I used your parsing code in a sample service, and it seems to work
correctly for me. Can you provide a complete .cpp file that reproduces
the parsing problem?
David Bender
STAF/STAX Development
(512-286-5315)
IBM Austin Bldg. 903-5B002
Internet: bda...@us.ibm.com
"jander...@talentex.co.uk" <jander...@talentex.co.uk>
04/28/2009 05:05 AM
To
staf <staf-users@lists.sourceforge.net>
cc
Subject
[staf-users] Parser problem (?)
Using STAF 3.3.2 on Linux; I have created a parser in a service
(infares), that is causing me some peculiar problems and I am a bit at a
loss. This is what happens:
First time I enter a command, eg:
staf local infares list resclass xxx restype yyy ...
- it works fine. Next time, if I change the command a bit to:
staf local infares request resclass xxx restype yyy ...
- the parameter names (resclass ...) and values (xxx ...) come out with
strange character stuck on the end. "request" and "list" are handled by
the same function (handleRequest) and the parser is like:
//REQUEST/LIST options
pData->fRequestParser=STAFCommandParserPtr(
new STAFCommandParser,
STAFCommandParserPtr::INIT
);
pData->fRequestParser->addOption(
"REQUEST",
1,
STAFCommandParser::kValueNotAllowed
);
pData->fRequestParser->addOption(
"LIST",
1,
STAFCommandParser::kValueNotAllowed
);
pData->fRequestParser->addOption(
"RESCLASS",
1,
STAFCommandParser::kValueRequired
);
pData->fRequestParser->addOption(
"RESNAME",
1,
STAFCommandParser::kValueRequired
);
pData->fRequestParser->addOption(
"RESTYPE",
1,
STAFCommandParser::kValueRequired
);
...
pData->fRequestParser->addOptionNeed(
"RESCLASS RESNAME RESTYPE RESVERSION TIMEOUT LOC
"
"OS OSVERSION OSBITS DISK ROLE SCHEMA INSTANCE
DURATION "
"PERSISTENT LOCKNAME",
"REQUEST LIST");
pData->fRequestParser->addOptionNeed("RDBMS
FILE","RESCLASS");
pData->fRequestParser->addOptionGroup("RESCLASS",1,1);
pData->fRequestParser->addOptionGroup("RESNAME",1,1);
pData->fRequestParser->addOptionGroup("RESTYPE",1,1);
pData->fRequestParser->addOptionGroup("RESVERSION",1,1);
pData->fRequestParser->addOptionGroup("REQUEST
LIST",1,1);
Am I doing something wrong here?
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