OpenVAS Libraries
4.0+rc3.SVN
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#include <ctype.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include "system.h"
#include "nasl_tree.h"
#include "nasl_global_ctxt.h"
#include "nasl_func.h"
#include "nasl_var.h"
#include "nasl_lex_ctxt.h"
#include "exec.h"
#include "strutils.h"
#include "nasl_regex.h"
#include "nasl_debug.h"
#include "nasl_text_utils.h"
Defines | |
#define | RAW_STR_LEN 32768 |
#define | NS 16 |
#define | MAX_INT (~(1 << (sizeof(int) * 8 - 1))) |
Functions | |
tree_cell * | nasl_string (lex_ctxt *lexic) |
tree_cell * | nasl_rawstring (lex_ctxt *lexic) |
tree_cell * | nasl_strlen (lex_ctxt *lexic) |
tree_cell * | nasl_strcat (lex_ctxt *lexic) |
tree_cell * | nasl_display (lex_ctxt *lexic) |
tree_cell * | nasl_hex (lex_ctxt *lexic) |
tree_cell * | nasl_hexstr (lex_ctxt *lexic) |
tree_cell * | nasl_ord (lex_ctxt *lexic) |
tree_cell * | nasl_tolower (lex_ctxt *lexic) |
tree_cell * | nasl_toupper (lex_ctxt *lexic) |
tree_cell * | nasl_ereg (lex_ctxt *lexic) |
tree_cell * | nasl_ereg_replace (lex_ctxt *lexic) |
tree_cell * | nasl_egrep (lex_ctxt *lexic) |
tree_cell * | nasl_eregmatch (lex_ctxt *lexic) |
Does extended regular expression pattern matching. | |
tree_cell * | nasl_substr (lex_ctxt *lexic) |
tree_cell * | nasl_insstr (lex_ctxt *lexic) |
tree_cell * | nasl_match (lex_ctxt *lexic) |
tree_cell * | nasl_split (lex_ctxt *lexic) |
tree_cell * | nasl_chomp (lex_ctxt *lexic) |
tree_cell * | nasl_crap (lex_ctxt *lexic) |
tree_cell * | nasl_strstr (lex_ctxt *lexic) |
tree_cell * | nasl_stridx (lex_ctxt *lexic) |
Returns index of a substring. | |
tree_cell * | nasl_str_replace (lex_ctxt *lexic) |
tree_cell * | nasl_int (lex_ctxt *lexic) |
This file implements all the functions that are related to text-related utilities in the NASL functions.
Does extended regular expression pattern matching.
In NASL, this function returns an array.
Syntax: insstr(s1, s2, i1, i2) or insstr(s1, s2, i1) Insert string s2 into slice [i1:i2] of string s1 and returns the result Warning: returns a CONST_DATA!
str_replace(string: s, find: f, replace: r [,count: n])
Returns index of a substring.
Returning NULL for "not found" is dangerous as automatic conversion to to integer would change it into 0. So we return (-1).