C++ does not require this pattern.
import re, fileinput
to = re.compile(r'^typedef struct ([a-z_A-Z]+)\s*{')
tc = re.compile(r'^}(.*?)\s*([a-z_A-Z]+);$')
osn = None
for line in fileinput.input(inplace=True):
m = to.match(line)
if m:
osn = m.group(1)
print 'struct %s\n{' % osn
continue
if osn:
m = tc.match(line)
if m:
csn = m.group(2)
if osn == csn:
print '}%s;' % m.group(1)
osn = None
continue
else:
osn = None
print line,
Also fixes a bug where seglist could receive wrong elements when
fvi_sub recursive call returns a type other than HIT_NONE. Bug caused
by badly named variables:
int ii;
for (ii=0;i < temp_n_segs && *n_segs < MAX_FVI_SEGS-1;)
seglist[(*n_segs)++] = temp_seglist[ii++];
The wrong counter is used for first part of the conditional, so
uninitialized elements of temp_seglist could be read back if i
(==n_segs_visited) is smaller than temp_n_segs or elements could be
skipped if i is greater than temp_n_segs.
