name.c revision 965005c81e0f731867d47892b9fb677030b102df
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/*
* Copyright 2003 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved.
* Use is subject to license terms.
*/
/* Copyright (c) 1984, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989 AT&T */
/* All Rights Reserved */
#pragma ident "%Z%%M% %I% %E% SMI"
/*
* UNIX shell
*/
#include "defs.h"
#include <stropts.h>
extern BOOL chkid();
extern unsigned char *simple();
extern int mailchk;
static void setname(unsigned char *, int);
static void set_builtins_path();
static int patheq();
static void namwalk(struct namnod *);
static void dolocale();
struct namnod ps2nod =
{
(struct namnod *)NIL,
&acctnod,
(unsigned char *)ps2name
};
struct namnod cdpnod =
{
(struct namnod *)NIL,
(struct namnod *)NIL,
(unsigned char *)cdpname
};
struct namnod pathnod =
{
&mailpnod,
(struct namnod *)NIL,
(unsigned char *)pathname
};
struct namnod ifsnod =
{
&homenod,
&mailnod,
(unsigned char *)ifsname
};
struct namnod ps1nod =
{
&pathnod,
&ps2nod,
(unsigned char *)ps1name
};
struct namnod homenod =
{
&cdpnod,
(struct namnod *)NIL,
(unsigned char *)homename
};
struct namnod mailnod =
{
(struct namnod *)NIL,
(struct namnod *)NIL,
(unsigned char *)mailname
};
struct namnod mchknod =
{
&ifsnod,
&ps1nod,
(unsigned char *)mchkname
};
struct namnod acctnod =
{
(struct namnod *)NIL,
(struct namnod *)NIL,
(unsigned char *)acctname
};
struct namnod mailpnod =
{
(struct namnod *)NIL,
(struct namnod *)NIL,
(unsigned char *)mailpname
};
struct namnod *namep = &mchknod;
/* ======== variable and string handling ======== */
int
syslook(unsigned char *w, struct sysnod syswds[], int n)
{
int low;
int high;
int mid;
int cond;
if (w == 0 || *w == 0)
return(0);
low = 0;
high = n - 1;
while (low <= high)
{
mid = (low + high) / 2;
if ((cond = cf(w, syswds[mid].sysnam)) < 0)
high = mid - 1;
else if (cond > 0)
low = mid + 1;
else
return(syswds[mid].sysval);
}
return(0);
}
void
setlist(struct argnod *arg, int xp)
{
if (flags & exportflg)
xp |= N_EXPORT;
while (arg)
{
unsigned char *s = mactrim(arg->argval);
setname(s, xp);
arg = arg->argnxt;
if (flags & execpr)
{
prs(s);
if (arg)
blank();
else
newline();
}
}
}
static void
setname(unsigned char *argi, int xp) /* does parameter assignments */
{
unsigned char *argscan = argi;
struct namnod *n;
if (letter(*argscan))
{
while (alphanum(*argscan))
argscan++;
if (*argscan == '=')
{
*argscan = 0; /* make name a cohesive string */
n = lookup(argi);
*argscan++ = '=';
attrib(n, xp);
if (xp & N_ENVNAM)
{
n->namenv = n->namval = argscan;
if (n == &pathnod)
set_builtins_path();
}
else
assign(n, argscan);
dolocale(n->namid);
return;
}
}
}
void
replace(unsigned char **a, unsigned char *v)
{
free(*a);
*a = make(v);
}
void
dfault(struct namnod *n, unsigned char *v)
{
if (n->namval == 0)
assign(n, v);
}
void
assign(struct namnod *n, unsigned char *v)
{
if (n->namflg & N_RDONLY)
failed(n->namid, wtfailed);
#ifndef RES
else if (flags & rshflg)
{
if (n == &pathnod || eq(n->namid,"SHELL"))
failed(n->namid, restricted);
}
#endif
else if (n->namflg & N_FUNCTN)
{
func_unhash(n->namid);
freefunc(n);
n->namenv = 0;
n->namflg = N_DEFAULT;
}
if (n == &mchknod)
{
mailchk = stoi(v);
}
replace(&n->namval, v);
attrib(n, N_ENVCHG);
if (n == &pathnod)
{
zaphash();
set_dotpath();
set_builtins_path();
return;
}
if (flags & prompt)
{
if ((n == &mailpnod) || (n == &mailnod && mailpnod.namflg == N_DEFAULT))
setmail(n->namval);
}
}
static void
set_builtins_path()
{
unsigned char *path;
ucb_builtins = 0;
path = getpath("");
while (path && *path)
{
if (patheq(path, "/usr/ucb"))
{
ucb_builtins++;
break;
}
else if (patheq(path, "/usr/bin"))
break;
else if (patheq(path, "/bin"))
break;
else if (patheq(path, "/usr/5bin"))
break;
path = nextpath(path);
}
}
static int
patheq(unsigned char *component, char *dir)
{
unsigned char c;
for (;;)
{
c = *component++;
if (c == COLON)
c = '\0'; /* end of component of path */
if (c != *dir++)
return (0);
if (c == '\0')
return(1);
}
}
int
readvar(unsigned char **names)
{
struct fileblk fb;
struct fileblk *f = &fb;
unsigned char c[MULTI_BYTE_MAX+1];
int rc = 0;
struct namnod *n = lookup(*names++); /* done now to avoid storage mess */
unsigned char *rel = (unsigned char *)relstak();
unsigned char *oldstak;
unsigned char *pc, *rest;
int d;
push(f);
initf(dup(0));
/*
* If stdin is a pipe then this lseek(2) will fail with ESPIPE, so
* the read buffer size is set to 1 because we will not be able
* lseek(2) back towards the beginning of the file, so we have
* to read a byte at a time instead
*
*/
if (lseek(0, (off_t)0, SEEK_CUR) == -1)
f->fsiz = 1;
/*
* If stdin is a socket then this isastream(3C) will return 1, so
* the read buffer size is set to 1 because we will not be able
* lseek(2) back towards the beginning of the file, so we have
* to read a byte at a time instead
*
*/
if (isastream(0) == 1)
f->fsiz = 1;
/*
* strip leading IFS characters
*/
for (;;)
{
d = nextwc();
if(eolchar(d))
break;
rest = readw(d);
pc = c;
while(*pc++ = *rest++);
if(!anys(c, ifsnod.namval))
break;
}
oldstak = curstak();
for (;;)
{
if ((*names && anys(c, ifsnod.namval)) || eolchar(d))
{
if (staktop >= brkend)
growstak(staktop);
zerostak();
assign(n, absstak(rel));
setstak(rel);
if (*names)
n = lookup(*names++);
else
n = 0;
if (eolchar(d))
{
break;
}
else /* strip imbedded IFS characters */
while(1) {
d = nextwc();
if(eolchar(d))
break;
rest = readw(d);
pc = c;
while(*pc++ = *rest++);
if(!anys(c, ifsnod.namval))
break;
}
}
else
{
if(d == '\\') {
d = readwc();
rest = readw(d);
while(d = *rest++) {
if (staktop >= brkend)
growstak(staktop);
pushstak(d);
}
oldstak = staktop;
}
else
{
pc = c;
while(d = *pc++) {
if (staktop >= brkend)
growstak(staktop);
pushstak(d);
}
if(!anys(c, ifsnod.namval))
oldstak = staktop;
}
d = nextwc();
if (eolchar(d))
staktop = oldstak;
else
{
rest = readw(d);
pc = c;
while(*pc++ = *rest++);
}
}
}
while (n)
{
assign(n, (unsigned char *)nullstr);
if (*names)
n = lookup(*names++);
else
n = 0;
}
if (eof)
rc = 1;
if (isastream(0) != 1)
/*
* If we are reading on a stream do not attempt to
* lseek(2) back towards the start because this is
* logically meaningless, but there is nothing in
* the standards to pervent the stream implementation
* from attempting it and breaking our code here
*
*/
lseek(0, (off_t)(f->nxtoff - f->endoff), SEEK_CUR);
pop();
return(rc);
}
void
assnum(unsigned char **p, long i)
{
int j = ltos(i);
replace(p, &numbuf[j]);
}
unsigned char *
make(v)
unsigned char *v;
{
unsigned char *p;
if (v)
{
movstr(v, p = (unsigned char *)alloc(length(v)));
return(p);
}
else
return(0);
}
struct namnod *
lookup(unsigned char *nam)
{
struct namnod *nscan = namep;
struct namnod **prev;
int LR;
if (!chkid(nam))
failed(nam, notid);
while (nscan)
{
if ((LR = cf(nam, nscan->namid)) == 0)
return(nscan);
else if (LR < 0)
prev = &(nscan->namlft);
else
prev = &(nscan->namrgt);
nscan = *prev;
}
/*
* add name node
*/
nscan = (struct namnod *)alloc(sizeof *nscan);
nscan->namlft = nscan->namrgt = (struct namnod *)NIL;
nscan->namid = make(nam);
nscan->namval = 0;
nscan->namflg = N_DEFAULT;
nscan->namenv = 0;
return(*prev = nscan);
}
BOOL
chkid(nam)
unsigned char *nam;
{
unsigned char *cp = nam;
if (!letter(*cp))
return(FALSE);
else
{
while (*++cp)
{
if (!alphanum(*cp))
return(FALSE);
}
}
return(TRUE);
}
static void (*namfn)();
void
namscan(void (*fn)())
{
namfn = fn;
namwalk(namep);
}
static void
namwalk(struct namnod *np)
{
if (np)
{
namwalk(np->namlft);
(*namfn)(np);
namwalk(np->namrgt);
}
}
void
printnam(struct namnod *n)
{
unsigned char *s;
sigchk();
if (n->namflg & N_FUNCTN)
{
prs_buff(n->namid);
prs_buff("(){\n");
prf(n->namenv);
prs_buff("\n}\n");
}
else if (s = n->namval)
{
prs_buff(n->namid);
prc_buff('=');
prs_buff(s);
prc_buff(NL);
}
}
static unsigned char *
staknam(struct namnod *n)
{
unsigned char *p;
p = movstrstak(n->namid, staktop);
p = movstrstak("=", p);
p = movstrstak(n->namval, p);
return(getstak(p + 1 - (unsigned char *)(stakbot)));
}
static int namec;
void
exname(struct namnod *n)
{
int flg = n->namflg;
if (flg & N_ENVCHG)
{
if (flg & N_EXPORT)
{
free(n->namenv);
n->namenv = make(n->namval);
}
else
{
free(n->namval);
n->namval = make(n->namenv);
}
}
if (!(flg & N_FUNCTN))
n->namflg = N_DEFAULT;
if (n->namval)
namec++;
}
void
printro(struct namnod *n)
{
if (n->namflg & N_RDONLY)
{
prs_buff(readonly);
prc_buff(SPACE);
prs_buff(n->namid);
prc_buff(NL);
}
}
void
printexp(struct namnod *n)
{
if (n->namflg & N_EXPORT)
{
prs_buff(export);
prc_buff(SPACE);
prs_buff(n->namid);
prc_buff(NL);
}
}
void
setup_env(void)
{
unsigned char **e = environ;
while (*e)
setname(*e++, N_ENVNAM);
}
static unsigned char **argnam;
static void
countnam(struct namnod *n)
{
if (n->namval)
namec++;
}
static void
pushnam(struct namnod *n)
{
int flg = n->namflg;
unsigned char *p;
unsigned char *namval;
if (((flg & N_ENVCHG) && (flg & N_EXPORT)) || (flg & N_FUNCTN))
namval = n->namval;
else {
/* Discard Local variable in child process */
if (!(flg & ~N_ENVCHG)) {
n->namflg = 0;
n->namenv = 0;
if (n->namval) {
/* Release for re-use */
free(n->namval);
n->namval = (unsigned char *)NIL;
}
}
namval = n->namenv;
}
if (namval)
{
p = movstrstak(n->namid, staktop);
p = movstrstak("=", p);
p = movstrstak(namval, p);
*argnam++ = getstak(p + 1 - (unsigned char *)(stakbot));
}
}
unsigned char **
local_setenv()
{
unsigned char **er;
namec = 0;
namscan(countnam);
argnam = er = (unsigned char **)getstak(namec * BYTESPERWORD + BYTESPERWORD);
namscan(pushnam);
*argnam++ = 0;
return(er);
}
void
setvars()
{
namscan(exname);
}
struct namnod *
findnam(nam)
unsigned char *nam;
{
struct namnod *nscan = namep;
int LR;
if (!chkid(nam))
return(0);
while (nscan)
{
if ((LR = cf(nam, nscan->namid)) == 0)
return(nscan);
else if (LR < 0)
nscan = nscan->namlft;
else
nscan = nscan->namrgt;
}
return(0);
}
void
unset_name(unsigned char *name)
{
struct namnod *n;
unsigned char call_dolocale = 0;
if (n = findnam(name))
{
if (n->namflg & N_RDONLY)
failed(name, wtfailed);
if (n == &pathnod ||
n == &ifsnod ||
n == &ps1nod ||
n == &ps2nod ||
n == &mchknod)
{
failed(name, badunset);
}
#ifndef RES
if ((flags & rshflg) && eq(name, "SHELL"))
failed(name, restricted);
#endif
if (n->namflg & N_FUNCTN)
{
func_unhash(name);
freefunc(n);
}
else
{
call_dolocale++;
free(n->namval);
free(n->namenv);
}
n->namval = n->namenv = 0;
n->namflg = N_DEFAULT;
if (call_dolocale)
dolocale(name);
if (flags & prompt)
{
if (n == &mailpnod)
setmail(mailnod.namval);
else if (n == &mailnod && mailpnod.namflg == N_DEFAULT)
setmail(0);
}
}
}
/*
* The environment variables which affect locale.
* Note: if all names in this list do not begin with 'L',
* you MUST modify dolocale(). Also, be sure that the
* fake_env has the same number of elements as localevar.
*/
static char *localevar[] = {
"LC_ALL",
"LC_CTYPE",
"LC_MESSAGES",
"LANG",
0
};
static char *fake_env[] = {
0,
0,
0,
0,
0
};
/*
* If name is one of several special variables which affect the locale,
* do a setlocale().
*/
static void
dolocale(nm)
char *nm;
{
char **real_env;
struct namnod *n;
int lv, fe;
int i;
/*
* Take advantage of fact that names of these vars all start
* with 'L' to avoid unnecessary work.
* Do locale processing only if /usr is mounted.
*/
if ((*nm != 'L') || !localedir_exists ||
(!(eq(nm, "LC_ALL") || eq(nm, "LC_CTYPE") ||
eq(nm, "LANG") || eq(nm, "LC_MESSAGES"))))
return;
/*
* setlocale() has all the smarts built into it, but
* it works by examining the environment. Unfortunately,
* when you set an environment variable, the shell does
* not modify its own environment; it just remembers that the
* variable needs to be exported to any children. We hack around
* this by consing up a fake environment for the use of setlocale()
* and substituting it for the real env before calling setlocale().
*/
/*
* Build the fake environment.
* Look up the value of each of the special environment
* variables, and put their value into the fake environment,
* if they are exported.
*/
for (lv = 0, fe = 0; localevar[lv]; lv++) {
if ((n = findnam(localevar[lv]))) {
char *p, *q;
if (!n->namval)
continue;
fake_env[fe++] = p = alloc(length(localevar[lv])
+ length(n->namval) + 2);
/* copy name */
q = localevar[lv];
while (*q)
*p++ = *q++;
*p++ = '=';
/* copy value */
q = (char*)(n->namval);
while (*q)
*p++ = *q++;
*p++ = '\0';
}
}
fake_env[fe] = (char *)0;
/*
* Switch fake env for real and call setlocale().
*/
real_env = (char **)environ;
environ = (unsigned char **)fake_env;
if (setlocale(LC_ALL, "") == NULL)
prs("couldn't set locale correctly\n");
/*
* Switch back and tear down the fake env.
*/
environ = (unsigned char **)real_env;
for (i = 0; i < fe; i++) {
free(fake_env[i]);
fake_env[i] = (char *)0;
}
}