491 lines
13 KiB
C
491 lines
13 KiB
C
/*
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* $Id: err.c 192 2008-06-06 10:33:44Z baconevi $
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*
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* {License}
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*/
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#include "awk_i.h"
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static const ase_char_t* __geterrstr (int errnum)
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{
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static const ase_char_t* errstr[] =
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{
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ASE_T("no error"),
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ASE_T("custom error"),
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ASE_T("invalid parameter or data"),
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ASE_T("out of memory"),
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ASE_T("not supported"),
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ASE_T("operation not allowed"),
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ASE_T("no such device"),
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ASE_T("no space left on device"),
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ASE_T("too many open files"),
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ASE_T("too many links"),
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ASE_T("resource temporarily unavailable"),
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ASE_T("'%.*s' not existing"),
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ASE_T("'%.*s' already exists"),
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ASE_T("file or data too big"),
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ASE_T("system too busy"),
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ASE_T("is a directory"),
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ASE_T("i/o error"),
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ASE_T("cannot open '%.*s'"),
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ASE_T("cannot read '%.*s'"),
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ASE_T("cannot write '%.*s'"),
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ASE_T("cannot close '%.*s'"),
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ASE_T("internal error that should never have happened"),
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ASE_T("general run-time error"),
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ASE_T("block nested too deeply"),
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ASE_T("expressio nested too deeply"),
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ASE_T("cannot open source input"),
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ASE_T("cannot close source input"),
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ASE_T("cannot read source input"),
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ASE_T("cannot open source output"),
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ASE_T("cannot close source output"),
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ASE_T("cannot write source output"),
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ASE_T("invalid character '%.*s'"),
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ASE_T("invalid digit '%.*s'"),
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ASE_T("cannot unget character"),
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ASE_T("unexpected end of source"),
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ASE_T("a comment not closed properly"),
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ASE_T("a string not closed with a quote"),
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ASE_T("unexpected end of a regular expression"),
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ASE_T("a left brace expected in place of '%.*s'"),
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ASE_T("a left parenthesis expected in place of '%.*s'"),
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ASE_T("a right parenthesis expected in place of '%.*s'"),
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ASE_T("a right bracket expected in place of '%.*s'"),
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ASE_T("a comma expected in place of '%.*s'"),
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ASE_T("a semicolon expected in place of '%.*s'"),
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ASE_T("a colon expected in place of '%.*s'"),
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ASE_T("statement not ending with a semicolon"),
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ASE_T("'in' expected in place of '%.*s'"),
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ASE_T("right-hand side of the 'in' operator not a variable"),
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ASE_T("invalid expression"),
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ASE_T("keyword 'function' expected in place of '%.*s'"),
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ASE_T("keyword 'while' expected in place of '%.*s'"),
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ASE_T("invalid assignment statement"),
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ASE_T("an identifier expected in place of '%.*s'"),
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ASE_T("'%.*s' not a valid function name"),
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ASE_T("BEGIN not followed by a left bracket on the same line"),
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ASE_T("END not followed by a left bracket on the same line"),
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ASE_T("duplicate BEGIN"),
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ASE_T("duplicate END"),
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ASE_T("intrinsic function '%.*s' redefined"),
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ASE_T("function '%.*s' redefined"),
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ASE_T("global variable '%.*s' redefined"),
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ASE_T("parameter '%.*s' redefined"),
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ASE_T("variable '%.*s' redefined"),
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ASE_T("duplicate parameter name '%.*s'"),
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ASE_T("duplicate global variable '%.*s'"),
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ASE_T("duplicate local variable '%.*s'"),
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ASE_T("'%.*s' not a valid parameter name"),
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ASE_T("'%.*s' not a valid variable name"),
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ASE_T("undefined identifier '%.*s'"),
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ASE_T("l-value required"),
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ASE_T("too many global variables"),
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ASE_T("too many local variables"),
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ASE_T("too many parameters"),
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ASE_T("delete statement not followed by a normal variable"),
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ASE_T("reset statement not followed by a normal variable"),
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ASE_T("break statement outside a loop"),
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ASE_T("continue statement outside a loop"),
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ASE_T("next statement illegal in the BEGIN block"),
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ASE_T("next statement illegal in the END block"),
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ASE_T("nextfile statement illegal in the BEGIN block"),
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ASE_T("nextfile statement illegal in the END block"),
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ASE_T("printf not followed by any arguments"),
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ASE_T("both prefix and postfix increment/decrement operator present"),
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ASE_T("coprocess not supported by getline"),
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ASE_T("divide by zero"),
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ASE_T("invalid operand"),
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ASE_T("wrong position index"),
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ASE_T("too few arguments"),
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ASE_T("too many arguments"),
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ASE_T("function '%.*s' not found"),
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ASE_T("variable not indexable"),
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ASE_T("variable '%.*s' not deletable"),
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ASE_T("value not a map"),
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ASE_T("right-hand side of the 'in' operator not a map"),
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ASE_T("right-hand side of the 'in' operator not a map nor nil"),
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ASE_T("value not referenceable"),
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ASE_T("value not assignable"),
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ASE_T("an indexed value cannot be assigned a map"),
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ASE_T("a positional value cannot be assigned a map"),
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ASE_T("map '%.*s' not assignable with a scalar"),
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ASE_T("cannot change a scalar value to a map"),
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ASE_T("a map is not allowed"),
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ASE_T("invalid value type"),
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ASE_T("delete statement called with a wrong target"),
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ASE_T("reset statement called with a wrong target"),
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ASE_T("next statement called from the BEGIN block"),
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ASE_T("next statement called from the END block"),
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ASE_T("nextfile statement called from the BEGIN block"),
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ASE_T("nextfile statement called from the END block"),
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ASE_T("wrong implementation of intrinsic function handler"),
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ASE_T("intrinsic function handler returned an error"),
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ASE_T("wrong implementation of user-defined io handler"),
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ASE_T("no such io name found"),
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ASE_T("i/o handler returned an error"),
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ASE_T("i/o name empty"),
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ASE_T("i/o name containing a null character"),
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ASE_T("not sufficient arguments to formatting sequence"),
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ASE_T("recursion detected in format conversion"),
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ASE_T("invalid character in CONVFMT"),
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ASE_T("invalid character in OFMT"),
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ASE_T("recursion too deep in the regular expression"),
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ASE_T("a right parenthesis expected in the regular expression"),
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ASE_T("a right bracket expected in the regular expression"),
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ASE_T("a right brace expected in the regular expression"),
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ASE_T("unbalanced parenthesis in the regular expression"),
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ASE_T("a colon expected in the regular expression"),
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ASE_T("invalid character range in the regular expression"),
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ASE_T("invalid character class in the regular expression"),
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ASE_T("invalid boundary range in the regular expression"),
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ASE_T("unexpected end of the regular expression"),
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ASE_T("garbage after the regular expression")
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};
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if (errnum >= 0 && errnum < ASE_COUNTOF(errstr))
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{
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return errstr[errnum];
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}
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return ASE_T("unknown error");
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}
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const ase_char_t* ase_awk_geterrstr (ase_awk_t* awk, int num)
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{
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if (awk != ASE_NULL &&
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awk->errstr[num] != ASE_NULL) return awk->errstr[num];
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return __geterrstr (num);
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}
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int ase_awk_seterrstr (ase_awk_t* awk, int num, const ase_char_t* str)
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{
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ase_char_t* dup;
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if (str == ASE_NULL) dup = ASE_NULL;
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else
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{
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dup = ase_strdup (str, &awk->prmfns.mmgr);
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if (dup == ASE_NULL) return -1;
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}
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if (awk->errstr[num] != ASE_NULL)
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ASE_AWK_FREE (awk, awk->errstr[num]);
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else awk->errstr[num] = dup;
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return 0;
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}
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int ase_awk_geterrnum (ase_awk_t* awk)
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{
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return awk->errnum;
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}
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ase_size_t ase_awk_geterrlin (ase_awk_t* awk)
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{
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return awk->errlin;
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}
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const ase_char_t* ase_awk_geterrmsg (ase_awk_t* awk)
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{
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if (awk->errmsg[0] == ASE_T('\0'))
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return ase_awk_geterrstr (awk, awk->errnum);
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return awk->errmsg;
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}
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void ase_awk_geterror (
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ase_awk_t* awk, int* errnum,
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ase_size_t* errlin, const ase_char_t** errmsg)
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{
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if (errnum != ASE_NULL) *errnum = awk->errnum;
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if (errlin != ASE_NULL) *errlin = awk->errlin;
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if (errmsg != ASE_NULL)
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{
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if (awk->errmsg[0] == ASE_T('\0'))
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*errmsg = ase_awk_geterrstr (awk, awk->errnum);
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else
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*errmsg = awk->errmsg;
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}
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}
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void ase_awk_seterrnum (ase_awk_t* awk, int errnum)
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{
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awk->errnum = errnum;
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awk->errlin = 0;
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awk->errmsg[0] = ASE_T('\0');
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}
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void ase_awk_seterrmsg (ase_awk_t* awk,
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int errnum, ase_size_t errlin, const ase_char_t* errmsg)
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{
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awk->errnum = errnum;
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awk->errlin = errlin;
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ase_strxcpy (awk->errmsg, ASE_COUNTOF(awk->errmsg), errmsg);
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}
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void ase_awk_seterror (
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ase_awk_t* awk, int errnum, ase_size_t errlin,
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const ase_cstr_t* errarg, ase_size_t argcnt)
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{
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const ase_char_t* errfmt;
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ase_size_t fmtlen;
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ASE_ASSERT (argcnt <= 5);
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awk->errnum = errnum;
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awk->errlin = errlin;
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errfmt = ase_awk_geterrstr (awk, errnum);
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fmtlen = ase_strlen(errfmt);
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switch (argcnt)
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{
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case 0:
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awk->prmfns.misc.sprintf (
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awk->prmfns.misc.custom_data,
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awk->errmsg,
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ASE_COUNTOF(awk->errmsg),
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errfmt);
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return;
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case 1:
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{
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ase_char_t tmp[ASE_COUNTOF(awk->errmsg)];
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ase_size_t len, tl;
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if (fmtlen < ASE_COUNTOF(awk->errmsg) &&
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errarg[0].len + fmtlen >= ASE_COUNTOF(awk->errmsg))
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{
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len = ASE_COUNTOF(awk->errmsg) - fmtlen - 3 - 1;
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tl = ase_strxncpy (tmp, ASE_COUNTOF(tmp), errarg[0].ptr, len);
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tmp[tl] = ASE_T('.');
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tmp[tl+1] = ASE_T('.');
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tmp[tl+2] = ASE_T('.');
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len += 3;
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}
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else
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{
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len = errarg[0].len;
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ase_strxncpy (tmp, ASE_COUNTOF(tmp), errarg[0].ptr, len);
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}
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awk->prmfns.misc.sprintf (
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awk->prmfns.misc.custom_data,
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awk->errmsg,
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ASE_COUNTOF(awk->errmsg),
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errfmt, (int)len, tmp);
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return;
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}
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case 2:
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awk->prmfns.misc.sprintf (
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awk->prmfns.misc.custom_data,
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awk->errmsg,
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ASE_COUNTOF(awk->errmsg),
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errfmt,
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(int)errarg[0].len, errarg[0].ptr,
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(int)errarg[1].len, errarg[1].ptr);
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return;
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case 3:
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awk->prmfns.misc.sprintf (
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awk->prmfns.misc.custom_data,
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awk->errmsg,
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ASE_COUNTOF(awk->errmsg),
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errfmt,
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(int)errarg[0].len, errarg[0].ptr,
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(int)errarg[1].len, errarg[1].ptr,
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(int)errarg[2].len, errarg[2].ptr);
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return;
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case 4:
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awk->prmfns.misc.sprintf (
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awk->prmfns.misc.custom_data,
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awk->errmsg,
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ASE_COUNTOF(awk->errmsg),
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errfmt,
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(int)errarg[0].len, errarg[0].ptr,
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(int)errarg[1].len, errarg[1].ptr,
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(int)errarg[2].len, errarg[2].ptr,
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(int)errarg[3].len, errarg[3].ptr);
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return;
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case 5:
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awk->prmfns.misc.sprintf (
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awk->prmfns.misc.custom_data,
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awk->errmsg,
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ASE_COUNTOF(awk->errmsg),
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errfmt,
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(int)errarg[0].len, errarg[0].ptr,
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(int)errarg[1].len, errarg[1].ptr,
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(int)errarg[2].len, errarg[2].ptr,
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(int)errarg[3].len, errarg[3].ptr,
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(int)errarg[4].len, errarg[4].ptr);
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return;
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}
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}
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int ase_awk_getrunerrnum (ase_awk_run_t* run)
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{
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return run->errnum;
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}
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ase_size_t ase_awk_getrunerrlin (ase_awk_run_t* run)
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{
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return run->errlin;
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}
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const ase_char_t* ase_awk_getrunerrmsg (ase_awk_run_t* run)
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{
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if (run->errmsg[0] == ASE_T('\0'))
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return ase_awk_geterrstr (run->awk, run->errnum);
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return run->errmsg;
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}
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void ase_awk_setrunerrnum (ase_awk_run_t* run, int errnum)
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{
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run->errnum = errnum;
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run->errlin = 0;
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run->errmsg[0] = ASE_T('\0');
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}
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void ase_awk_setrunerrmsg (ase_awk_run_t* run,
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int errnum, ase_size_t errlin, const ase_char_t* errmsg)
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{
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run->errnum = errnum;
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run->errlin = errlin;
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ase_strxcpy (run->errmsg, ASE_COUNTOF(run->errmsg), errmsg);
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}
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void ase_awk_getrunerror (
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ase_awk_run_t* run, int* errnum,
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ase_size_t* errlin, const ase_char_t** errmsg)
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{
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if (errnum != ASE_NULL) *errnum = run->errnum;
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if (errlin != ASE_NULL) *errlin = run->errlin;
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if (errmsg != ASE_NULL)
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{
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if (run->errmsg[0] == ASE_T('\0'))
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*errmsg = ase_awk_geterrstr (run->awk, run->errnum);
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else
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*errmsg = run->errmsg;
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}
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}
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void ase_awk_setrunerror (
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ase_awk_run_t* run, int errnum, ase_size_t errlin,
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const ase_cstr_t* errarg, ase_size_t argcnt)
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{
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const ase_char_t* errfmt;
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ase_size_t fmtlen;
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ASE_ASSERT (argcnt <= 5);
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run->errnum = errnum;
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run->errlin = errlin;
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errfmt = ase_awk_geterrstr (run->awk, errnum);
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fmtlen = ase_strlen (errfmt);
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switch (argcnt)
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{
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case 0:
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/* TODO: convert % to %% if the original % is not
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* the first % of the %% sequence */
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run->awk->prmfns.misc.sprintf (
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run->awk->prmfns.misc.custom_data,
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run->errmsg,
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ASE_COUNTOF(run->errmsg),
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errfmt);
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return;
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case 1:
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{
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/* TODO: what if the argument contains a null character?
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* handle the case more gracefully than now... */
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ase_char_t tmp[ASE_COUNTOF(run->errmsg)];
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ase_size_t len, tl;
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if (fmtlen < ASE_COUNTOF(run->errmsg) &&
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errarg[0].len + fmtlen >= ASE_COUNTOF(run->errmsg))
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{
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len = ASE_COUNTOF(run->errmsg) - fmtlen - 3 - 1;
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tl = ase_strxncpy (tmp, ASE_COUNTOF(tmp), errarg[0].ptr, len);
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tmp[tl] = ASE_T('.');
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tmp[tl+1] = ASE_T('.');
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tmp[tl+2] = ASE_T('.');
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len += 3;
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}
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else
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{
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len = errarg[0].len;
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ase_strxncpy (tmp, ASE_COUNTOF(tmp), errarg[0].ptr, len);
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}
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run->awk->prmfns.misc.sprintf (
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run->awk->prmfns.misc.custom_data,
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run->errmsg,
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ASE_COUNTOF(run->errmsg),
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errfmt, len, tmp);
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return;
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}
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case 2:
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run->awk->prmfns.misc.sprintf (
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run->awk->prmfns.misc.custom_data,
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run->errmsg,
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ASE_COUNTOF(run->errmsg),
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errfmt,
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errarg[0].len, errarg[0].ptr,
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errarg[1].len, errarg[1].ptr);
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return;
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case 3:
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run->awk->prmfns.misc.sprintf (
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run->awk->prmfns.misc.custom_data,
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run->errmsg,
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ASE_COUNTOF(run->errmsg),
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errfmt,
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errarg[0].len, errarg[0].ptr,
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errarg[1].len, errarg[1].ptr,
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errarg[2].len, errarg[2].ptr);
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return;
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case 4:
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run->awk->prmfns.misc.sprintf (
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run->awk->prmfns.misc.custom_data,
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run->errmsg,
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ASE_COUNTOF(run->errmsg),
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errfmt,
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errarg[0].len, errarg[0].ptr,
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errarg[1].len, errarg[1].ptr,
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errarg[2].len, errarg[2].ptr,
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errarg[3].len, errarg[3].ptr);
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return;
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case 5:
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run->awk->prmfns.misc.sprintf (
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run->awk->prmfns.misc.custom_data,
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run->errmsg,
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ASE_COUNTOF(run->errmsg),
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errfmt,
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errarg[0].len, errarg[0].ptr,
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errarg[1].len, errarg[1].ptr,
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errarg[2].len, errarg[2].ptr,
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errarg[3].len, errarg[3].ptr,
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errarg[4].len, errarg[4].ptr);
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return;
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}
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}
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