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COPYING
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COPYING
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@ -5,6 +5,10 @@ the GNU AGPL version 3. A copy of the license has been provided to you
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as `LICENSE.md` in the base directory of the repository or source tree.
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It is also available at `https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl-3.0.en.html`.
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This software is distributed WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY (without even the
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implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose)
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as specified by the AGPL.
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People who have contributed to this project:
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Jan Danielzick (aka. BodgeMaster)
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Milan Suman (aka. Shwoomple)
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@ -42,7 +42,8 @@ all uppercase letters and underscores for their names.
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Variables and functions start with a lowercase letter, classes and structs
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with an uppercase letter.
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Avoid abbreviations unless they are well known and universally used acronyms.
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Avoid abbreviations unless they are well known acronyms and/or
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universally used.
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Use explicitly sized data types where possible.
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For example, use `int32_t` instead of `int`.
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#pragma once
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#include <cstdint>
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template <typename T>
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struct ErrorOr {
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bool isError;
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uint8_t errorCode;
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T value;
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ErrorOr<T>();
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ErrorOr<T>(T);
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ErrorOr<T>(bool);
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ErrorOr<T>(bool, uint8_t);
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ErrorOr<T>(bool, uint8_t, T);
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};
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template <typename T>
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ErrorOr<T>::ErrorOr() {
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this->isError = false;
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this->errorCode = 0;
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}
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template <typename T>
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ErrorOr<T>::ErrorOr(T value) {
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this->isError = false;
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this->errorCode = 0;
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this->value = value;
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}
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template <typename T>
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ErrorOr<T>::ErrorOr(bool isError) {
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this->isError = isError;
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this->errorCode = 0;
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}
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template <typename T>
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ErrorOr<T>::ErrorOr(bool isError, uint8_t errorCode) {
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this->isError = isError;
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this->errorCode = errorCode;
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}
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template <typename T>
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ErrorOr<T>::ErrorOr(bool isError, uint8_t errorCode, T value) {
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this->isError = isError;
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this->errorCode = errorCode;
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this->value = value;
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}
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namespace ErrorCodes {
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// These are all arbitrary values used to assign error codes to different
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// kinds of errors.
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// Using them is optional as ErrorOr<> accepts any uint8_t value as
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// error code, but they are useful for readability.
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// IndexOutOfRangeException equivalent
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const uint8_t RANGE_ERROR = 1;
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}
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}
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namespace NBT {
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namespace helpers {
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ErrorOr<int8_t> readByte(uint8_t* data[], uint64_t dataSize, uint64_t currentPosition) {
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namespace helper {
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ErrorOr<int8_t> readInt8(uint8_t* data[], uint64_t dataSize, uint64_t currentPosition) {
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//TODO: implement
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return ErrorOr<int8_t>(0);
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return ErrorOr<int8_t>((int8_t) 0);
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}
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ErrorOr<int16_t> readInt16(uint8_t* data[], uint64_t dataSize, uint64_t currentPosition) {
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//TODO: implement
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return ErrorOr<int16_t>(0);
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return ErrorOr<int16_t>((int16_t) 0);
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}
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ErrorOr<int32_t> readInt32(uint8_t* data[], uint64_t dataSize, uint64_t currentPosition) {
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//TODO: implement
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return ErrorOr<int32_t>(0);
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return ErrorOr<int32_t>((int32_t) 0);
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}
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ErrorOr<int64_t> readInt64(uint8_t* data[], uint64_t dataSize, uint64_t currentPosition) {
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//TODO: implement
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return ErrorOr<int64_t>(0);
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return ErrorOr<int64_t>((int64_t) 0);
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}
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//FIXME: we just assume that float is a single-precision IEEE754
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return ErrorOr<double>(0.0);
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}
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ErrorOr<std::vector<int8_t>> readByteArray(uint8_t* data[], uint64_t dataSize, uint64_t currentPosition) {
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ErrorOr<std::vector<int8_t>> readInt8Array(uint8_t* data[], uint64_t dataSize, uint64_t currentPosition) {
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//TODO: implement
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return ErrorOr<std::vector<int8_t>>({0});
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}
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//TODO: find suitable string type
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// Maybe use a struct that holds decoded (de-Java-fied) string
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// data, decoded size, and original size? Original size is needed
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// so the parser knows where to continue.
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// NBT tags have a type, optionally a name which consists of the name size and the name string, optionally content type, and optionally a payload which can consist of optionally content type, optionally a content size,
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// and the stored content. The format in which they are stored is as follows: <type><name size><name><payload>. All numbers are stored in big endian representation.
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// All tag types:
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// generic representation: Tag(Byte:tag_type, String:name, uint16:name_size, byte[]:content, int32:size)
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// generic representation: Tag(uint8:tag_type, String:name, uint16:name_size, byte[]:content, int32:size)
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// None (compound end): Tag( 0, "", 0, None, 0) => used to determine the end of a compound tag, only the type gets stored
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// byte: Tag( 1, String:name, uint16:name_size, byte:content, 1) => a single signed byte, size not stored
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// int8: Tag( 1, String:name, uint16:name_size, int8:content, 1) => a single signed byte, size not stored
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// int16: Tag( 2, String:name, uint16:name_size, int16:content, 2) => 16 bit signed integer, size not stored
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// int32: Tag( 3, String:name, uint16:name_size, int32:content, 4) => 32 bit signed integer, size not stored
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// int64: Tag( 4, String:name, uint16:name_size, int64:content, 8) => 64 bit signed integer, size not stored
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// float32: Tag( 5, String:name, uint16:name_size, float32:content,4) => 32 bit IEEE754 floating point number, size not stored
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// float64: Tag( 6, String:name, uint16:name_size, float64:content,8) => 64 bit IEEE754 floating point number, size not stored
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// byte[]: Tag( 7, String:name, uint16:name_size, byte[]:content, int32:size) => content stored prefixed with size
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// String: Tag( 8, String:name, uint16:name_size, byte[]:content, uint16:size) => Java style modified UTF-8 string, content stored prefixed with size
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// int8[]: Tag( 7, String:name, uint16:name_size, int8[]:content, int32:size) => content stored prefixed with size
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// String: Tag( 8, String:name, uint16:name_size, String:content, uint16:size) => Java style modified UTF-8 string, content stored prefixed with size
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// Tag[] (list): Tag<Tag:type>( 9, String:name, uint16:name_size, Tag[]:content, int32:size) => list of tags of the same type with tag type and name information omitted prefixed by (in order) content type and size
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// Tag[] (compound): Tag(10, String:name, uint16:name_size, Tag[]:content, int32:size) => list of tags, last tag is always an end tag, size not stored
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// int32[]: Tag(11, String:name, uint16:name_size, int32[]:content,int32:size) => list of 32 bit signed integers prefixed with its size, endianness not verified at this point
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#include "error.h++"
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namespace NBT {
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namespace helper {
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ErrorOr<int8_t> readInt8(uint8_t* data[], uint64_t dataSize, uint64_t currentPosition);
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ErrorOr<int16_t> readInt16(uint8_t* data[], uint64_t dataSize, uint64_t currentPosition);
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ErrorOr<int32_t> readInt32(uint8_t* data[], uint64_t dataSize, uint64_t currentPosition);
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ErrorOr<int64_t> readInt64(uint8_t* data[], uint64_t dataSize, uint64_t currentPosition);
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//FIXME: we just assume that float is a single-precision IEEE754
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// floating point number
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ErrorOr<float> readFloat32(uint8_t* data[], uint64_t dataSize, uint64_t currentPosition);
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//FIXME: we just assume that double is a double-precision IEEE754
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// floating point number
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ErrorOr<double> readFloat64(uint8_t* data[], uint64_t dataSize, uint64_t currentPosition);
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ErrorOr<std::vector<int8_t>> readInt8Array(uint8_t* data[], uint64_t dataSize, uint64_t currentPosition);
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//ErrorOr<> readString(uint8_t* data[], uint64_t dataSize, uint64_t currentPosition);
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ErrorOr<std::vector<int32_t>> readInt32Array(uint8_t* data[], uint64_t dataSize, uint64_t currentPosition);
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ErrorOr<std::vector<int64_t>> readInt64Array(uint8_t* data[], uint64_t dataSize, uint64_t currentPosition);
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}
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bool validateRawNBTData(uint8_t* data[], int length);
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}
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