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Adding basic CLI functionality.

- Supports multiple custom command dictionaries
- Basic handling of control characters
- Initial dictionary for integrated commands
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Jacob Alexander 2014-01-22 00:38:53 -08:00
parent 85dd7f5c52
commit 7230e061d7
5 changed files with 263 additions and 5 deletions

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// Project Includes
#include "cli.h"
#include <print.h>
// ----- Variables -----
// Basic command dictionary
CLIDictItem basicCLIDict[] = {
{ "help", "This command :P", cliFunc_help },
{ "version", "Version information about this firmware.", cliFunc_version },
{ 0, 0, 0 } // Null entry for dictionary end
};
// ----- Functions -----
void init_cli()
inline void prompt()
{
print(": ");
}
inline void init_cli()
{
// Reset the Line Buffer
CLILineBufferCurrent = 0;
// Set prompt
prompt();
// Register first dictionary
CLIDictionariesUsed = 0;
registerDictionary_cli( basicCLIDict );
}
void process_cli()
{
// Current buffer position
uint8_t prev_buf_pos = CLILineBufferCurrent;
// Process each character while available
int result = 0;
while ( 1 )
{
// No more characters to process
result = usb_serial_getchar(); // Retrieve from serial module // TODO Make USB agnostic
if ( result == -1 )
break;
char cur_char = (char)result;
// Make sure buffer isn't full
if ( CLILineBufferCurrent >= CLILineBufferMaxSize )
{
print( NL );
erro_print("Serial line buffer is full, dropping character and resetting...");
// Clear buffer
CLILineBufferCurrent = 0;
// Reset the prompt
prompt();
return;
}
// Place into line buffer
CLILineBuffer[CLILineBufferCurrent++] = cur_char;
}
// If buffer has changed, output to screen while there are still characters in the buffer not displayed
while ( CLILineBufferCurrent > prev_buf_pos )
{
// Check for control characters
switch ( CLILineBuffer[prev_buf_pos] )
{
case 0x0D: // Enter
CLILineBufferCurrent--; // Remove the Enter
// Process the current line buffer
commandLookup_cli();
// Reset the buffer
CLILineBufferCurrent = 0;
// Reset the prompt after processing has finished
print( NL );
prompt();
// XXX There is a potential bug here when resetting the buffer (losing valid keypresses)
// Doesn't look like it will happen *that* often, so not handling it for now -HaaTa
return;
case 0x09: // Tab
// Tab completion for the current command
// TODO
return;
case 0x1B: // Esc
// Check for escape sequence
// TODO
return;
case 0x08:
case 0x7F: // Backspace
// TODO - Does not handle case for arrow editing (arrows disabled atm)
CLILineBufferCurrent--; // Remove the backspace
// If there are characters in the buffer
if ( CLILineBufferCurrent > 0 )
{
// Remove character from current position in the line buffer
CLILineBufferCurrent--;
// Remove character from tty
print("\b \b");
}
break;
default:
// Place a null on the end (to use with string print)
CLILineBuffer[CLILineBufferCurrent] = '\0';
// Output buffer to screen
dPrint( &CLILineBuffer[prev_buf_pos] );
// Buffer reset
prev_buf_pos++;
break;
}
/* TODO Enable via option
uint8_t pos = prev_buf_pos;
while ( CLILineBuffer[pos] != 0 )
{
printHex( CLILineBuffer[pos++] );
print(" ");
}
print( NL );
*/
}
}
void commandLookup_cli()
{
// Ignore command if buffer is 0 length
if ( CLILineBufferCurrent == 0 )
return;
// Set the last+1 character of the buffer to NULL for string processing
CLILineBuffer[CLILineBufferCurrent] = '\0';
// Mark out the first argument
// This is done by finding the first space after a list of non-spaces and setting it NULL
char* cmdPtr = CLILineBuffer - 1;
while ( *++cmdPtr == ' ' ); // Skips leading spaces, and points to first character of cmd
// Locates first space delimiter, and points to first character of args or a NULL (no args)
char* argPtr = cmdPtr;
do {
argPtr++;
} while ( *argPtr != ' ' && *argPtr != '\0' );
// Set the space delimiter as a NULL
argPtr[-1] = '\0';
// Scan array of dictionaries for a valid command match
for ( uint8_t dict = 0; dict < CLIDictionariesUsed; dict++ )
{
// Parse each cmd until a null command entry is found, or an argument match
for ( uint8_t cmd = 0; CLIDict[dict][cmd].name != 0; cmd++ )
{
// Compare the first argument and each command entry
if ( eqStr( cmdPtr, CLIDict[dict][cmd].name ) )
{
// Run the specified command function pointer
// argPtr is already pointing at the first character of the arguments
(*CLIDict[dict][cmd].function)( argPtr );
return;
}
}
}
// No match for the command...
print( NL );
erro_dPrint("\"", CLILineBuffer, "\" is not a valid command...try help");
}
void registerDictionary_cli( CLIDictItem *cmdDict )
{
// Make sure this max limit of dictionaries hasn't been reached
if ( CLIDictionariesUsed >= CLIMaxDictionaries )
{
erro_print("Max number of dictionaries defined already...");
return;
}
// Add dictionary
CLIDict[CLIDictionariesUsed++] = cmdDict;
}
// ----- CLI Command Functions -----
void cliFunc_help( char* args )
{
print( NL );
print("Help!");
dPrint( args );
}
void cliFunc_version( char* args )
{
print( NL );
print("Version!");
dPrint( args );
}

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// ----- Defines -----
#define CLILineBufferMaxSize 100
#define CLIMaxDictionaries 5
// ----- Structs -----
// Each item has a name, description, and function pointer with an argument for arguments
typedef struct CLIDictItem {
char* name;
char* description;
void (*function)(char*);
} CLIDictItem;
// ----- Variables -----
char CLILineBuffer[CLILineBufferMaxSize+1]; // +1 for an additional NULL
uint8_t CLILineBufferCurrent;
// Main command dictionary
CLIDictItem *CLIDict[CLIMaxDictionaries];
uint8_t CLIDictionariesUsed;
// ----- Functions and Corresponding Function Aliases -----
void init_cli();
void process_cli();
void registerDictionary_cli( CLIDictItem *cmdDict );
void commandLookup_cli();
// CLI Command Functions
void cliFunc_help ( char* args );
void cliFunc_version( char* args );
#endif

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return (pos - in);
}
uint8_t eqStr( char* str1, char* str2 )
{
// Scan each string for NULLs and whether they are the same
while( *str1 != '\0' && *str1++ == *str2++ );
// If the strings are still identical (i.e. both NULL), then return 1, otherwise 0
return *--str1 == *--str2 ? 1 : 0;
}

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@ -109,6 +109,7 @@ void int16ToStr ( uint16_t in, char* out );
void hexToStr_op( uint16_t in, char* out, uint8_t op );
void revsStr ( char* in );
uint16_t lenStr ( char* in );
uint8_t eqStr ( char* str1, char* str2 ); // Returns 1 if identical, 0 otherwise
#endif

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main.c
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/* Copyright (C) 2011-2013 by Jacob Alexander
/* Copyright (C) 2011-2014 by Jacob Alexander
*
* Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
* of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
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#include <scan_loop.h>
#include <output_com.h>
#include <cli.h>
#include <led.h>
#include <print.h>