misc parsing utilities
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Parse str and store the parsed ratio in q.
Parse str and put in width_ptr and height_ptr the detected values.
Parse str and store the detected values in *rate.
Put the RGBA values that correspond to color_string in rgba_color.
Get the name of a color from the internal table of hard-coded named colors.
static int
date_get_num (const char **pp, int n_min, int n_max, int len_max)
Parse the input string p according to the format string fmt and store its results in the structure dt.
Convert the decomposed UTC time in tm to a time_t value.
Parse timestr and return in *time a corresponding number of microseconds.
Attempt to find a specific tag in a URL.
Variables
Detailed Description
Macro Definition Documentation
Function Documentation
const char *
str,
int
max,
int
log_offset,
)
Parse str and store the parsed ratio in q.
Note that a ratio with infinite (1/0) or negative value is considered valid, so you should check on the returned value if you want to exclude those values.
The undefined value can be expressed using the "0:0" string.
- Parameters
-
[in,out] q pointer to the
AVRational which will contain the ratio
[in] str the string to parse: it has to be a string in the format num:den, a float number or an expression
[in] max the maximum allowed numerator and denominator
[in] log_offset log level offset which is applied to the log level of log_ctx
[in] log_ctx parent logging context
- Returns
- >= 0 on success, a negative error code otherwise
Definition at line 43 of file parseutils.c.
Referenced by ff_parse_time_base(), get_aspect_ratio(), new_video_stream(), and vivo_read_header().
int av_parse_video_size
(
int *
width_ptr,
int *
height_ptr,
const char *
str
)
Parse str and put in width_ptr and height_ptr the detected values.
- Parameters
-
[in,out] width_ptr pointer to the variable which will contain the detected width value
[in,out] height_ptr pointer to the variable which will contain the detected height value
[in] str the string to parse: it has to be a string in the format width x height or a valid video size abbreviation.
- Returns
- >= 0 on success, a negative error code otherwise
- Examples:
- scaling_video.c.
Definition at line 137 of file parseutils.c.
Referenced by add_input_streams(), dc1394_read_common(), init_dict(), main(), new_subtitle_stream(), new_video_stream(), parse_ffconfig(), set_string_image_size(), and vfw_read_header().
Parse str and store the detected values in *rate.
- Parameters
-
[in,out] rate pointer to the
AVRational which will contain the detected frame rate
[in] str the string to parse: it has to be a string in the format rate_num / rate_den, a float number or a valid video rate abbreviation
- Returns
- >= 0 on success, a negative error code otherwise
Definition at line 168 of file parseutils.c.
Referenced by add_input_streams(), cdxl_read_header(), dc1394_read_common(), dshow_read_header(), grab_read_header(), new_video_stream(), parse_ffconfig(), set_string_video_rate(), v4l2_set_parameters(), and vfw_read_header().
static int color_table_compare
(
const
void *
lhs,
)
static
int av_parse_color
(
uint8_t *
rgba_color,
const char *
color_string,
int
slen,
)
Put the RGBA values that correspond to color_string in rgba_color.
- Parameters
-
color_string a string specifying a color. It can be the name of a color (case insensitive match) or a [0x|#]RRGGBB[AA] sequence, possibly followed by "@" and a string representing the alpha component. The alpha component may be a string composed by "0x" followed by an hexadecimal number or a decimal number between 0.0 and 1.0, which represents the opacity value (0x00/0.0 means completely transparent, 0xff/1.0 completely opaque). If the alpha component is not specified then 0xff is assumed. The string "random" will result in a random color.
slen length of the initial part of color_string containing the color. It can be set to -1 if color_string is a null terminated string containing nothing else than the color.
- Returns
- >= 0 in case of success, a negative value in case of failure (for example if color_string cannot be parsed).
Definition at line 343 of file parseutils.c.
Referenced by draw_text(), html_color_parse(), init(), set_param(), and set_string_color().
const char* av_get_known_color_name
(
int
color_idx,
)
Get the name of a color from the internal table of hard-coded named colors.
This function is meant to enumerate the color names recognized by av_parse_color().
- Parameters
-
color_idx index of the requested color, starting from 0
rgbp if not NULL, will point to a 3-elements array with the color value in RGB
- Returns
- the color name string or NULL if color_idx is not in the array
Definition at line 423 of file parseutils.c.
Referenced by show_colors().
static int date_get_num
(
const char **
pp,
int
n_min,
int
n_max,
int
len_max
)
static
char* av_small_strptime
(
const char *
p,
const char *
fmt,
struct tm *
dt
)
Parse the input string p according to the format string fmt and store its results in the structure dt.
This implementation supports only a subset of the formats supported by the standard strptime().
In particular it actually supports the parameters:
- H: the hour as a decimal number, using a 24-hour clock, in the range '00' through '23'
- J: hours as a decimal number, in the range '0' through INT_MAX
- M: the minute as a decimal number, using a 24-hour clock, in the range '00' through '59'
- S: the second as a decimal number, using a 24-hour clock, in the range '00' through '59'
- Y: the year as a decimal number, using the Gregorian calendar
- m: the month as a decimal number, in the range '1' through '12'
- d: the day of the month as a decimal number, in the range '1' through '31'
- %%: a literal ''
- Returns
- a pointer to the first character not processed in this function call, or NULL in case the function fails to match all of the fmt string and therefore an error occurred
Definition at line 463 of file parseutils.c.
Referenced by av_parse_time(), and ff_iso8601_to_unix_time().
time_t av_timegm
(
struct tm *
tm )
int av_parse_time
(
int64_t *
timeval,
const char *
timestr,
int
duration
)
Parse timestr and return in *time a corresponding number of microseconds.
- Parameters
-
timeval puts here the number of microseconds corresponding to the string in timestr. If the string represents a duration, it is the number of microseconds contained in the time interval. If the string is a date, is the number of microseconds since 1st of January, 1970 up to the time of the parsed date. If timestr cannot be successfully parsed, set *time to INT64_MIN.
timestr a string representing a date or a duration.
- If a date the syntax is:
[{YYYY-
MM-DD|YYYYMMDD}[
T|t| ]]{{HH:
MM:SS[.m...]]]}|{HHMMSS[.m...]]]}}[Z]
now
- If a duration the syntax is:
duration flag which tells how to interpret timestr, if not zero timestr is interpreted as a duration, otherwise as a date
- Returns
- >= 0 in case of success, a negative value corresponding to an AVERROR code otherwise
Definition at line 550 of file parseutils.c.
Referenced by av_opt_set(), concat_read_header(), ffm_write_header(), func_pts(), open_input_stream(), parse_interval(), parse_read_interval(), parse_time_or_die(), parse_times(), rtsp_parse_range_npt(), and seg_write_header().
int av_find_info_tag
(
char *
arg,
int
arg_size,
const char *
tag1,
const char *
info
)
Variable Documentation
Initial value:= {
{ "ntsc", { 30000, 1001 } },
{ "pal", { 25, 1 } },
{ "qntsc", { 30000, 1001 } },
{ "qpal", { 25, 1 } },
{ "sntsc", { 30000, 1001 } },
{ "spal", { 25, 1 } },
{ "film", { 24, 1 } },
{ "ntsc-film", { 24000, 1001 } },
}
Definition at line 126 of file parseutils.c.