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Designed to aid converting off from sscanf parsers. sscanf is hard to use right, easy to mess up and often makes for sloppy error checking. The new parsers allow more exact and pedandic parsing. This new set of functions should be possible to use (and extend) and switch over other libcurl parser code to use going forward. Adapts the following to use the new functions: - altsvc.c - hsts.c - http_aws_sigv4.c Bonus: fewer memory copies, fewer stack buffers. Test: Unit test1664 Docs: docs/internals/STRPARSE.md Closes #15692
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<testcase>
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<info>
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<keywords>
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unittest
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strparse
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</keywords>
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</info>
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#
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# Client-side
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<client>
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<server>
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none
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</server>
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<features>
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unittest
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large-size
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</features>
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<name>
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unit tests for strparse.c string parsing functions
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</name>
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</client>
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<verify>
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<stdout>
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Curl_str_word
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0: ("word") 0, "word" [4], line 4
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1: ("word ") 0, "word" [4], line 4
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2: (" word ") 2, "" [0], line 0
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3: ("wo rd") 0, "wo" [2], line 2
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4: ("word(") 0, "word(" [5], line 5
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5: ("wor(d") 0, "wor(d" [5], line 5
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6: ("perfect") 0, "perfect" [7], line 7
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7: ("") 2, "" [0], line 0
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8: ("longerth") 1, "" [0], line 0
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Curl_str_until
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0: ("word") 0, "wor" [3], line 3
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1: ("word ") 0, "wor" [3], line 3
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2: (" word ") 0, " wor" [4], line 4
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3: ("wo rd") 0, "wo r" [4], line 4
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4: ("word(") 0, "wor" [3], line 3
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5: ("wor(d") 0, "wor(" [4], line 4
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6: ("perfect") 0, "perfect" [7], line 7
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7: ("") 2, "" [0], line 0
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8: ("longerth") 1, "" [0], line 0
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Curl_str_quotedword
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0: (""word"") 0, "word" [4], line 6
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1: (""word") 4, "" [0], line 0
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2: ("word"") 3, "" [0], line 0
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3: (""word""") 0, "word" [4], line 6
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4: (""word" ") 0, "word" [4], line 6
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5: (" "word"") 3, "" [0], line 0
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6: (""perfect"") 0, "perfect" [7], line 9
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7: (""p r e t"") 0, "p r e t" [7], line 9
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8: (""perfec\"") 0, "perfec\" [7], line 9
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9: ("""") 0, "" [0], line 2
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10: ("") 3, "" [0], line 0
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11: (""longerth"") 1, "" [0], line 0
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Curl_str_single
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0: ("a") 0, line 1
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1: ("aa") 0, line 1
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2: ("A") 5, line 0
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3: ("b") 5, line 0
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4: ("\") 5, line 0
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5: (" ") 5, line 0
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6: ("") 5, line 0
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Curl_str_singlespace
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0: ("a") 5, line 0
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1: ("aa") 5, line 0
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2: ("A") 5, line 0
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3: ("b") 5, line 0
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4: ("\") 5, line 0
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5: (" ") 0, line 1
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6: (" ") 5, line 0
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7: ("
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") 5, line 0
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8: ("") 5, line 0
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Curl_str_single
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0: ("a") 0, line 1
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1: ("aa") 0, line 1
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2: ("A") 5, line 0
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3: ("b") 5, line 0
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4: ("\") 5, line 0
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5: (" ") 5, line 0
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6: ("") 5, line 0
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Curl_str_number
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0: ("1") 0, [1] line 1
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1: ("10000") 1, [0] line 4
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2: ("1234") 0, [1234] line 4
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3: ("1235") 0, [1235] line 4
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4: ("1236") 1, [0] line 3
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5: ("01234") 0, [1234] line 5
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6: ("00000000000000000000000000001234") 0, [1234] line 32
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7: ("0123 345") 0, [123] line 4
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8: ("0123O345") 0, [123] line 4
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9: ("-12") 0, [0] line 0
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10: (" 123") 0, [0] line 0
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11: ("") 0, [0] line 0
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Curl_str_number / max
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0: ("9223372036854775808") 0, [9223372036854775808] line 19
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1: ("9223372036854775809") 0, [9223372036854775809] line 19
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2: ("18446744073709551615") 0, [18446744073709551615] line 20
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3: ("18446744073709551616") 7, [0] line 19
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4: ("18446744073709551617") 7, [0] line 19
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Curl_str_newline
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0: ("a") 6, line 0
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1: ("aa") 6, line 0
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2: ("A") 6, line 0
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3: ("b") 6, line 0
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4: ("\") 6, line 0
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5: (" ") 6, line 0
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6: ("
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") 0, line 1
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7: ("
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") 0, line 1
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8: ("
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") 0, line 1
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9: ("") 6, line 0
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</stdout>
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</verify>
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</testcase>
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