/*++ Copyright (c) 2013 Minoca Corp. All Rights Reserved Module Name: scan.c Abstract: This module implements scanning strings into various other forms, such as integers. Author: Evan Green 25-May-2013 Environment: Kernel and User Modes --*/ // // ------------------------------------------------------------------- Includes // #include "rtlp.h" // // --------------------------------------------------------------------- Macros // // // ---------------------------------------------------------------- Definitions // #define INFINITY_STRING "infinity" #define NAN_STRING "nan" // // ------------------------------------------------------ Data Type Definitions // // // ----------------------------------------------- Internal Function Prototypes // KSTATUS RtlpScanInteger ( PSCAN_INPUT Input, ULONG Base, ULONG FieldSize, BOOL Signed, PLONGLONG Integer, PULONG CharactersConsumed ); KSTATUS RtlpScanDouble ( PSCAN_INPUT Input, ULONG FieldSize, double *Double, PULONG CharactersConsumed ); VOID RtlpScannerUnput ( PSCAN_INPUT Input, CHAR Character ); VOID RtlpScannerWideUnput ( PSCAN_INPUT Input, WCHAR Character ); BOOL RtlpScannerGetInput ( PSCAN_INPUT Input, PCHAR Character ); BOOL RtlpScannerGetWideInput ( PSCAN_INPUT Input, PWCHAR WideCharacter ); BOOL RtlpStringScannerGetInput ( PSCAN_INPUT Input, PCHAR Character ); // // -------------------------------------------------------------------- Globals // double RtlFirst16PowersOf10[16] = { 1E0, 1E1, 1E2, 1E3, 1E4, 1E5, 1E6, 1E7, 1E8, 1E9, 1E10, 1E11, 1E12, 1E13, 1E14, 1E15 }; double RtlFirst16NegativePowersOf10[16] = { 1E0, 1E-1, 1E-2, 1E-3, 1E-4, 1E-5, 1E-6, 1E-7, 1E-8, 1E-9, 1E-10, 1E-11, 1E-12, 1E-13, 1E-14, 1E-15 }; double RtlPositivePowersOf2[5] = { 1E16, 1E32, 1E64, 1E128, 1E256 }; double RtlNegativePowersOf2[5] = { 1E-16, 1E-32, 1E-64, 1E-128, 1E-256 }; // // ------------------------------------------------------------------ Functions // RTL_API KSTATUS RtlStringScan ( PSTR Input, ULONG InputSize, PSTR Format, ULONG FormatSize, CHARACTER_ENCODING Encoding, PULONG ItemsScanned, ... ) /*++ Routine Description: This routine scans in a string and converts it to a number of arguments based on a format string. Arguments: Input - Supplies a pointer to the input string to scan. InputSize - Supplies the size of the string in bytes including the null terminator. Format - Supplies the format string that specifies how to convert the input to the arguments. FormatSize - Supplies the size of the format string in bytes, including the null terminator. Encoding - Supplies the character encoding to use when scanning into wide strings or characters. ItemsScanned - Supplies a pointer where the number of items scanned will be returned (not counting any %n specifiers). ... - Supplies the remaining pointer arguments where the scanned data will be returned. Return Value: STATUS_SUCCESS if the input was successfully scanned according to the format. STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE if the input did not match the format or the format was invalid. STATUS_ARGUMENT_EXPECTED if not enough arguments were supplied for the format. STATUS_END_OF_FILE if the input ended before any arguments were converted or any matching failures occurred. --*/ { va_list ArgumentList; KSTATUS Status; va_start(ArgumentList, ItemsScanned); Status = RtlStringScanVaList(Input, InputSize, Format, FormatSize, Encoding, ItemsScanned, ArgumentList); va_end(ArgumentList); return Status; } RTL_API KSTATUS RtlStringScanVaList ( PSTR Input, ULONG InputSize, PSTR Format, ULONG FormatSize, CHARACTER_ENCODING Encoding, PULONG ItemsScanned, va_list Arguments ) /*++ Routine Description: This routine scans in a string and converts it to a number of arguments based on a format string. Arguments: Input - Supplies a pointer to the input string to scan. InputSize - Supplies the size of the string in bytes including the null terminator. Format - Supplies the format string that specifies how to convert the input to the arguments. FormatSize - Supplies the size of the format string in bytes, including the null terminator. Encoding - Supplies the character encoding to use when scanning into wide strings or characters. ItemsScanned - Supplies a pointer where the number of items scanned will be returned (not counting any %n specifiers). Arguments - Supplies the initialized arguments list where various pieces of the formatted string will be returned. Return Value: STATUS_SUCCESS if the input was successfully scanned according to the format. STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE if the input did not match the format or the format was invalid. STATUS_ARGUMENT_EXPECTED if not enough arguments were supplied for the format. STATUS_END_OF_FILE if the input ended before any arguments were converted or any matching failures occurred. --*/ { SCAN_INPUT InputParameters; KSTATUS Status; if (Input == NULL) { return STATUS_INVALID_PARAMETER; } InputParameters.ReadU.GetInput = RtlpStringScannerGetInput; InputParameters.DataU.String = Input; InputParameters.StringSize = InputSize; InputParameters.ValidUnputCharacters = 0; InputParameters.CharactersRead = 0; RtlInitializeMultibyteState(&(InputParameters.State), Encoding); Status = RtlScan(&InputParameters, Format, FormatSize, ItemsScanned, Arguments); return Status; } RTL_API KSTATUS RtlStringScanInteger ( PSTR *String, PULONG StringSize, ULONG Base, BOOL Signed, PLONGLONG Integer ) /*++ Routine Description: This routine converts a string into an integer. It scans past leading whitespace. Arguments: String - Supplies a pointer that on input contains a pointer to the string to scan. On output, the string advanced past the scanned value (if any) will be returned. If the entire string is whitespace or starts with an invalid character, this parameter will not be modified. StringSize - Supplies a pointer that on input contains the size of the string, in bytes, including the null terminator. On output, this will contain the size of the string minus the number of bytes scanned by this routine. Said differently, it will return the size of the output to the string parameter in bytes including the null terminator. Base - Supplies the base of the integer to scan. Valid values are zero and two through thirty six. If zero is supplied, this routine will attempt to automatically detect what the base is out of bases 8, 10, and 16. Signed - Supplies a boolean indicating whether the integer to scan is signed or not. Integer - Supplies a pointer where the resulting integer is returned on success. Return Value: STATUS_SUCCESS if an integer was successfully scanned. STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE if a valid integer could not be scanned. STATUS_INTEGER_OVERFLOW if the result overflowed. In this case the integer returned will be MAX_LONGLONG, MIN_LONGLONG, or MAX_ULONGLONG depending on the signedness and value. STATUS_END_OF_FILE if the input ended before the value was converted or a matching failure occurred. --*/ { ULONG CharactersConsumed; SCAN_INPUT Input; KSTATUS Status; if (String == NULL) { return STATUS_INVALID_PARAMETER; } Input.ReadU.GetInput = RtlpStringScannerGetInput; Input.DataU.String = *String; Input.StringSize = *StringSize; Input.ValidUnputCharacters = 0; Input.CharactersRead = 0; RtlInitializeMultibyteState(&(Input.State), CharacterEncodingDefault); Status = RtlpScanInteger(&Input, Base, *StringSize, Signed, Integer, &CharactersConsumed); *StringSize -= CharactersConsumed; *String += CharactersConsumed; return Status; } RTL_API KSTATUS RtlStringScanDouble ( PSTR *String, PULONG StringSize, double *Double ) /*++ Routine Description: This routine converts a string into a floating point double. It scans past leading whitespace. Arguments: String - Supplies a pointer that on input contains a pointer to the string to scan. On output, the string advanced past the scanned value (if any) will be returned. If the entire string is whitespace or starts with an invalid character, this parameter will not be modified. StringSize - Supplies a pointer that on input contains the size of the string, in bytes, including the null terminator. On output, this will contain the size of the string minus the number of bytes scanned by this routine. Said differently, it will return the size of the output to the string parameter in bytes including the null terminator. Double - Supplies a pointer where the resulting double is returned on success. Return Value: STATUS_SUCCESS if an integer was successfully scanned. STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE if a valid double could not be scanned. STATUS_OUT_OF_BOUNDS if the exponent was out of range. STATUS_END_OF_FILE if the input ended before the value was converted or a matching failure occurred. --*/ { ULONG CharactersConsumed; SCAN_INPUT Input; KSTATUS Status; if (String == NULL) { return STATUS_INVALID_PARAMETER; } Input.ReadU.GetInput = RtlpStringScannerGetInput; Input.DataU.String = *String; Input.StringSize = *StringSize; Input.ValidUnputCharacters = 0; Input.CharactersRead = 0; RtlInitializeMultibyteState(&(Input.State), CharacterEncodingDefault); Status = RtlpScanDouble(&Input, *StringSize, Double, &CharactersConsumed); *StringSize -= CharactersConsumed; *String += CharactersConsumed; return Status; } RTL_API KSTATUS RtlScan ( PSCAN_INPUT Input, PSTR Format, ULONG FormatLength, PULONG ItemsScanned, va_list ArgumentList ) /*++ Routine Description: This routine scans from an input and converts the input to various parameters according to a specified format. Arguments: Input - Supplies a pointer to the filled out scan input structure which will be used to retrieve more input. Format - Supplies the format string which specifies how to convert the input to the argument list. FormatLength - Supplies the size of the format length string in bytes, including the null terminator. ItemsScanned - Supplies a pointer where the number of parameters filled in (not counting %n) will be returned. ArgumentList - Supplies the list of arguments that will get filled out based on the input and format string. Return Value: STATUS_SUCCESS if the input was successfully scanned according to the format. STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE if the input did not match the format or the format was invalid. STATUS_ARGUMENT_EXPECTED if not enough arguments were supplied for the format. STATUS_END_OF_FILE if the input ended before any arguments were converted or any matching failures occurred. --*/ { BOOL AdvanceFormat; PCHAR Argument; ULONG ArgumentsWritten; BOOL AssignmentSuppression; ULONG Base; CHAR Character; ULONG CharactersConsumed; double Double; ULONG FieldWidth; CHAR InputCharacter; BOOL InScanSet; LONGLONG Integer; ULONG LengthModifier; BOOL LongSpecified; ULONG Position; BOOL Result; PSTR ScanSetBegin; BOOL ScanSetGotSomething; ULONG ScanSetIndex; ULONG ScanSetLength; BOOL ScanSetNegated; KSTATUS ScanStatus; BOOL Signed; KSTATUS Status; WCHAR WideCharacter; PWSTR WideStringArgument; ASSERT(RtlIsCharacterEncodingSupported(Input->State.Encoding) != FALSE); ArgumentsWritten = 0; *ItemsScanned = 0; Result = FALSE; // // Loop getting characters. // while (FormatLength != 0) { AssignmentSuppression = FALSE; FieldWidth = -1; LengthModifier = 0; Position = -1; Character = *Format; // // Any whitespace in the format blasts through all whitespace in the // input. // if (RtlIsCharacterSpace(Character) != FALSE) { do { Result = RtlpScannerGetInput(Input, &InputCharacter); if (Result == FALSE) { break; } } while (RtlIsCharacterSpace(InputCharacter) != FALSE); // // This went one too far, put the non-whitespace character back. // if (Result != FALSE) { RtlpScannerUnput(Input, InputCharacter); } // // If it's a terminator, stop scanning. // } else if (Character == '\0') { break; // // If it's not a percent, then it's just a regular character, match it // up. // } else if (Character != '%') { Result = RtlpScannerGetInput(Input, &InputCharacter); if (Result == FALSE) { Status = STATUS_END_OF_FILE; goto ScanEnd; } if (InputCharacter != Character) { Status = STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE; goto ScanEnd; } // // Big boy land, it's a format specifier (percent sign). // } else { ASSERT(Character == '%'); Format += 1; FormatLength -= 1; if ((FormatLength == 0) || (*Format == '\0')) { Status = STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE; goto ScanEnd; } Character = *Format; // // Potentially get a positional argument (or field length, it's // unclear yet). // if ((Character >= '0') && (Character <= '9')) { ScanStatus = RtlStringScanInteger(&Format, &FormatLength, 10, FALSE, &Integer); if (!KSUCCESS(ScanStatus)) { Status = ScanStatus; goto ScanEnd; } if ((FormatLength == 0) || (*Format == '\0')) { Status = STATUS_END_OF_FILE; goto ScanEnd; } if (Integer <= 0) { Status = STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE; goto ScanEnd; } // // A dollar sign means it was a positional argument, none means // it was a field width. // Character = *Format; if (Character == '$') { Position = (ULONG)Integer; Format += 1; FormatLength -= 1; if (FormatLength == 0) { Status = STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE; goto ScanEnd; } Character = *Format; if (Character == '\0') { Status = STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE; goto ScanEnd; } } else { FieldWidth = (ULONG)Integer; } } // // Watch out for assignment suppression. // if (Character == '*') { AssignmentSuppression = TRUE; Format += 1; FormatLength -= 1; if (FormatLength == 0) { Status = STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE; goto ScanEnd; } Character = *Format; } // // If not already found, try again to scan a field width, as it // could have been after the asterisk. // if ((FieldWidth == -1) && (Character >= '0') && (Character <= '9')) { ScanStatus = RtlStringScanInteger(&Format, &FormatLength, 10, FALSE, &Integer); if (!KSUCCESS(ScanStatus)) { Status = ScanStatus; goto ScanEnd; } if ((FormatLength == 0) || (*Format == '\0')) { Status = STATUS_END_OF_FILE; goto ScanEnd; } if (Integer <= 0) { Status = STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE; goto ScanEnd; } FieldWidth = (ULONG)Integer; Character = *Format; } // // Look for a length modifier. There are two-character wide // length modifiers hh for char and ll for long long. // AdvanceFormat = FALSE; LongSpecified = FALSE; // // If the character is 'h', then the parameter points to a short. // Advance manually here to look for 'hh' as well, which makes the // parameter a char. // if (Character == 'h') { LengthModifier = sizeof(SHORT); Format += 1; FormatLength -= 1; if ((FormatLength == 0) || (*Format == '\0')) { Status = STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE; goto ScanEnd; } Character = *Format; if (Character == 'h') { LengthModifier = sizeof(CHAR); AdvanceFormat = TRUE; } // // If the character is 'l', then the parameter points to a long. // Advance manually here as well to look for the 'll', which is // long long. // } else if (Character == 'l') { LongSpecified = TRUE; LengthModifier = sizeof(LONG); Format += 1; FormatLength -= 1; if ((FormatLength == 0) || (*Format == '\0')) { Status = STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE; goto ScanEnd; } Character = *Format; if (Character == 'l') { LongSpecified = FALSE; LengthModifier = sizeof(LONGLONG); AdvanceFormat = TRUE; } // // The 'j' override specifies an intmax_t type. // } else if (Character == 'j') { LengthModifier = sizeof(intmax_t); AdvanceFormat = TRUE; // // The 'z' override specifies a size_t type. // } else if (Character == 'z') { LengthModifier = sizeof(size_t); AdvanceFormat = TRUE; // // The 't' override specifies a ptrdiff_t type. // } else if (Character == 't') { LengthModifier = sizeof(ptrdiff_t); AdvanceFormat = TRUE; // // The 'L' override specifies a long double. // } else if (Character == 'L') { LengthModifier = sizeof(LONGLONG); AdvanceFormat = TRUE; } if (AdvanceFormat != FALSE) { Format += 1; FormatLength -= 1; if ((FormatLength == 0) || (*Format == '\0')) { Status = STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE; goto ScanEnd; } Character = *Format; } // // Get the argument unless the assignment is suppressed. // Argument = NULL; if ((AssignmentSuppression == FALSE) && (Character != '%')) { // // TODO: Handle positional arguments. Not sure how to do // that with just va_arg. If they're all pointer types // perhaps pointer arithmetic is fine if there were a way // to get the original address of the first argument. // if (Position != -1) { ASSERT(FALSE); Argument = NULL; } else { Argument = va_arg(ArgumentList, PCHAR); } if (Argument == NULL) { Status = STATUS_ARGUMENT_EXPECTED; goto ScanEnd; } } // // Convert an lc to a C and and ls to an S just to make the if // statements easier. // if (LongSpecified != FALSE) { if (Character == 'c') { Character = 'C'; } else if (Character == 's') { Character = 'S'; } } // // All the wiggly stuff is out of the way, get down to the real // format specifier. First check for an integer. // if ((Character == 'd') || (Character == 'i') || (Character == 'o') || (Character == 'u') || (Character == 'x') || (Character == 'X')) { if (LengthModifier == 0) { LengthModifier = sizeof(INT); } Signed = TRUE; if (Character == 'd') { Base = 10; } else if (Character == 'i') { Base = 0; } else if (Character == 'o') { Base = 8; } else if (Character == 'u') { Base = 10; Signed = FALSE; } else { Base = 16; } ScanStatus = RtlpScanInteger(Input, Base, FieldWidth, Signed, &Integer, &CharactersConsumed); if (!KSUCCESS(ScanStatus)) { Status = ScanStatus; goto ScanEnd; } if (AssignmentSuppression == FALSE) { // // Write the argument. // switch (LengthModifier) { case sizeof(CHAR): *((PCHAR)Argument) = (CHAR)Integer; break; case sizeof(SHORT): *((PSHORT)Argument) = (SHORT)Integer; break; case sizeof(LONG): *((PLONG)Argument) = (LONG)Integer; break; case sizeof(LONGLONG): *((PLONGLONG)Argument) = (LONGLONG)Integer; break; default: ASSERT(FALSE); Status = STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE; goto ScanEnd; } ArgumentsWritten += 1; } // // Handle floats. // } else if ((Character == 'a') || (Character == 'A') || (Character == 'e') || (Character == 'E') || (Character == 'f') || (Character == 'F') || (Character == 'g') || (Character == 'G')) { ScanStatus = RtlpScanDouble(Input, FieldWidth, &Double, &CharactersConsumed); if (!KSUCCESS(ScanStatus)) { Status = ScanStatus; goto ScanEnd; } if (AssignmentSuppression == FALSE) { switch (LengthModifier) { case sizeof(LONG): *((double *)Argument) = Double; break; case sizeof(LONGLONG): *((long double *)Argument) = Double; break; default: *((float *)Argument) = (float)Double; break; } ArgumentsWritten += 1; } // // Handle string copies. // } else if (Character == 's') { // // First get past any whitespace. // do { Result = RtlpScannerGetInput(Input, &InputCharacter); if ((Result == FALSE) || (InputCharacter == '\0')) { Status = STATUS_END_OF_FILE; goto ScanEnd; } } while (RtlIsCharacterSpace(InputCharacter) != FALSE); // // Now loop putting non-whitespace characters into the // argument. Note how the destination argument buffer is // unbounded? Very dangerous to use without a field width. // do { if (AssignmentSuppression == FALSE) { *Argument = InputCharacter; } Argument += 1; FieldWidth -= 1; Result = RtlpScannerGetInput(Input, &InputCharacter); if ((Result == FALSE) || (InputCharacter == '\0')) { Status = STATUS_END_OF_FILE; break; } } while ((FieldWidth != 0) && (RtlIsCharacterSpace(InputCharacter) == FALSE)); // // Put the last character back. // if (Result != FALSE) { RtlpScannerUnput(Input, InputCharacter); } // // Null terminate the destination string. // if (AssignmentSuppression == FALSE) { *Argument = '\0'; ArgumentsWritten += 1; } // // Handle wide string copies. // } else if (Character == 'S') { RtlResetMultibyteState(&(Input->State)); // // First get past any whitespace. // do { Result = RtlpScannerGetWideInput(Input, &WideCharacter); if ((Result == FALSE) || (InputCharacter == L'\0')) { Status = STATUS_END_OF_FILE; goto ScanEnd; } } while (RtlIsCharacterSpaceWide(WideCharacter) != FALSE); // // Now loop putting non-whitespace characters into the // argument. Note how the destination argument buffer is // unbounded? Very dangerous to use without a field width. // WideStringArgument = (PWSTR)Argument; do { if (AssignmentSuppression == FALSE) { *WideStringArgument = WideCharacter; } WideStringArgument += 1; FieldWidth -= 1; Result = RtlpScannerGetWideInput(Input, &WideCharacter); if ((Result == FALSE) || (WideCharacter == L'\0')) { Status = STATUS_END_OF_FILE; break; } } while ((FieldWidth != 0) && (RtlIsCharacterSpaceWide(WideCharacter) == FALSE)); // // Put the last character back. // if (Result != FALSE) { RtlpScannerWideUnput(Input, WideCharacter); } // // Null terminate the destination string. // if (AssignmentSuppression == FALSE) { *WideStringArgument = L'\0'; ArgumentsWritten += 1; } // // Handle a character (or a bunch of them). // } else if (Character == 'c') { if (FieldWidth == -1) { FieldWidth = 1; } Result = RtlpScannerGetInput(Input, &InputCharacter); if ((Result == FALSE) || (InputCharacter == '\0')) { Status = STATUS_END_OF_FILE; goto ScanEnd; } while (TRUE) { if (AssignmentSuppression == FALSE) { *Argument = InputCharacter; } Argument += 1; FieldWidth -= 1; if (FieldWidth == 0) { break; } Result = RtlpScannerGetInput(Input, &InputCharacter); if ((Result == FALSE) || (InputCharacter == '\0')) { Status = STATUS_END_OF_FILE; break; } } if (AssignmentSuppression == FALSE) { ArgumentsWritten += 1; } // // Handle a wide character (or a bunch of them). // } else if (Character == 'C') { RtlResetMultibyteState(&(Input->State)); if (FieldWidth == -1) { FieldWidth = 1; } Result = RtlpScannerGetWideInput(Input, &WideCharacter); if ((Result == FALSE) || (WideCharacter == L'\0')) { Status = STATUS_END_OF_FILE; goto ScanEnd; } WideStringArgument = (PWSTR)Argument; while (TRUE) { if (AssignmentSuppression == FALSE) { *WideStringArgument = WideCharacter; } WideStringArgument += 1; FieldWidth -= 1; if (FieldWidth == 0) { break; } Result = RtlpScannerGetWideInput(Input, &WideCharacter); if ((Result == FALSE) || (WideCharacter == '\0')) { Status = STATUS_END_OF_FILE; break; } } if (AssignmentSuppression == FALSE) { ArgumentsWritten += 1; } // // Handle a scanset. // } else if (Character == '[') { Format += 1; FormatLength -= 1; if (FormatLength == 0) { Status = STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE; goto ScanEnd; } // // The circumflex (^) negates the scanset. // ScanSetNegated = FALSE; if (*Format == '^') { ScanSetNegated = TRUE; Format += 1; FormatLength -= 1; if (FormatLength == 0) { break; } } // // Find the end of the scanset. If the scanset starts with // [] or [^] then the left bracket is considered to be part of // the scanset. Annoyingly, there is no way to specify a // sequence of just ^, which seems like a glaring hole to this // programmer. // ScanSetBegin = Format; ScanSetLength = 0; while ((FormatLength != 0) && (*Format != '\0')) { if ((*Format == ']') && (ScanSetLength != 0)) { break; } ScanSetLength += 1; Format += 1; FormatLength -= 1; } if ((FormatLength == 0) || (*Format == '\0')) { Status = STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE; goto ScanEnd; } // // Now grab characters that are either in the scanset or not in // the scanset. // ScanSetGotSomething = FALSE; if (LongSpecified != FALSE) { WideStringArgument = (PWSTR)Argument; do { Result = RtlpScannerGetWideInput(Input, &WideCharacter); if ((Result == FALSE) || (WideCharacter == L'\0')) { break; } InScanSet = FALSE; for (ScanSetIndex = 0; ScanSetIndex < ScanSetLength; ScanSetIndex += 1) { if (WideCharacter == ScanSetBegin[ScanSetIndex]) { InScanSet = TRUE; break; } } // // Break out if it's not negated and it's not in the // scanset, or it is negated and it is in the scanset. // Write it out the long way and the simplification will // be more obvious. // if (ScanSetNegated == InScanSet) { break; } if (AssignmentSuppression == FALSE) { *WideStringArgument = WideCharacter; WideStringArgument += 1; } FieldWidth -= 1; ScanSetGotSomething = TRUE; } while (FieldWidth != 0); if (ScanSetGotSomething == FALSE) { Status = STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE; goto ScanEnd; } // // Put the last character back. // if ((Result != FALSE) && (FieldWidth != 0)) { RtlpScannerWideUnput(Input, WideCharacter); } // // Null terminate the destination string. // if (AssignmentSuppression == FALSE) { *WideStringArgument = L'\0'; ArgumentsWritten += 1; } // // Long was not specified, these are just normal bytes in the // input. // } else { do { Result = RtlpScannerGetInput(Input, &InputCharacter); if ((Result == FALSE) || (InputCharacter == '\0')) { break; } InScanSet = FALSE; for (ScanSetIndex = 0; ScanSetIndex < ScanSetLength; ScanSetIndex += 1) { if (InputCharacter == ScanSetBegin[ScanSetIndex]) { InScanSet = TRUE; break; } } // // Break out if it's not negated and it's not in the // scanset, or it is negated and it is in the scanset. // Write it out the long way and the simplification will // be more obvious. // if (ScanSetNegated == InScanSet) { break; } if (AssignmentSuppression == FALSE) { *Argument = InputCharacter; Argument += 1; } FieldWidth -= 1; ScanSetGotSomething = TRUE; } while (FieldWidth != 0); if (ScanSetGotSomething == FALSE) { Status = STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE; goto ScanEnd; } // // Put the last character back. // if ((Result != FALSE) && (FieldWidth != 0)) { RtlpScannerUnput(Input, InputCharacter); } // // Null terminate the destination string. // if (AssignmentSuppression == FALSE) { *Argument = '\0'; ArgumentsWritten += 1; } } // // Handle a little old percent. Double percents are just the // percent sign literal. // } else if (Character == '%') { Result = RtlpScannerGetInput(Input, &InputCharacter); if (Result == FALSE) { Status = STATUS_END_OF_FILE; goto ScanEnd; } if (InputCharacter != Character) { Status = STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE; goto ScanEnd; } // // Return the number of bytes read from the input to get to this // point. This doesn't count in the number of arguments written. // } else if (Character == 'n') { if (AssignmentSuppression == FALSE) { *((PINT)Argument) = Input->CharactersRead - Input->ValidUnputCharacters; } // // This is an unknown format specifier. // } else { Status = STATUS_NOT_SUPPORTED; goto ScanEnd; } } // // Advance to the next character in the format string. // Format += 1; FormatLength -= 1; } Status = STATUS_SUCCESS; ScanEnd: if ((Status == STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE) && (Result != FALSE)) { RtlpScannerUnput(Input, InputCharacter); } if ((Status == STATUS_END_OF_FILE) && (ArgumentsWritten != 0)) { Status = STATUS_SUCCESS; } *ItemsScanned = ArgumentsWritten; return Status; } // // --------------------------------------------------------- Internal Functions // KSTATUS RtlpScanInteger ( PSCAN_INPUT Input, ULONG Base, ULONG FieldSize, BOOL Signed, PLONGLONG Integer, PULONG CharactersConsumed ) /*++ Routine Description: This routine converts a string into an integer. It scans past leading whitespace. Arguments: Input - Supplies a pointer to the filled out scan input structure which will be used to retrieve more input. Base - Supplies the base of the integer to scan. Valid values are zero and two through thirty six. If zero is supplied, this routine will attempt to automatically detect what the base is out of bases 8, 10, and 16. Signed - Supplies a boolean indicating if the integer is signed or not. FieldSize - Supplies the maximum number of characters to scan for the integer. Integer - Supplies a pointer where the resulting integer is returned on success. CharactersConsumed - Supplies a pointer where the number characters consumed will be stored. Return Value: STATUS_SUCCESS if an integer was successfully scanned. STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE if a valid integer could not be scanned. STATUS_INTEGER_OVERFLOW if the result overflowed. In this case the integer returned will be MAX_LONGLONG, MIN_LONGLONG, or MAX_ULONGLONG depending on the signedness and value. STATUS_END_OF_FILE if the end of the file was reached before any non-whitespace could be retrieved. --*/ { CHAR Character; ULONG CharacterCount; CHAR MaxDigit; CHAR MaxLetter; BOOL Negative; ULONGLONG NewValue; BOOL Result; KSTATUS Status; BOOL ValidCharacterFound; ULONGLONG Value; *CharactersConsumed = 0; CharacterCount = 0; *Integer = 0; Negative = FALSE; Result = RtlpScannerGetInput(Input, &Character); if ((Result == FALSE) || (Character == '\0')) { return STATUS_END_OF_FILE; } // // Scan past any whitespace. // while (RtlIsCharacterSpace(Character) != FALSE) { CharacterCount += 1; Result = RtlpScannerGetInput(Input, &Character); if ((Result == FALSE) || (Character == '\0')) { return STATUS_END_OF_FILE; } } // // Get past any optional plus or minus. // if ((Character == '+') || (Character == '-')) { if (Character == '-') { Negative = TRUE; } if (FieldSize == 0) { Status = STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE; goto ScanIntegerEnd; } CharacterCount += 1; FieldSize -= 1; Result = RtlpScannerGetInput(Input, &Character); if ((Result == FALSE) || (Character == '\0') || (FieldSize == 0)) { Status = STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE; goto ScanIntegerEnd; } } // // Get past an optional 0x or 0X for base 16 mode. // ValidCharacterFound = FALSE; if (((Base == 0) || (Base == 16)) && (Character == '0')) { // // Seeing a leading zero is an indication of octal mode, so start with // that in case the x coming up isn't there. // if (Base == 0) { Base = 8; } if (FieldSize == 0) { Status = STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE; goto ScanIntegerEnd; } CharacterCount += 1; FieldSize -= 1; ValidCharacterFound = TRUE; Result = RtlpScannerGetInput(Input, &Character); if ((Result == FALSE) || (Character == '\0') || (FieldSize == 0)) { *CharactersConsumed = CharacterCount; Status = STATUS_SUCCESS; goto ScanIntegerEnd; } // // Swallow an x. 0x by itself is allowed, and counts as just the zero. // if ((Character == 'x') || (Character == 'X')) { Base = 16; Result = RtlpScannerGetInput(Input, &Character); if ((Result == FALSE) || (RtlIsCharacterHexDigit(Character) == FALSE) || (FieldSize == 0)) { *CharactersConsumed = CharacterCount; Status = STATUS_SUCCESS; goto ScanIntegerEnd; } CharacterCount += 1; FieldSize -= 1; } } // // If the base is undecided, take a look at the first digit to figure it // out. // if (Base == 0) { ASSERT(Character != '0'); if ((Character >= '1') && (Character <= '9')) { Base = 10; } else { Status = STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE; goto ScanIntegerEnd; } } // // Compute the maximum digit or letter value. // ASSERT(Base != 0); if (Base <= 10) { MaxDigit = '0' + Base - 1; MaxLetter = 'A' - 1; } else { MaxDigit = '9'; MaxLetter = 'A' + Base - 1 - 10; } Status = STATUS_SUCCESS; Value = 0; // // Loop through every digit. // while (TRUE) { // // Uppercase any letters. // if ((Character >= 'a') && (Character <= 'z')) { Character = 'A' + Character - 'a'; } // // Potentially add the next digit. // if ((Character >= '0') && (Character <= '9')) { if (Character > MaxDigit) { break; } Character -= '0'; // // It could also be a letter digit. // } else if ((Character >= 'A') && (Character <= 'Z')) { if (Character > MaxLetter) { break; } Character -= 'A' - 0xA; // // Or it could be something entirely different, in which case the // number is over. // } else { break; } // // Check for overflow by dividing back out. // NewValue = (Value * Base) + Character; if (((NewValue - Character) / Base) != Value) { Status = STATUS_INTEGER_OVERFLOW; } Value = NewValue; ValidCharacterFound = TRUE; CharacterCount += 1; FieldSize -= 1; if (FieldSize == 0) { break; } Result = RtlpScannerGetInput(Input, &Character); if ((Result == FALSE) || (Character == '\0')) { break; } } // // If the loop broke without ever finding a valid character, fail. // if (ValidCharacterFound == FALSE) { Status = STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE; goto ScanIntegerEnd; } // // If the character that caused the loop to break wasn't an integer, put // the candle back. // if ((FieldSize != 0) && (Result != FALSE)) { RtlpScannerUnput(Input, Character); } *CharactersConsumed = CharacterCount; // // Handle overflow. // if (Status == STATUS_INTEGER_OVERFLOW) { if (Signed != FALSE) { if (Negative != FALSE) { *Integer = MIN_LONGLONG; } else { *Integer = MAX_LONGLONG; } } else { *(PULONGLONG)Integer = MAX_ULONGLONG; } } else { if (Negative != FALSE) { Value = -Value; } *Integer = Value; } ScanIntegerEnd: if ((!KSUCCESS(Status)) && (Result != FALSE)) { RtlpScannerUnput(Input, Character); } return Status; } KSTATUS RtlpScanDouble ( PSCAN_INPUT Input, ULONG FieldSize, double *Double, PULONG CharactersConsumed ) /*++ Routine Description: This routine converts a string into a floating point double. It scans past leading whitespace. Arguments: Input - Supplies a pointer to the filled out scan input structure which will be used to retrieve more input. FieldSize - Supplies the maximum number of characters to scan for the double. Double - Supplies a pointer where the resulting double is returned on success. CharactersConsumed - Supplies a pointer where the number characters consumed will be stored. Return Value: STATUS_SUCCESS if an integer was successfully scanned. STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE if a valid double could not be scanned. STATUS_OUT_OF_BOUNDS if the exponent was out of range. STATUS_END_OF_FILE if the end of the file was reached before any non-whitespace could be retrieved. --*/ { double Base; CHAR Character; ULONG CharacterCount; CHAR DecasedCharacter; double Digit; LONG Exponent; CHAR ExponentCharacter; double ExponentMultiplier; CHAR ExponentSign; double ExponentValue; BOOL Negative; double NegativeExponent; double OneOverBase; ULONG PowerIndex; BOOL Result; BOOL SeenDecimal; KSTATUS Status; CHAR String[DOUBLE_SCAN_STRING_SIZE]; ULONG StringCharacterCount; BOOL ValidCharacterFound; double Value; Base = 10.0; OneOverBase = 1.0E-1; *CharactersConsumed = 0; CharacterCount = 0; *Double = 0.0; Negative = FALSE; Value = 0.0; Result = RtlpScannerGetInput(Input, &Character); if ((Result == FALSE) || (Character == '\0')) { return STATUS_END_OF_FILE; } // // Scan past any whitespace. // while (RtlIsCharacterSpace(Character) != FALSE) { CharacterCount += 1; Result = RtlpScannerGetInput(Input, &Character); if ((Result == FALSE) || (Character == '\0')) { return STATUS_END_OF_FILE; } } Status = STATUS_SUCCESS; // // Get past any optional plus or minus. // if ((Character == '+') || (Character == '-')) { if (Character == '-') { Negative = TRUE; } if (FieldSize == 0) { Status = STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE; goto ScanDoubleEnd; } CharacterCount += 1; FieldSize -= 1; Result = RtlpScannerGetInput(Input, &Character); if ((Result == FALSE) || (Character == '\0') || (FieldSize == 0)) { return STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE; } } // // Look for inf and infinity, ignoring case. // StringCharacterCount = 0; DecasedCharacter = Character; if ((Character >= 'A') && (Character <= 'Z')) { DecasedCharacter = Character + 'a' - 'A'; } while ((StringCharacterCount < sizeof(INFINITY_STRING) - 1) && (DecasedCharacter == INFINITY_STRING[StringCharacterCount])) { String[StringCharacterCount] = Character; StringCharacterCount += 1; CharacterCount += 1; FieldSize -= 1; if (FieldSize == 0) { break; } Result = RtlpScannerGetInput(Input, &Character); if ((Result == FALSE) || (Character == '\0')) { break; } DecasedCharacter = Character; if ((Character >= 'A') && (Character <= 'Z')) { DecasedCharacter = Character + 'a' - 'A'; } } if (StringCharacterCount >= 3) { // // If it didn't match the full infinity (but has matched inf), then // put back anything between inf and the failed infinity. // if (StringCharacterCount != sizeof(INFINITY_STRING) - 1) { RtlpScannerUnput(Input, Character); while (StringCharacterCount > 3) { RtlpScannerUnput(Input, String[StringCharacterCount]); StringCharacterCount -= 1; CharacterCount -= 1; } } Value = DOUBLE_INFINITY; goto ScanDoubleEnd; // // Unput all the characters looked at. // } else if (StringCharacterCount != 0) { RtlpScannerUnput(Input, Character); StringCharacterCount -= 1; CharacterCount -= 1; while (StringCharacterCount != 0) { RtlpScannerUnput(Input, String[StringCharacterCount]); StringCharacterCount -= 1; CharacterCount -= 1; } Character = String[0]; } // // Also look for NaN. // DecasedCharacter = Character; if ((Character >= 'A') && (Character <= 'Z')) { DecasedCharacter = Character + 'a' - 'A'; } while ((StringCharacterCount < sizeof(NAN_STRING) - 1) && (DecasedCharacter == NAN_STRING[StringCharacterCount])) { String[StringCharacterCount] = Character; StringCharacterCount += 1; CharacterCount += 1; FieldSize -= 1; if (FieldSize == 0) { break; } Result = RtlpScannerGetInput(Input, &Character); if ((Result == FALSE) || (Character == '\0')) { break; } DecasedCharacter = Character; if ((Character >= 'A') && (Character <= 'Z')) { DecasedCharacter = Character + 'a' - 'A'; } } if (StringCharacterCount == sizeof(NAN_STRING) - 1) { // // Also check for a () or (0) on the end. // if (Character == '(') { Result = RtlpScannerGetInput(Input, &Character); if (Result != FALSE) { if (Character == '0') { Result = RtlpScannerGetInput(Input, &Character); if (Result != FALSE) { if (Character == ')') { CharacterCount += 3; } else { RtlpScannerUnput(Input, Character); RtlpScannerUnput(Input, '0'); RtlpScannerUnput(Input, '('); } } else { RtlpScannerUnput(Input, Character); RtlpScannerUnput(Input, '('); } } else if (Character == ')') { CharacterCount += 2; } else { RtlpScannerUnput(Input, Character); RtlpScannerUnput(Input, '('); } } else { RtlpScannerUnput(Input, Character); } } else { RtlpScannerUnput(Input, Character); } Value = DOUBLE_NAN; Negative = FALSE; goto ScanDoubleEnd; // // Unput all the characters looked at. // } else if (StringCharacterCount != 0) { RtlpScannerUnput(Input, Character); StringCharacterCount -= 1; CharacterCount -= 1; while (StringCharacterCount != 0) { RtlpScannerUnput(Input, String[StringCharacterCount]); StringCharacterCount -= 1; CharacterCount -= 1; } Character = String[0]; } // // Get past an optional 0x or 0X for base 16 mode. // ValidCharacterFound = FALSE; if (Character == '0') { ValidCharacterFound = TRUE; if (FieldSize == 0) { Status = STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE; goto ScanDoubleEnd; } CharacterCount += 1; FieldSize -= 1; Result = RtlpScannerGetInput(Input, &Character); if (Result != FALSE) { // // If it was only a lonely zero, then handle that case specifically. // if ((FieldSize == 0) || (Character == '\0') || (RtlIsCharacterSpace(Character) != FALSE)) { *CharactersConsumed = CharacterCount; goto ScanDoubleEnd; } if ((Character == 'x') || (Character == 'X')) { Base = 16.0; OneOverBase = 0.0625; Result = RtlpScannerGetInput(Input, &Character); // // If it was just an 0x, then actually it was just a 0. // if ((Result == FALSE) || (RtlIsCharacterHexDigit(Character) == FALSE)) { RtlpScannerUnput(Input, Character); goto ScanDoubleEnd; } CharacterCount += 1; FieldSize -= 1; if (FieldSize == 0) { Status = STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE; goto ScanDoubleEnd; } } } } Digit = 0.0; NegativeExponent = OneOverBase; // // Loop through every digit. // SeenDecimal = FALSE; while (TRUE) { // // Uppercase any letters. // if ((Character >= 'a') && (Character <= 'z')) { Character = 'A' + Character - 'a'; } // // Potentially add the next digit. // if ((Character >= '0') && (Character <= '9')) { Digit = Character - '0'; // // It could also be a letter digit. // } else if ((Base == 16.0) && (Character >= 'A') && (Character <= 'F')) { Digit = Character - 'A' + 10; // // Handle a decimal point. Hopefully it was the the first and only one. // } else if (Character == '.') { if (SeenDecimal != FALSE) { break; } SeenDecimal = TRUE; // // Or it could be something entirely different, in which case the // number is over. // } else { break; } if (Character != '.') { // // If a decimal point has not been seen yet, this is the next // integer digit, so multiply everything by the base and add // this digit. // if (SeenDecimal == FALSE) { Value = (Value * Base) + Digit; // // This is a fractional part, so multiply it by the current // negative exponent, add it to the value, and shrink down to the // next exponent. // } else { Value += Digit * NegativeExponent; NegativeExponent *= OneOverBase; } ValidCharacterFound = TRUE; } CharacterCount += 1; FieldSize -= 1; if (FieldSize == 0) { goto ScanDoubleEnd; } Result = RtlpScannerGetInput(Input, &Character); if ((Result == FALSE) || (Character == '\0')) { break; } } // // If the loop broke without ever finding a valid character, fail. // if (ValidCharacterFound == FALSE) { CharacterCount = 0; Status = STATUS_INVALID_SEQUENCE; goto ScanDoubleEnd; } if (FieldSize == 0) { goto ScanDoubleEnd; } // // Look for an exponent character, and if none is found, finish. // ExponentCharacter = 0; if (((Base == 10.0) && ((Character == 'e') || (Character == 'E'))) || ((Base == 16.0) && ((Character == 'p') || (Character == 'P')))) { ExponentCharacter = Character; } if (ExponentCharacter == 0) { RtlpScannerUnput(Input, Character); goto ScanDoubleEnd; } CharacterCount += 1; FieldSize -= 1; if (FieldSize == 0) { goto ScanDoubleEnd; } Result = RtlpScannerGetInput(Input, &Character); if ((Result == FALSE) || (Character == '\0')) { RtlpScannerUnput(Input, ExponentCharacter); CharacterCount -= 1; goto ScanDoubleEnd; } // // Look for an optional plus or minus. // ExponentSign = 0; if ((Character == '+') || (Character == '-')) { ExponentSign = Character; CharacterCount += 1; FieldSize -= 1; if (FieldSize == 0) { goto ScanDoubleEnd; } Result = RtlpScannerGetInput(Input, &Character); if ((Result == FALSE) || (Character == '\0')) { RtlpScannerUnput(Input, ExponentSign); RtlpScannerUnput(Input, ExponentCharacter); CharacterCount -= 2; goto ScanDoubleEnd; } } // // If there are not exponent digits, the exponent and sign were a fakeout. // if (!((Character >= '0') && (Character <= '9'))) { RtlpScannerUnput(Input, Character); if (ExponentSign != 0) { RtlpScannerUnput(Input, ExponentSign); CharacterCount -= 1; } RtlpScannerUnput(Input, ExponentCharacter); CharacterCount -= 1; goto ScanDoubleEnd; } // // Scan the base decimal integer exponent (meaning the exponent is always // a string in base 10). // Exponent = 0; while ((Character >= '0') && (Character <= '9')) { Exponent = (Exponent * 10) + (Character - '0'); CharacterCount += 1; FieldSize -= 1; if (FieldSize == 0) { break; } Result = RtlpScannerGetInput(Input, &Character); if ((Result == FALSE) || (Character == '\0')) { break; } } // // If the character that caused the loop to break wasn't an integer, put. // the candle. back. // if ((FieldSize != 0) && (Result != FALSE)) { RtlpScannerUnput(Input, Character); } if (Exponent > 300) { if (Value == 0.0) { goto ScanDoubleEnd; } Status = STATUS_OUT_OF_BOUNDS; Result = FALSE; if (ExponentSign == '-') { Value = 0.0; } else { Value = DOUBLE_HUGE_VALUE; } goto ScanDoubleEnd; } // // Create a value with the desired exponent. // if (Base == 10.0) { // // Put together the approximation using powers of 2. // if (ExponentSign == '-') { ExponentValue = RtlFirst16NegativePowersOf10[Exponent & 0x0F]; } else { ExponentValue = RtlFirst16PowersOf10[Exponent & 0x0F]; } Exponent = Exponent >> 4; for (PowerIndex = 0; PowerIndex < 5; PowerIndex += 1) { if (Exponent == 0) { break; } if ((Exponent & 0x1) != 0) { if (ExponentSign == '-') { ExponentValue *= RtlNegativePowersOf2[PowerIndex]; } else { ExponentValue *= RtlPositivePowersOf2[PowerIndex]; } } Exponent = Exponent >> 1; } // // For base 16, just multiply the power of 2 out. // } else { ExponentValue = 1.0; if (ExponentSign == '-') { ExponentMultiplier = 0.5; } else { ExponentMultiplier = 2.0; } while (Exponent != 0) { ExponentValue *= ExponentMultiplier; Exponent -= 1; } } Value *= ExponentValue; ScanDoubleEnd: if ((!KSUCCESS(Status)) && (Result != FALSE)) { RtlpScannerUnput(Input, Character); } *CharactersConsumed = CharacterCount; if (Negative != FALSE) { Value = -Value; } *Double = Value; return Status; } VOID RtlpScannerUnput ( PSCAN_INPUT Input, CHAR Character ) /*++ Routine Description: This routine puts a byte of input back into the scanner's input stream. Arguments: Input - Supplies a pointer to the input scanner structure. Character - Supplies the character to put back. Return Value: None. --*/ { ASSERT(Input->ValidUnputCharacters < SCANNER_UNPUT_SIZE); Input->UnputCharacters[Input->ValidUnputCharacters] = Character; Input->ValidUnputCharacters += 1; return; } VOID RtlpScannerWideUnput ( PSCAN_INPUT Input, WCHAR Character ) /*++ Routine Description: This routine puts a wide character of input back into a byte-oriented scanner's input stream. Arguments: Input - Supplies a pointer to the input scanner structure. Character - Supplies the character to put back. Return Value: None. --*/ { CHAR Buffer[MULTIBYTE_MAX]; ULONG BufferSize; ULONG ByteIndex; KSTATUS Status; ASSERT(Input->ValidUnputCharacters < SCANNER_UNPUT_SIZE); BufferSize = MULTIBYTE_MAX; Status = RtlConvertWideCharacterToMultibyte(Character, Buffer, &BufferSize, &(Input->State)); if (KSUCCESS(Status)) { for (ByteIndex = 0; ByteIndex < BufferSize; ByteIndex += 1) { if (Input->ValidUnputCharacters >= SCANNER_UNPUT_SIZE) { break; } Input->UnputCharacters[Input->ValidUnputCharacters] = Buffer[ByteIndex]; Input->ValidUnputCharacters += 1; } } return; } BOOL RtlpScannerGetInput ( PSCAN_INPUT Input, PCHAR Character ) /*++ Routine Description: This routine retrieves another byte of input from the input scanner. Arguments: Input - Supplies a pointer to the input scanner structure. Character - Supplies a pointer where the character will be returned on success. Return Value: TRUE if a character was read. FALSE if the end of the file or string was encountered. --*/ { if (Input->ValidUnputCharacters != 0) { *Character = Input->UnputCharacters[Input->ValidUnputCharacters - 1]; Input->ValidUnputCharacters -= 1; return TRUE; } return Input->ReadU.GetInput(Input, Character); } BOOL RtlpScannerGetWideInput ( PSCAN_INPUT Input, PWCHAR WideCharacter ) /*++ Routine Description: This routine retrieves wide input character from a byte oriented scanner input. Arguments: Input - Supplies a pointer to the input scanner structure. WideCharacter - Supplies a pointer where the wide character will be returned on success. Return Value: TRUE if a character was read. FALSE if the end of the file or string was encountered. --*/ { PSTR Buffer; ULONG BufferSize; CHAR MultibyteBuffer[MULTIBYTE_MAX]; ULONG MultibyteBufferSize; BOOL Result; KSTATUS Status; MultibyteBufferSize = 0; while (TRUE) { Result = RtlpScannerGetInput(Input, &(MultibyteBuffer[MultibyteBufferSize])); if (Result == FALSE) { return FALSE; } MultibyteBufferSize += 1; Buffer = MultibyteBuffer; BufferSize = MultibyteBufferSize; Status = RtlConvertMultibyteCharacterToWide(&Buffer, &BufferSize, WideCharacter, &(Input->State)); if (KSUCCESS(Status)) { break; } else if (Status != STATUS_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL) { return FALSE; } if (MultibyteBufferSize >= MULTIBYTE_MAX) { ASSERT(FALSE); return FALSE; } } return TRUE; } BOOL RtlpStringScannerGetInput ( PSCAN_INPUT Input, PCHAR Character ) /*++ Routine Description: This routine retrieves another byte of input from the input scanner for a string based scanner. Arguments: Input - Supplies a pointer to the input scanner structure. Character - Supplies a pointer where the character will be returned on success. Return Value: TRUE if a character was read. FALSE if the end of the file or string was encountered. --*/ { if (Input->StringSize == 0) { return FALSE; } Input->CharactersRead += 1; Input->StringSize -= 1; *Character = *(Input->DataU.String); Input->DataU.String += 1; return TRUE; }