Parsing options
When setting options from the CLI Options, the commands or using the libf3d options string API, the values are parsed according to their type. If parsing fails, the value is not changed.
The following types are supported:
- bool: A boolean, true or false.
- int: A signed integer.
- double: A floating point number.
- ratio: A double dividend over a double divisor, stored in a double.
- string: A string of characters.
- path: A path to a local file.
- color: A RGB color.
- direction: A 3D vector representing a direction.
As well as a list for bool, int, double, ratio, string, noted as
- vector<type>
Bool
The following formats are supported when parsing a bool, case insensitive:
- true/false
- yes/no
- on/off
- 1/0
When formatting a bool into a string, true/false is used.
Int
Int parsing is supported using std::stoi and check that the whole string is parsed.
When formatting an int into a string, std::to_string is used.
Double
Double parsing is supported using std::stod and check that the whole string is parsed.
When formatting a double into a string, std::ostringstream is used with removing the point and precision when the value is exactly an integer.
Ratio
The following formats are supported when parsing a string into a ratio:
- percent% where percent is a double
- dividend:divisor where both are doubles
- dividend/divisor where both are doubles
- double
Percent, dividend, divisor are then parsed as double.
When formatting a ratio into a string, it is formatted as a double.
String
String are trimmed of leading and trailing space when parsed. String are formatted as is.
String
Path are formatted by creating a std::filesystem::path and then collapsed using f3d::utils::collapsePath.
Path are formatted using std::filesystem::path::string.
Vectors
Vector tokens are separated by ,
, tokens are then parsed using their respective types.
When formatting a vector into a string, individual token are formatted according to their type and separated using ,
.
Color
Color are parsed and formatted as a vector of double.
Direction
The following formats are supported when parsing a string into a direction:
[[+|-]X][[+|-]Y][[+|-]Z]
(case insensitive), for example+X
orX
for1,0,0
,-y+z
for0,-1,1
- vector of three doubles, for example
1,2,3.4
When formatting a direction into a string, it is formatted in the ±XYZ
form if possible or as a vector of doubles otherwise.