rawstr4c

Use this tool when you need to write complex C language strings.

$ rawstr4c --help

Convention

A configuration file should use this order:


- config-item1 = `:mode`

- config-item2 = `true|false|yes|no`

- config-item3 = `string value`

Configuration items always start with -, followed by the configuration item name and an =, and the right-hand value must be wrapped with ``.

Note: if the value is not arbitrarily given by the user, it should be set as a mode type, using : as a prefix.

Note: unless otherwise specified, the first item is the default value

output =
- :terminal = output to terminal
- :macro = output as a .h file, defined as macro
- :global-variable = output a .h file and corresponding .c file, defined as global variable
- :global-variable-only-header = output only as a .h file, defined as global variable
~~output-file~~ = (not yet implemented)

Custom generated header filename, default value is rawstr4c.h
translate =
- :escape = escape only
- :oct = octal
- :hex = hexadecimal
postfix =
- :use-language = use the language of the codeblock
- your string = use a custom string as suffix
name =

Generated variable name, will include prefix and suffix by default. If this configuration item is not given, the section title will be used
name-literally = false | true

Ignore other configuration items and directly use name as the variable name
namespace =

Will serve as a prefix after prefix and before variable name name, affecting the next level section
keep-prefix = true | false

Whether the variable name uses prefix
keep-postfix = true | false

Whether the variable name uses postfix