ls.h

#ifndef VSF_LS_H
#define VSF_LS_H

struct mystr;
struct mystr_list;
struct vsf_sysutil_dir;

/* vsf_ls_populate_dir_list()
 * PURPOSE
 * Given a directory handle, populate a formatted directory entry list (/bin/ls
 * format). Also optionally populate a list of subdirectories.
 * PARAMETERS
 * p_list         - the string list object for the result list of entries
 * p_subdir_list  - the string list object for the result list of
 *                  subdirectories. May be 0 if client is not interested.
 * p_dir          - the directory object to be listed
 * p_base_dir_str - the directory name we are listing, relative to current
 * p_option_str   - the string of options given to the LIST/NLST command
 * p_filter_str   - the filter string given to LIST/NLST - e.g. "*.mp3"
 * is_verbose     - set to 1 for LIST, 0 for NLST
 */
void vsf_ls_populate_dir_list(struct mystr_list* p_list,
                              struct mystr_list* p_subdir_list,
                              struct vsf_sysutil_dir* p_dir,
                              const struct mystr* p_base_dir_str,
                              const struct mystr* p_option_str,
                              const struct mystr* p_filter_str,
                              int is_verbose);

/* vsf_filename_passes_filter()
 * PURPOSE
 * Determine whether the given filename is matched by the given filter string.
 * The format of the filter string is a small subset of a regular expression.
 * Currently, just * and ? are supported.
 * PARAMETERS
 * p_filename_str  - the filename to match
 * p_filter_str    - the filter to match against
 * iters           - pointer to a zero-seeded int which prevents the match
 *                   loop from running an excessive number of times
 * RETURNS
 * Returns 1 if there is a match, 0 otherwise.
 */
int vsf_filename_passes_filter(const struct mystr* p_filename_str,
                               const struct mystr* p_filter_str,
                               unsigned int* iters);

#endif /* VSF_LS_H */