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Diff for libcfg+/TODO between version 1.5 and 1.6

version 1.5, 2001/12/05 23:58:48 version 1.6, 2001/12/08 18:23:52
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 This is libcfg TODO list:  This is libcfg TODO list:
   
   - number of spaces in cfgfile option names should not be relevant in compare
     with real option names in file; that means "multi int" is the same as
     "multi  int" and "multi\tint"
   - numbers in format 09 cannot be converted to decimal data type
   
   - in cfgfile multi lines handling don't trim all left white characters in 2nd
     or more part of multi line, but substitute it for one space; this the same
     behaviour as it is for right white characters trims in all parts of multi
     lines excepts the last one
   
 - make cfgfile.c and cmdline.c to be standalone and compileable files;  - make cfgfile.c and cmdline.c to be standalone and compileable files;
   shared functions prefix by __cfg and move it to the shared.c;    shared functions prefix by __cfg and move it to the shared.c;
   make HUGE warning in shared.h for normal user not to include that file    make HUGE warning in shared.h for normal user not to include that file
   
 - get_multi_line() will return return code according to error and pointer  - universal, but customizable cfg error handle stuff
   
   * get_multi_line() will return return code according to error and pointer
   to buffer will be passed as function parameter    to buffer will be passed as function parameter
 - parameter to specify end of line postfixes for multi lines  * parameter to specify end of line postfixes for multi lines
 - quotation thinking (oh no! ;-)  - quotation thinking (oh no! ;-)
   - also ability to turn quotations off (any idea how will this be useful? ;-)
   
 - functions str_left_trim(), str_right_trim() for white characters removing  * functions str_left_trim(), str_right_trim() for white characters removing
 - macros ltrim(), rtrim() or str_ltrim(), str_ltrim()  * macros ltrim(), rtrim() or str_ltrim(), str_ltrim()
 - macros str_trim(), strtrim(), trim()  * macros str_trim(), strtrim(), trim()
   
 - leftover arguments dual mode:  - leftover arguments dual mode:
   1.) can have valid options after leftover arguments    1.) can have valid options after leftover arguments
   2.) after first leftover argument is all cosidered as leftover argument    2.) after first leftover argument is all cosidered as leftover argument
   Default initialization will be according to POSIXLY_CORRECT environment    Default initialization will be according to POSIXLY_CORRECT environment
   variable. Can be changed by changing context flags.    variable. Can be changed by changing context flags.
 - better stuff for manipulating with context flags (add, remove, clear, ...)  * better stuff for manipulating with context flags (add, remove, clear, ...)
     - add, clear, remove implemented
   
   * universal functions with strdyn context properties manipulation and
     create appropriate macros
 - cfg_add_cmdline_stop_str() and similar function should return  - cfg_add_cmdline_stop_str() and similar function should return
   result if item was successfully added into string list    result if item was successfully added into string list
   
 * for each numeric data type (INT, UINT, LONG, ...) tests if range  * for each numeric data type (INT, UINT, LONG, ...) tests if range
   checks works properly; for INT it doesn't    checks works properly; for INT it doesn't
   - int and long seems to be the same datatype    - it works, but int and long seems to be the same datatype
 * fix ULONG argument parsing (there is strange strtoul() behaviour)  * fix ULONG argument parsing (there is strange strtoul() behaviour)
   
 * command line stop string implemented  * command line stop string implemented
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