'Value out of range: ',
     1              argv(1:n), val(1:lnblnk(val))
	      else if (and(flag(i), BADNUM) .ne. 0) then
	         getcl_prerr = 5
	         call get_sarg(i+1, val)
	         if(u.ge.0) write(u,1) 'Bad numeric value: ',
     1              argv(1:n), val(1:lnblnk(val))
	      end if
	   else if (and(flag(i), IS_PARM) .ne. 0) then
	      if (and(flag(i), MATCHED) .eq. 0) then
	         getcl_prerr = 1
	         call get_sarg(i, argv)
	         if(u.ge.0) write(u,1) 'Extra parameter: ',
     1              argv(1:lnblnk(argv))
	      end if
	   end if
	end do
	return

1	format('getcl: ', a, a,: ' (', a, ')')
	end

*************************************************************************

	function getcl_t(arg)
	include 'getcl_defs.fh'
	integer n, nn, nmin, nmax, map, getsw, valx, i, k, px, pnum
	real r, rr, rmin, rmax
	integer getcl_t, getcl_ts, getcl_bit, getcl_str, getcl_parm
	integer getcl_int, getcl_real, getcl_intr, getcl_realr
	character arg*(*), str*(*), argv*32

*** Get switches without values

	getcl_t = getsw(arg, argv, valx, IS_PARM)
	return

	entry getcl_ts(arg, str)
	getcl_ts = getsw(arg, str, valx, IS_PARM)
	return

	entry getcl_bit(arg, map, n)
	getcl_bit = getsw(arg, argv, valx, IS_PARM)
C       
C       Sun Feb 11 12:04:06 CST 1996
C       Andy Fingerhut ([e-mail])
C       
C       The following line was originally:
C       
C	if (getcl_bit .gt. 0) map = map .or. n
C       
C       It caused the following error when compiling with f2c:
C       
C       Error on line 211: nonlogical operand of logical operator
C       
C       I believe the intent of the code is to do a bitwise logical or
C       of map and n.  I'll replace this with a call to the function or,
C       which f2c recognizes specially as a bitwise logical or.  See the
C       definition of variable 'intrtab' of file intr.c in the f2c
C       distribution for a list of all intrinsic functions recognized by
C       f2c.
C       
	if (getcl_bit .gt. 0) map = or(map, n)
	return

*** Get switches with values

	entry getcl_str(arg, str)
	getcl_str = getsw(arg, str, valx, IS_VALUE)
	return

	entry getcl_int(arg, n)
	getcl_int = getsw(arg, argv, valx, IS_VALUE)
	if (valx .gt. 0) read (argv, *, err = 90) n
	return

	entry getcl_real(arg, r)
	getcl_real = getsw(arg, argv, valx, IS_VALUE)
	if (valx .gt. 0) read (argv, *, err = 90) r
	return

	entry getcl_intr(arg, n, nmin, nmax)
	getcl_intr = getsw(arg, argv, valx, IS_VALUE)
	if (valx .gt. 0) then
	    read (argv, *, err = 90) nn
	    n = max(min(nn, nmax), nmin)
C       
C       Sun Feb 11 12:04:06 CST 1996
C       Andy Fingerhut ([e-mail])
C       
C       The following line was originally:
C       
C	    if(n.ne.nn) flag(valx-1) = ior(flag(valx-1), RANGE)
C       
C       It caused the following error when compiling with f2c:
C       
C       Error on line 235: Declaration error for ior: attempt to use
C       untyped function
C       
C       I believe the intent of the code is to do a bitwise logical or
C       of flag(valx-1) and the constant RANGE (64).  I'll replace this
C       call to ior, and all others in this file, with calls to or.  See
C       the block of comments by Andy Fingerhut above that mentions the
C       intrinsic functions present in f2c.
C       
	    if(n.ne.nn) flag(valx-1) = or(flag(valx-1), RANGE)
	end if
	return

	entry getcl_realr(arg, r, rmin, rmax)
	getcl_realr = getsw(arg, argv, valx, IS_VALUE)
	if (valx .gt. 0) then
	    read (argv, *, err = 90) rr
	    r = max(min(rr, rmax), rmin)
	    if(r.ne.rr) flag(valx-1) = or(flag(valx-1), RANGE)
	end if
	return

90	flag(valx-1) = or(flag(valx-1), BADNUM)
	return

*** Get an ordered parameter, return total number of parameters

	entry getcl_parm(pnum, arg)
	k = 0
	px = 0
	do i = 1, argc
	    if (and(flag(i), IS_PARM) .ne. 0) k = k + 1
	    if (pnum.gt.0 .and. px.eq.0 .and. k.eq.pnum) px = i
	end do
	if (px .gt. 0) then
	    call get_sarg(px, arg)
	    flag(px) = or(flag(px), MATCHED)
	end if
	getcl_parm = k
	return
	end

*************************************************************************	
*  Internal routines - not intended for use by applications             *
*************************************************************************

	function getsw(arg, argv, valx, pvflag)
	include 'getcl_defs.fh'
	character*(*) arg, argv, sw*16
	integer getsw, match, swx, valx, i, k, pvflag, lnblnk

*  Find switch, return match count, switch position, and value position

	if(len(argv).lt.1 .or. len(argv).gt.256) stop 'getcl: bad string'
	match = 0
	swx = -1
	valx = -1
	do i = 1, argc
	   if (and(flag(i), IS_SWITCH) .ne. 0) then
	      call get_sarg(i, sw)
	      k = min(lnblnk(arg),lnblnk(sw)-1)
	      if (arg(1:k) .eq. sw(2:k+1)) then
	         match = match + 1
	         if (match .gt. 1) then
*	            flag(i)   = or(flag(i),   DUPLICATE)
	            flag(swx) = or(flag(swx), DUPLICATE)
	         end if
	         if (and(flag(i), MATCHED) .ne. 0) then
	            flag(i) = or(flag(i), AMBIGUOUS)
	         end if
	         flag(i) = or(flag(i), MATCHED)
	         if (i .lt. argc) then
	            k = or(IS_SWITCH, IS_PARM)
	            if (and(flag(i+1), k) .eq. 0) valx = i+1
	         end if
	         swx = i
	      end if
	   end if
	end do

	if (valx .gt. 0) flag(valx) = or(flag(valx), pvflag)

	if (pvflag .eq. IS_PARM) then
	    if (swx .gt. 0) call get_sarg(swx, argv)
	else if (valx .gt. 0) then
	    call get_sarg(valx, argv)
	else
	    match = -1
	end if
	getsw = match
	return
	end

*************************************************************************

	subroutine get_sarg(n, str)
	include 'getcl_defs.fh'
	integer n
	character*(*) str

	if (sargc .eq. 0) then
	    call getarg(n, str)
	else if (n.gt.0 .and. n.le.sargc) then
	    str = line(lx(1,n):lx(2,n))
	else
	    str = ' '
	end if
	return
	end