umask(~m_gmprot());
/* Compile format string */
- ncomps = fmt_compile (nfs, &fmt) + 1;
+ ncomps = fmt_compile (nfs, &fmt, 1) + 1;
- FINDCOMP(bodycomp, "body");
- FINDCOMP(datecomp, "date");
- FINDCOMP(cptr, "folder");
+ bodycomp = fmt_findcomp("body");
+ datecomp = fmt_findcomp("date");
+ cptr = fmt_findcomp("folder");
if (cptr && folder)
- cptr->c_text = folder;
- FINDCOMP(cptr, "encrypted");
- if (!cptr)
- if ((cptr = (struct comp *) calloc (1, sizeof(*cptr)))) {
- cptr->c_name = "encrypted";
- cptr->c_next = wantcomp[i = CHASH (cptr->c_name)];
- wantcomp[i] = cptr;
+ cptr->c_text = getcpy(folder);
+ if (fmt_addcompentry("encrypted")) {
ncomps++;
}
- FINDCOMP (cptr, "dtimenow");
+ cptr = fmt_findcomp("dtimenow");
if (cptr)
cptr->c_text = getcpy(dtimenow (0));
+
+ /*
+ * In other programs I got rid of this complicated buffer switching,
+ * but since scan reads lots of messages at once and this complicated
+ * memory management, I decided to keep it; otherwise there was
+ * the potential for a lot of malloc() and free()s, and I could
+ * see the malloc() pool really getting fragmented. Maybe it
+ * wouldn't be an issue in practice; perhaps this will get
+ * revisited someday.
+ *
+ * So, some notes for what's going on:
+ *
+ * nxtbuf is an array of pointers that contains malloc()'d buffers
+ * to hold our component text. used_buf is an array of struct comp
+ * pointers that holds pointers to component structures we found while
+ * processing a message.
+ *
+ * We read in the message with m_getfld(), using "tmpbuf" as our
+ * input buffer. tmpbuf is set at the start of message processing
+ * to the first buffer in our buffer pool (nxtbuf).
+ *
+ * Every time we find a component we care about, we set that component's
+ * text buffer to the current value of tmpbuf, and then switch tmpbuf
+ * to the next buffer in our pool. We also add that component to
+ * our used_buf pool.
+ *
+ * When we're done, we go back and zero out all of the component
+ * text buffer pointers that we saved in used_buf.
+ *
+ * Note that this means c_text memory is NOT owned by the fmt_module
+ * and it's our responsibility to free it.
+ */
+
nxtbuf = compbuffers = (char **) calloc((size_t) ncomps, sizeof(char *));
if (nxtbuf == NULL)
adios (NULL, "unable to allocate component buffers");
* buffer as the component temp buffer (buffer switching
* saves an extra copy of the component text).
*/
- if ((cptr = wantcomp[CHASH(name)])) {
- do {
- if (!mh_strcasecmp(name, cptr->c_name)) {
- if (! cptr->c_text) {
- cptr->c_text = tmpbuf;
- for (cp = tmpbuf + strlen (tmpbuf) - 1;
+ if ((cptr = fmt_findcasecomp(name))) {
+ if (! cptr->c_text) {
+ cptr->c_text = tmpbuf;
+ for (cp = tmpbuf + strlen (tmpbuf) - 1;
cp >= tmpbuf; cp--)
- if (isspace (*cp))
- *cp = 0;
- else
- break;
- *--savecomp = cptr;
- tmpbuf = *nxtbuf++;
- }
- break;
- }
- } while ((cptr = cptr->c_next));
+ if (isspace (*cp))
+ *cp = 0;
+ else
+ break;
+ *--savecomp = cptr;
+ tmpbuf = *nxtbuf++;
+ }
}
while (state == FLDPLUS) {
if (noisy)
fputs (scanl, stdout);
- FINDCOMP (cptr, "encrypted");
+ cptr = fmt_findcomp ("encrypted");
encrypted = cptr && cptr->c_text;
/* return dynamically allocated buffers to pool */