191 lines
5.0 KiB
C
191 lines
5.0 KiB
C
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#include "ft_printf.h"
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/*
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** -function that modify the string 'print' according to the precision flag :
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** if length(s) < precision, add x '0' bfr nbr, but after '-' if negative
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*/
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char *precision_int(char *print, int precision)
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{
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int i;
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char *tmp;
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i = ft_strlen(print);
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if (print[0] == '-')
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precision++;
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if (precision > i)
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{
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if (!(tmp = (char *)malloc(sizeof(char) * (precision + 1))))
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return (NULL);
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tmp[precision] = '\0';
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if (print[0] == '-')
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tmp[0] = '-';
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while (i)
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tmp[--precision] = print[--i];
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if (print[0] == '-')
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precision++;
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while (precision)
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tmp[--precision] = '0';
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if (print[0] == '-')
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tmp[0] = '-';
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free(print);
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print = tmp;
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}
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return (print);
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}
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/*
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** -it first verify if there is a precision point, and if so, it execute a
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** serie of action listed below, otherwise return print as it is
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** ACTIONS :
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** -look for a '.'
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** -if followed by numbers, extract an int version of those numbers
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** -if the '.' is alone, gives value '0' to the int
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** -then removes the '.' and the numbers from the %string
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** -if flag '0' is present in %string, removes it (actually turn each occurence
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** in a '.')
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** -and transform 'print' according to the precision :
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** -0 if .precision is 0 && print is "0": print nothing
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** -1 if type is s: if length(s) > precision, removes end of 'print' to print
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** only x chars, with x = precision
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** -2 if type is "diouxX": call fonction 'precision_int' that return :
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** if length(s) < precision, add x '0' bfr nbr, but after '-' if negative
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** -3 if type is "aAeEfF": not covered
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** -4 if type is "gG": not covered
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** -5 else: error
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*/
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char *ft_precision(char *s, char *print, char *type)
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{
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char *tmp;
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int precision;
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int i;
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if ((tmp = ft_strchr(s, '.')))
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{
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precision = ft_atoi(tmp + 1);
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// *tmp = '\0';
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while (*s && ft_strchr("#- +'0", *(++s)))
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if (*s == '0')
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*s = '/';
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i = 0;
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if (precision == 0 && !ft_strcmp(print, "0"))
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print[0] = '\0';
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else if (ft_strchr(type, 's'))
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{
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while (i < precision && print[i])
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i++;
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if (print[i])
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print[i] = '\0';
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}
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else if (ft_strchrset(type, "diouxX"))
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print = precision_int(print, precision);
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}
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return (print);
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}
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/*
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** -if flag '-' is present, put extra width as ' ' to right of 'print'
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** -if flag '0' is present, put extra width as '0' to left of 'print'
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** -else, put extra width as ' ' to left of 'print'
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*/
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char *width_flags(char *print, char *s, int width, int zero)
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{
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char *tmp;
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char *minus;
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char c;
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int len;
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len = ft_strlen(print) + zero;
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if (!(tmp = ft_strnew(width)))
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return (NULL);
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if (ft_strchr(s, '-'))
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{
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ft_memmove(tmp, print, len);
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ft_memset(tmp + len, ' ', width - len);
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}
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else
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{
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ft_memset(tmp, (ft_strchr(s, '0')) ? '0' : ' ', width - len);
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ft_memmove(ft_strchr(tmp, '\0') + zero, print, ft_strlen(print));
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if (ft_strchr(s, '0') && (minus = ft_strchrset("+-", tmp)))
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{
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tmp[0] = (minus[0] == '+') ? '+' : '-';
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minus[0] = '0';
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}
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}
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free(print);
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return (tmp);
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}
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/*
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** -if there is a minimal width field, calculate it and add it to print
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** according to the flags '-' and '0' if present
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** -in details :
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** 0 if print[0] value 0, as it happens for type c with (char)0, save it for
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** later in 'zero'
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** 1 loop through s, the string starting by '%' and ending by a converter,
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** until it has passed all the flags that are not a potentiel width field
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** 2 then if it's the end of s, there is no width and print isn't changed,
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** otherwise the int 'size' take the value returned by atoi
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** in case print isn't changed, 'size' is the length of 'print'
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** 3 then if the size of the width shield is bigger than the size of print
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** (plus zero in case print is a (char)0), call 'width_flags' that will
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** create a new char* to contain the string to print after transformation
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** 4 otherwise 'size' is the length of print + zero
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*/
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char *ft_width(char *s, char *print, int *size, char *type)
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{
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char *tmp;
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int zero;
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tmp = s;
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zero = 0;
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if (print[0] == '\0' && ft_strchr(type, 'c'))
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zero = 1;
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while (*tmp != '\0' && ft_strchr("%#- +'0/", *tmp))
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tmp++;
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if (*tmp == '\0' || *tmp == '.')
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{
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*size = ft_strlen(print) + zero;
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return (print);
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}
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*size = ft_atoi(tmp);
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tmp[0] = '\0';
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if (*size > ft_strlen(print) + zero)
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print = width_flags(print, s, *size, zero);
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else
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*size = ft_strlen(print) + zero;
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tmp[0] = '1';
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return (print);
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}
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/*
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** -go through all the transformation flags needs
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** -first the precision
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** -then if type is int and nbr is positive, add a + to the left, it's flag '+'
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** -third the flag "#"
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** -fourth, the width
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** -then p
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** -the case of 'p' is treated without any subtelness because i don't care
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*/
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char *ft_flag_transform(char *s, char *print, char *type, int *size)
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{
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print = ft_precision(s, print, type);
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print = ft_plus(s, print, type);
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print = ft_sharp(s, print, type);
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print = ft_width(s, print, size, type);
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print = ft_sharp_again(s, print, type);
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print = ft_space(s, print, type, size);
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if (ft_strchr(type, 'p'))
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{
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print = ft_concat_free(ft_strdup("0x"), print);
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*size += 2;
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}
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return (print);
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}
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