Function cliFunc_capSelect

Macro/PartialMap/macro.c:1280–1356

}

void cliFunc_capSelect( char* args )
{
	// Parse code from argument
	char* curArgs;
	char* arg1Ptr;
	char* arg2Ptr = args;

	// Total number of args to scan (must do a lookup if a keyboard capability is selected)
	var_uint_t totalArgs = 2; // Always at least two args
	var_uint_t cap = 0;

	// Arguments used for keyboard capability function
	var_uint_t argSetCount = 0;
	uint8_t *argSet = (uint8_t*)args;

	// Process all args
	for ( var_uint_t c = 0; argSetCount < totalArgs; c++ )
	{
		curArgs = arg2Ptr;
		CLI_argumentIsolation( curArgs, &arg1Ptr, &arg2Ptr );

		// Stop processing args if no more are found
		// Extra arguments are ignored
		if ( *arg1Ptr == '\0' )
			break;

		// For the first argument, choose the capability
		if ( c == 0 ) switch ( arg1Ptr[0] )
		{
		// Keyboard Capability
		case 'K':
			// Determine capability index
			cap = numToInt( &arg1Ptr[1] );

			// Lookup the number of args
			totalArgs += CapabilitiesList[ cap ].argCount;
			continue;
		}

		// Because allocating memory isn't doable, and the argument count is arbitrary
		// The argument pointer is repurposed as the argument list (much smaller anyways)
		argSet[ argSetCount++ ] = (uint8_t)numToInt( arg1Ptr );

		// Once all the arguments are prepared, call the keyboard capability function
		if ( argSetCount == totalArgs )
		{
			// Indicate that the capability was called
			print( NL );
			info_print("K");
			printInt8( cap );
			print(" - ");
			printHex( argSet[0] );
			print(" - ");
			printHex( argSet[1] );
			print(" - ");
			printHex( argSet[2] );
			print( "..." NL );