add -o/-a & !; fix -fl; fix *.0 bug

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Mia T. Rain 2022-05-12 12:03:32 -04:00
parent fd8f2fe231
commit cc0d5d97a9
Signed by: Mia
GPG Key ID: 5F40D66F94DECFE8
2 changed files with 82 additions and 31 deletions

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@ -8,6 +8,7 @@ Usage
-- $3 = number
-- eg:
---- 1.89 ^~ 2
---- 1.89 ~ 1
---- 1.5 >/-gt 1.04
---- 1 </-lt 3.14122
---- 1.0051 -ne 1
@ -24,6 +25,10 @@ Operator support:
---- -le/<=/=<: less than or equal to
---- -cl/^~/~^/^=: equal after ceiling
---- -fl/~/≈/≅: equal after floor
-- Additonal support for -a/-o and ! is now present
---- -a: literal and
---- -o: literal or
---- !: literal false
---
Caveats
-- note that while no math is used here

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@ -7,22 +7,21 @@ set -e # exit 1 if any error
ceil() {
# ceiling $1, compare to $2; return 1 if not the same
[ -z "${1##*.*}" -o ! -z "${2##*.*}" ] && {
[ ! -z "${1##*.*}" -a ! -z "${2##*.*}" -a "$1" -eq "$2" ] 2>/dev/null && exit 0
[ ! -z "${1##*.*}" -a ! -z "${2##*.*}" -a "$1" -eq "$2" ] 2>/dev/null && return 0
set -- "${1%.*}" "${2%.*}"
set -- "$(($1+1))" "$2"
[ "$1" -eq "$2" ] 2>/dev/null && {
exit 0
return 0
} || return 1
} || return 1
} # ceiling
floor() {
# floor $1. compare to $2; return 1 if not the same
[ -z "${1##*.*}" -o ! -z "${2##*.*}" ] && {
[ ! -z "${1##*.*}" -a ! -z "${2##*.*}" -a "$1" -eq "$2" ] 2>/dev/null && exit 0
[ ! -z "${1##*.*}" -a ! -z "${2##*.*}" -a "$1" -eq "$2" ] 2>/dev/null && return 0
set -- "${1%.*}" "${2%.*}"
set -- "$(($1-1))" "$2"
[ "$1" -eq "$2" ] 2>/dev/null && {
exit 0
return 0
} || return 1
} || return 1
} # floor
@ -40,12 +39,12 @@ gt() {
d2="${d2#0}"; d1="${d1}0"
done
[ "$3" ] && {
[ "$d1" -gt "$d2" -o "$d1" -eq "$d2" -a "$w1" -eq "$w2" ] && {
exit 0
[ "${d1:-0}" -gt "${d2:-0}" -o "${d1:-0}" -eq "${d2:-0}" -a "${w1:-0}" -eq "${w2:-0}" ] && {
return 0
} || return 1
} || {
[ "$d1" -gt "$d2" ] && {
exit 0
[ "${d1:-0}" -gt "${d2:-0}" ] && {
return 0
} || return 1
} # or equal to (-ge)
} # test if $1 is > $2
@ -60,12 +59,12 @@ lt() {
d2="${d2#0}"; d1="${d1}0"
done
[ "$3" ] && {
[ "$d1" -lt "$d2" -o "$d1" -eq "$d2" -a "$w1" -eq "$w2" ] && {
exit 0
[ "${d1:-0}" -lt "${d2:-0}" -o "${d1:-0}" -eq "${d2:-0}" -a "${w1:-0}" -eq "${w2:-0}" ] && {
return 0
} || return 1
} || {
[ "$d1" -lt "$d2" ] && {
exit 0
[ "${d1:-0}" -lt "${d2:-0}" ] && {
return 0
} || return 1
}
} # test if $1 is < $2
@ -79,26 +78,73 @@ eq() { # use $3 for -ne
d2="${d2#0}"; d1="${d1}0"
done
[ "$3" ] && {
[ "$w1" -ne "$w2" -a "$d1" -ne "$d2" ] && {
exit 0
[ "${w1:-0}" -ne "${w2:-0}" -a "${d1:-0}" -ne "${d2:-0}" ] && {
return 0
} || return 1
} || {
[ "$w1" -eq "$w2" -a "$d1" -eq "$d2" ] && {
exit 0
[ "${w1:-0}" -eq "${w2:-0}" -a "${d1:-0}" -eq "${d2:-0}" ] && {
return 0
} || return 1
}
}
n1="$1"; op="$2"; n2="$3"
case "$op" in
'^~'|'~^'|'^='|'-cl') ceil "$n1" "$n2" || exit 1 ;;
'~'|'≈'|'≅'|'-fl') floor "$n1" "$n2" || exit 1 ;;
'>'|'-gt') gt "$n1" "$n2" || exit 1 ;;
'<'|'-lt') lt "$n1" "$n2" || exit 1 ;;
'-ge'|'>='|'=>') gt "$n1" "$n2" "-" || exit 1 ;;
'-le'|'<='|'=<') lt "$n1" "$n2" "-" || exit 1 ;;
# or equal to is set via $3
'-eq'|'=='|'=') eq "$n1" "$n2" || exit 1 ;;
'-ne'|'!=='|'!=') eq "$n1" "$n2" "-" || exit 1
# -ne uses $3 with -eq
esac
exit 0 # exit 0 if done
hexit() { # handle exits
# allow for ! handling
ecode="$1"
[ "$FALSE" ] && case "$ecode" in
0) ecode=1 ;;
1) ecode=0
esac
unset FALSE
case "$@" in
*'-a'*) [ "$ecode" -eq 0 ] && {
args="${@}"; args="${args##*:}"
${0} ${args##? $op ? -a }; ecode=$?
} || exit $ecode ;;
# if exit code is != 0 then all other calls for -a don't matter
# as a single 1 will cause the final result to be 1
*'-o'*) [ "$ecode" -eq 1 ] && {
args="${@}"; args="${args##*:}"
${0} ${args##? $op ? -o }; ecode=$?
} || exit $ecode
# as above
##
# this could easily cause a runaway loop if one tried to use an excessive amount of -a/-o calls
# but I don't think thats really worth creating an exception for
esac
exit $ecode
}
com() { # this allows for recusion for -a/-o handling
n1="$1"; op="$2"; n2="$3"
[ "$1" ] || exit 1
if [ "$1" = '!' ] && [ "$2" ]; then
FALSE=0; shift 1
n1="$1"; op="$2"; n2="$3"
[ "$1" ] || exit 1
fi # -a breaks here ??
[ ! "$3" ] && {
[ "$FALSE" ] && {
[ "$2" ] && hexit 0 ":$@"
hexit 1 ":$@"
} || {
[ "$1" ] && hexit 0 ":$@"
hexit 1 ":$@"
}
}
# [ ! ] causes exit code to swap
#echo "$@"
case "$op" in
'^~'|'~^'|'^='|'-cl') ceil "$n1" "$n2" || hexit 1 ":$@";;
'~'|'≈'|'≅'|'-fl') floor "$n1" "$n2" || hexit 1 ":$@";;
'>'|'-gt') gt "$n1" "$n2" || hexit 1 ":$@";;
'<'|'-lt') lt "$n1" "$n2" || hexit 1 ":$@";;
'-ge'|'>='|'=>') gt "$n1" "$n2" "-" || hexit 1 ":$@";;
'-le'|'<='|'=<') lt "$n1" "$n2" "-" || hexit 1 ":$@";;
# or equal to is set via $3
'-eq'|'=='|'=') eq "$n1" "$n2" || hexit 1 ":$@";;
'-ne'|'!=='|'!=') eq "$n1" "$n2" "-" || hexit 1 ":$@"
# -ne uses $3 with -eq
esac
hexit 0 ":$@" # exit 0 if done
echo "$? --"
}
com "$@"