#ifndef _PARSER_H #define _PARSER_H #include #include "device-handler.h" struct discover_context; struct device_handler; struct resource; /** * Our config parser. * * Each parser is responsible for creating discover_boot_options from config * files found on new devices. The boot items discovered during parse will have * 'resources' attached (see @discover_boot_option), which may already be * resolved (in the case of a device-local filename, or a URL), or unresolved * (in the case of a filename on another device). * * If the boot option contains references to unresolved resources, the * device handler will not inform clients about the boot options, as * they're not properly "available" at this stage. The handler will attempt to * resolve them whenever new devices are discovered, by calling the parser's * resolve_resource function. Once a boot option's resources are full resolved, * the option can be sent to clients. */ struct parser { char *name; enum conf_method method; const char * const *filenames; int (*parse)(struct discover_context *ctx, char *buf, int len); bool (*resolve_resource)( struct device_handler *handler, struct resource *res); }; enum generic_icon_type { ICON_TYPE_DISK, ICON_TYPE_USB, ICON_TYPE_OPTICAL, ICON_TYPE_NETWORK, ICON_TYPE_UNKNOWN }; #define streq(a,b) (!strcasecmp((a),(b))) void parser_init(void); void iterate_parsers(struct discover_context *ctx, enum conf_method method); int parse_user_event(struct discover_context *ctx, struct event *event); /* File IO functions for parsers; these should be the only interface that * parsers use to access a device's filesystem. * * These are intended for small amounts of data, typically text configuration * and state files. */ int parser_request_file(struct discover_context *ctx, struct discover_device *dev, const char *filename, char **buf, int *len); int parser_replace_file(struct discover_context *ctx, struct discover_device *dev, const char *filename, char *buf, int len); #endif /* _PARSER_H */