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This is the cl-shellwords Reference Manual, version 0.1, generated automatically by Declt version 2.4 "Will Decker" on Wed Jun 20 11:23:11 2018 GMT+0.
| • Introduction: | What cl-shellwords is all about | |
| • Systems: | The systems documentation | |
| • Files: | The files documentation | |
| • Packages: | The packages documentation | |
| • Definitions: | The symbols documentation | |
| • Indexes: | Concepts, functions, variables and data types |
CL-shellwords is a port of Ruby's shellwords.rb to Common Lisp. It can be used to escape strings for use on the (Bourne) shell, or to split command lines into segments according to the shell's escaping rules.
CL-shellwords depends only on CL-PPCRE (BSD). The tests additionally depend on Prove (MIT).
CL-shellwords defines the package :cl-shellwords, with the alias :shellwords. This package exports three functions, a condition and an accessor for that condition.
(split string)
Split STRING into a list of words, handling escaping the same way a shell like the Bourne shell does.
Whitespace normally acts as a word separator, except when preceded by a backslash or enclosed in single- or double quotes.
Examples:
(split "example string")
;=> ("example" "string")
(split "example\ escaped string")
;=> ("example escaped" "string")
(split "example 'escaped string'")
;=> ("example" "escaped string")
(split "example "escaped string"")
;=> ("example" "escaped string")
If STRING contains non-matching single- or double quotes, an error of type UNMATCHED-QUOTE-ERROR is signaled. STRING can be retrieved from the error object using UNMATCHED-QUOTE-ERROR-STRING.
(escape string)
Escape STRING so that it is safe when used as an argument in a shell like
the Bourne shell.
STRING is an empty string, a pair of single quotes is returned.Examples:
(escape "")
;=> "''"
(escape "It's an example string")
;=> "It\s\ an\ example\ string"
(escape "NothingWrongHere")
;=> "NothingWrongHere"
(escape "{LF}")
;=> "'{LF}'" ({LF} = #\linefeed)
(join sequence)
Join the elements of SEQUENCE together, separated by spaces. The elements are first passed to ESCAPE for proper escaping.
SEQUENCE should be a list or vector of strings.
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The main system appears first, followed by any subsystem dependency.
| • The cl-shellwords system: |
Joram Schrijver <i@joram.io>
MIT
Common Lisp port of Ruby’s shellwords.rb, for escaping and splitting strings to be passed to a shell.
0.1
cl-ppcre
cl-shellwords.asd (file)
shellwords.lisp (file)
Files are sorted by type and then listed depth-first from the systems components trees.
| • Lisp files: |
| • The cl-shellwords.asd file: | ||
| • The cl-shellwords/shellwords.lisp file: |
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cl-shellwords.asd
cl-shellwords (system)
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cl-shellwords (system)
shellwords.lisp
+split-regexp+ (special variable)
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Packages are listed by definition order.
| • The cl-shellwords package: |
shellwords.lisp (file)
shellwords
common-lisp
+split-regexp+ (special variable)
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| • Internal definitions: |
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Escape STRING so that it is safe when used as an argument in a shell like
the Bourne shell.
- If STRING is an empty string, a pair of single quotes is returned.
- An LF character is escaped by placing it in single quotes.
- All other special characters are escaped with a backslash.
Examples:
(escape "") ;=> "”"
(escape "It’s an example string") ;=> "It\s\ an\ example\ string"
(escape "NothingWrongHere") ;=> "NothingWrongHere"
(escape "{LF}") ;=> "’{LF}’" ({LF} = #\linefeed)
shellwords.lisp (file)
Join the elements of SEQUENCE together, separated by spaces. The elements
are first passed to ESCAPE for proper escaping.
SEQUENCE should be a list or vector of strings.
shellwords.lisp (file)
Split STRING into a list of words, handling escaping the same way a shell
like the Bourne shell does.
Whitespace normally acts as a word separator, except when preceded by a
backslash or enclosed in single- or double quotes.
Examples:
(split "example string") ;=> ("example" "string")
(split "example\ escaped string") ;=> ("example escaped" "string")
(split "example ’escaped string’") ;=> ("example" "escaped string")
(split "example "escaped string"") ;=> ("example" "escaped string")
If STRING contains non-matching single- or double quotes, an error of type UNMATCHED-QUOTE-ERROR is signaled. STRING can be retrieved from the error object using UNMATCHED-QUOTE-ERROR-STRING.
shellwords.lisp (file)
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shellwords.lisp (file)
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shellwords.lisp (file)
simple-error (condition)
unmatched-quote-error-string (method)
:string
unmatched-quote-error-string (generic function)
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| • Internal special variables: |
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shellwords.lisp (file)
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