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#ifndef VERIBLE_COMMON_TEXT_CONFIG_UTILS_H_
#define VERIBLE_COMMON_TEXT_CONFIG_UTILS_H_

#include <functional>
#include <initializer_list>
#include <string>
#include <vector>

#include "absl/status/status.h"
#include "absl/strings/string_view.h"

namespace verible {
namespace config {
using ConfigValueSetter = std::function<absl::Status(absl::string_view)>;

struct NVConfigSpec {
  const char* name;
  ConfigValueSetter set_value;
};
}  // namespace config

// A utility function to parse name/value pairs from a string and directly
// set user values.
//
// The "config_string" is the string to parse. It contains a list
// of colon-separated name:value-pairs. These name/value pairs are seaprated
// by semicolon or newline. So 'panic:no; answer:42' would be a valid string.
// (We might adopt a more elaborate syntax in the future).
//
// For a parsed name/value pair, a setter associated with that name is called
// with the value.
//
// The caller defines what names to expect with the "spec"
// specification. This is a list of allowed names with respective setters.
// The setters are functors accepting the value and ingest it or return an
// error. For convenience, there are a few pre-defined setter-factories
// provided in the verible::config namespace.
//
// This allows for fairly compact code that can directly modify variables
// you're interested in with all the parse errors taken care of.
//
// Sample call:
// return ParseNameValues(configuration_string,
//                        {{"indentation", SetInt(&indentation_)},
//                         {"value_separator", SetString(&value_separator)}});
//
// This function returns with an error if the "config_string" contains a named
// parameter not found in "spec".
//
// If none of the called setters returns an error (which otherwise is returned),
// this function returns with an absl::OkStatus().
absl::Status ParseNameValues(
    absl::string_view config_string,
    const std::initializer_list<config::NVConfigSpec>& spec);

namespace config {

// A few utility functions generating setters for ParseNameValues() allowing
// to parse values directly into variables.

ConfigValueSetter SetInt(int* value);

// Set an integer value and validate that it is in [minimum...maximum] range.
ConfigValueSetter SetInt(int* value, int minimum, int maximum);
ConfigValueSetter SetBool(bool* value);
ConfigValueSetter SetString(std::string* value);

// Set a string, but verify that it is only one of a limited set. The
// set is provided as vector for simplicity and to allow the caller to
// impose a particular importance order when returning an error.
ConfigValueSetter SetStringOneOf(std::string* value,
                                 const std::vector<absl::string_view>& allowed);

// Set a bitmap from the given values, a '|'-separated list of named bits
// to be set. The bit-names provided in the configuration-string can come
// in any order and are not case sensitive.
//
// The sequence in the 'choices' array determines the bit to be set. So a bit
// named in choices[5] modifies (1<<5). Given the uint32 value, this allows
// up to 32 choices.
ConfigValueSetter SetNamedBits(uint32_t* value,
                               const std::vector<absl::string_view>& choices);
}  // namespace config
}  // namespace verible

#endif  // VERIBLE_COMMON_TEXT_CONFIG_UTILS_H_