Parse_Multiple_Commands Class Reference

Parses a command string into a vector of strings separated by connectors. More...

#include <Parse.h>

Inheritance diagram for Parse_Multiple_Commands:

Public Member Functions
	Parse_Multiple_Commands (string str)
	Stores string input passed to the constructor DO NOT INSTANTIATE THIS CLASS. More...
vector< string >	parse ()
	Parses a command string into a vector of strings separated by connectors. More...

Additional Inherited Members
Protected Attributes inherited from Parse
string	input

Detailed Description

Parses a command string into a vector of strings separated by connectors.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Parse_Multiple_Commands::Parse_Multiple_Commands

(

string

str

)

Stores string input passed to the constructor DO NOT INSTANTIATE THIS CLASS.

Constructor stores the string passed in

Member Function Documentation

vector< string > Parse_Multiple_Commands::parse ( )

virtual

Parses a command string into a vector of strings separated by connectors.

Returns

vector of strings separated by connectors

The parsing function seperates commands from their connectors passing them into a vector of strings in the format: command1 param1 param2 ... paramN connector1 (&&, || or ;) command2 param1 param2 ... paramN connector2 (&&, || or ;) command3 param1 param2 ... paramN

This is accomplished by using str.find_first_of(string) and processing the substrs accordingly. Commands in () are processed together when found even if they contain &&, || or semicolons.

Implements Parse.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• src/Parse.h
• src/Parse.cpp