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v1.2.12 Latest Latest Go to latest Published: May 25, 2023 License: BSD-3-Clause Imports: 15 Imported by: 100

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README ¶

Gosl. io. Input/output, read/write files, and print commands

This sub-package helps with reading and writing files, printing nice formatted messages (with colours), and parsing strings.

Examples

Read and write files

To write and read a file:

theline := "Hello World !!!"
io.WriteFileSD("/tmp/gosl", "filestring.txt", theline)

f, err := io.OpenFileR("/tmp/gosl/filestring.txt")
if err != nil {
    chk.Panic("%v", err)
}

io.ReadLinesFile(f, func(idx int, line string) (stop bool) {
    Pforan("line = %v\n", line)
    chk.String(tst, line, theline)
    return
})

API

Please see the documentation here

Documentation ¶

Overview ¶

Package io (input/output) implements auxiliary functions for printing, parsing, handling files, directories, etc.

Index ¶

Variables
func AppendToFile(fn string, buffer ...*bytes.Buffer)
func ArgToBool(idxArg int, defaultValue bool) bool
func ArgToFilename(idxArg int, fnDefault, ext string, check bool) (filename, fnkey string)
func ArgToFloat(idxArg int, defaultValue float64) float64
func ArgToInt(idxArg int, defaultValue int) int
func ArgToString(idxArg int, defaultValue string) string
func ArgsTable(title string, data ...interface{}) (table string)
func Atob(val string) (bres bool)
func Atof(val string) (res float64)
func Atoi(val string) (res int)
func Btoa(flag bool) string
func Btoi(flag bool) int
func CopyFileOver(destination, source string)
func DblSf(msg string, slice []float64) string
func ExtractStrPair(pair, sep string) (key, val string)
func Ff(b *bytes.Buffer, msg string, prm ...interface{})
func FnExt(fn string) string
func FnKey(fn string) string
func IntSf(msg string, slice []int) string
func Itob(val int) bool
func JoinKeys(keys []string) string
func JoinKeys3(k0, k1, k2 []string, sep string) (res string)
func JoinKeys4(k0, k1, k2, k3 []string, sep string) (res string)
func JoinKeysPre(prefix string, keys []string) (res string)
func Keycode(String string, Type string) (keycode string, found bool)
func Keycodes(String string) (keycodes []string)
func OpenFileR(fn string) (fil *os.File)
func PathKey(fn string) string
func Pf(msg string, prm ...interface{})
func PfBlue(msg string, prm ...interface{})
func PfCyan(msg string, prm ...interface{})
func PfGreen(msg string, prm ...interface{})
func PfMag(msg string, prm ...interface{})
func PfRed(msg string, prm ...interface{})
func PfWhite(msg string, prm ...interface{})
func PfYel(msg string, prm ...interface{})
func Pfblue(msg string, prm ...interface{})
func Pfblue2(msg string, prm ...interface{})
func Pfcyan(msg string, prm ...interface{})
func Pfcyan2(msg string, prm ...interface{})
func Pfdgreen(msg string, prm ...interface{})
func Pfdyel(msg string, prm ...interface{})
func Pfdyel2(msg string, prm ...interface{})
func Pfgreen(msg string, prm ...interface{})
func Pfgreen2(msg string, prm ...interface{})
func Pfgrey(msg string, prm ...interface{})
func Pfgrey2(msg string, prm ...interface{})
func Pflmag(msg string, prm ...interface{})
func Pfmag(msg string, prm ...interface{})
func Pforan(msg string, prm ...interface{})
func Pfpink(msg string, prm ...interface{})
func Pfpurple(msg string, prm ...interface{})
func Pfred(msg string, prm ...interface{})
func Pfyel(msg string, prm ...interface{})
func Pipeline(cmds ...*exec.Cmd) (pipeLineOutput, collectedStandardError []byte)
func Pl()
func ReadFile(fn string) (b []byte)
func ReadLines(fn string, cb ReadLinesCallback)
func ReadLinesFile(fil *os.File, cb ReadLinesCallback)
func ReadMatrix(fn string) (M [][]float64)
func ReadTable(fn string) (keys []string, T map[string][]float64)
func RemoveAll(key string)
func RunCmd(verbose bool, cmd string, args ...string) string
func Sf(msg string, prm ...interface{}) string
func SplitFloats(str string) (res []float64)
func SplitInts(str string) (res []int)
func SplitKeys(keys string) []string
func SplitKeys3(res string) (k0, k1, k2 []string)
func SplitKeys4(res string) (k0, k1, k2, k3 []string)
func SplitSpacesQuoted(str string) (res []string)
func SplitWithinParentheses(s string) (res []string)
func StrSf(msg string, slice []string) string
func StrSpaces(n int) (l string)
func StrThickLine(n int) (l string)
func StrThinLine(n int) (l string)
func UnColor(msg string) string
func WriteBytesToFile(fn string, b []byte)
func WriteBytesToFileD(dirout, fn string, b []byte)
func WriteBytesToFileVD(dirout, fn string, b []byte)
func WriteFile(fn string, buffer ...*bytes.Buffer)
func WriteFileD(dirout, fn string, buffer ...*bytes.Buffer)
func WriteFileV(fn string, buffer ...*bytes.Buffer)
func WriteFileVD(dirout, fn string, buffer ...*bytes.Buffer)
func WriteStringToFile(fn, data string)
func WriteStringToFileD(dirout, fn, data string)
func WriteTableVD(dirout, fn string, headers []string, columns ...[]float64)
type Decoder
- func NewDecoder(r goio.Reader, enctype string) Decoder
type Encoder
- func NewEncoder(w goio.Writer, enctype string) Encoder
type ReadLinesCallback

Constants ¶

This section is empty.

Variables ¶

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var (
	// Verbose activates display of messages on console
	Verbose = true

	// ColorsOn activates use of colors on console
	ColorsOn = true
)

Functions ¶

func AppendToFile ¶

func AppendToFile(fn string, buffer ...*bytes.Buffer)

AppendToFile appends data to an existent (or new) file

func ArgToBool ¶

func ArgToBool(idxArg int, defaultValue bool) bool

ArgToBool parses an argument as a boolean value

Input:
 idxArg       -- index of argument; e.g. 0==first, 1==second, etc.
 defaultValue -- default value

func ArgToFilename ¶

func ArgToFilename(idxArg int, fnDefault, ext string, check bool) (filename, fnkey string)

ArgToFilename parses an argument as a filename

Input:
 idxArg    -- index of argument; e.g. 0==first, 1==second, etc.
 fnDefault -- default filename; can be ""
 ext       -- the file extension to be added; e.g. ".sim"
 check     -- check for null filename
Output:
 filename -- the filename with extension added
 fnkey    -- filename key == filename without extension
Notes:
 The first first argument may be a file with extension or not.
Examples:
 If the first argument is "simulation.sim" or "simulation" (with ext=".sim")
 then the results are: filename="simulation.sim" and fnkey="simulation"

func ArgToFloat ¶

func ArgToFloat(idxArg int, defaultValue float64) float64

ArgToFloat parses an argument as a float64 value

Input:
 idxArg       -- index of argument; e.g. 0==first, 1==second, etc.
 defaultValue -- default value

func ArgToInt ¶

func ArgToInt(idxArg int, defaultValue int) int

ArgToInt parses an argument as an integer value

Input:
 idxArg       -- index of argument; e.g. 0==first, 1==second, etc.
 defaultValue -- default value

func ArgToString ¶

func ArgToString(idxArg int, defaultValue string) string

ArgToString parses an argument as a string

Input:
 idxArg       -- index of argument; e.g. 0==first, 1==second, etc.
 defaultValue -- default value

func ArgsTable ¶

func ArgsTable(title string, data ...interface{}) (table string)

ArgsTable prints a nice table with input arguments

Input:
 title -- title of table; e.g. INPUT ARGUMENTS
 data  -- sets of THREE items in the following order:
               description, key, value, ...
               description, key, value, ...
                    ...
               description, key, value, ...

func Btoa ¶

func Btoa(flag bool) string

Btoa converts flag to string

Note: true  => "true"
      false => "false"

func Btoi ¶

func Btoi(flag bool) int

Btoi converts flag to interger

Note: true  => 1
      false => 0

func CopyFileOver ¶

func CopyFileOver(destination, source string)

CopyFileOver copies file (Linux only with cp), overwriting if it exists already

func DblSf ¶

func DblSf(msg string, slice []float64) string

DblSf is the Sprintf for a slice of float64 (without brackets)

func ExtractStrPair ¶

func ExtractStrPair(pair, sep string) (key, val string)

ExtractStrPair extracts the pair from, e.g., "key:val"

Note: it returns empty strings if any is not found

func Ff ¶

func Ff(b *bytes.Buffer, msg string, prm ...interface{})

Ff wraps Fprintf

func FnExt ¶

func FnExt(fn string) string

FnExt returns the extension of a file name. The extension is the suffix beginning at the final dot in the final element of path; it is empty if there is no dot.

func FnKey ¶

func FnKey(fn string) string

FnKey returns the file name key (without path and extension, if any)

func IntSf ¶

func IntSf(msg string, slice []int) string

IntSf is the Sprintf for a slice of integers (without brackets)

func Itob ¶

func Itob(val int) bool

Itob converts from integer to bool

Note: only zero returns false
      anything else returns true

func JoinKeys3 ¶

func JoinKeys3(k0, k1, k2 []string, sep string) (res string)

JoinKeys3 joins keys from 3 slices into a string with sets separated by sep and keys separeted by spaces

func JoinKeys4 ¶

func JoinKeys4(k0, k1, k2, k3 []string, sep string) (res string)

JoinKeys4 joins keys from 4 slices into a string with sets separated by sep and keys separeted by spaces

func JoinKeysPre ¶

func JoinKeysPre(prefix string, keys []string) (res string)

JoinKeysPre join keys separeted by spaces with a prefix

func Keycode ¶

func Keycode(String string, Type string) (keycode string, found bool)

Keycode extracts a keycode from a string such as "!typeA:keycodeA !typeB:keycodeB!typeC:keycodeC"

Note: String == "!keyA !typeB:valB" is also valid

func Keycodes ¶

func Keycodes(String string) (keycodes []string)

Keycodes extracts keys from a keycode (extra) string

Example: "!keyA !typeB:valB" => keycodes = [keyA, typeB]

func PathKey ¶

func PathKey(fn string) string

PathKey returns the full path except the extension

func Pf ¶

func Pf(msg string, prm ...interface{})

Pf prints formatted string

func PfBlue ¶

func PfBlue(msg string, prm ...interface{})

PfBlue prints formatted string in high intensity blue

func PfCyan ¶

func PfCyan(msg string, prm ...interface{})

PfCyan prints formatted string in high intensity cyan

func PfGreen ¶

func PfGreen(msg string, prm ...interface{})

PfGreen prints formatted string in high intensity green

func PfMag ¶

func PfMag(msg string, prm ...interface{})

PfMag prints formatted string in high intensity magenta

func PfRed ¶

func PfRed(msg string, prm ...interface{})

PfRed prints formatted string in high intensity red

func PfWhite ¶

func PfWhite(msg string, prm ...interface{})

PfWhite prints formatted string in high intensity white

func PfYel ¶

func PfYel(msg string, prm ...interface{})

PfYel prints formatted string in high intensity yellow

func Pfblue2 ¶

func Pfblue2(msg string, prm ...interface{})

Pfblue2 prints formatted string in another shade of blue

func Pfcyan2 ¶

func Pfcyan2(msg string, prm ...interface{})

Pfcyan2 prints formatted string in another shade of cyan

func Pfdgreen ¶

func Pfdgreen(msg string, prm ...interface{})

Pfdgreen prints formatted string in dark green

func Pfdyel ¶

func Pfdyel(msg string, prm ...interface{})

Pfdyel prints formatted string in dark yellow

func Pfdyel2 ¶

func Pfdyel2(msg string, prm ...interface{})

Pfdyel2 prints formatted string in another shade of dark yellow

func Pfgreen2 ¶

func Pfgreen2(msg string, prm ...interface{})

Pfgreen2 prints formatted string in another shade of green

func Pfgrey2 ¶

func Pfgrey2(msg string, prm ...interface{})

Pfgrey2 prints formatted string in another shade of grey

func Pflmag ¶

func Pflmag(msg string, prm ...interface{})

Pflmag prints formatted string in light magenta

func Pfpurple ¶

func Pfpurple(msg string, prm ...interface{})

Pfpurple prints formatted string in purple

func Pipeline ¶

func Pipeline(cmds ...*exec.Cmd) (pipeLineOutput, collectedStandardError []byte)

Pipeline strings together the given exec.Cmd commands in a similar fashion to the Unix pipeline. Each command's standard output is connected to the standard input of the next command, and the output of the final command in the pipeline is returned, along with the collected standard error of all commands and the first error found (if any).

by Kyle Lemons

To provide input to the pipeline, assign an io.Reader to the first's Stdin.

func Pl ¶

func Pl()

Pl prints new line

func ReadFile ¶

func ReadFile(fn string) (b []byte)

ReadFile reads bytes from a file

func ReadLines ¶

func ReadLines(fn string, cb ReadLinesCallback)

ReadLines reads lines from a file and calls ReadLinesCallback to process each line being read

func ReadLinesFile ¶

func ReadLinesFile(fil *os.File, cb ReadLinesCallback)

ReadLinesFile reads lines from a file and calls ReadLinesCallback to process each line being read

func ReadMatrix ¶

func ReadMatrix(fn string) (M [][]float64)

ReadMatrix reads a text file in which the float64 type of numeric values represent a matrix of data. The number of columns must be equal, including for the headers

func ReadTable ¶

func ReadTable(fn string) (keys []string, T map[string][]float64)

ReadTable reads a text file in which the first line contains the headers and the next lines the float64 type of numeric values. The number of columns must be equal, including for the headers

func RemoveAll ¶

func RemoveAll(key string)

RemoveAll deletes all files matching filename specified by key (be careful)

func RunCmd ¶

func RunCmd(verbose bool, cmd string, args ...string) string

RunCmd runs external command

func Sf ¶

func Sf(msg string, prm ...interface{}) string

Sf wraps Sprintf

func SplitFloats ¶

func SplitFloats(str string) (res []float64)

SplitFloats splits space-separated float numbers

func SplitInts ¶

func SplitInts(str string) (res []int)

SplitInts splits space-separated integers

func SplitKeys ¶

func SplitKeys(keys string) []string

SplitKeys splits keys separeted by spaces

func SplitKeys3 ¶

func SplitKeys3(res string) (k0, k1, k2 []string)

SplitKeys3 splits a string with three sets of keys separated by comma

func SplitKeys4 ¶

func SplitKeys4(res string) (k0, k1, k2, k3 []string)

SplitKeys4 splits a string with four sets of keys separated by comma

func SplitSpacesQuoted ¶

func SplitSpacesQuoted(str string) (res []string)

SplitSpacesQuoted splits string with quoted substrings. e.g. " a,b, 'c', \"d\" "

func SplitWithinParentheses ¶

func SplitWithinParentheses(s string) (res []string)

SplitWithinParentheses extracts arguments (substrings) within brackets e.g.: "(arg1, (arg2.1, arg2.2), arg3, arg4, (arg5.1,arg5.2, arg5.3 ) )"

func StrSf ¶

func StrSf(msg string, slice []string) string

StrSf is the Sprintf for a slice of string (without brackets)

func StrSpaces ¶

func StrSpaces(n int) (l string)

StrSpaces returns a line with spaces

func StrThickLine ¶

func StrThickLine(n int) (l string)

StrThickLine returns a thick line (using '=')

func StrThinLine ¶

func StrThinLine(n int) (l string)

StrThinLine returns a thin line (using '-')

func UnColor ¶

func UnColor(msg string) string

UnColor removes console characters used to show colors

func WriteBytesToFile ¶

func WriteBytesToFile(fn string, b []byte)

WriteBytesToFile writes slice of bytes to a new file

func WriteBytesToFileD ¶

func WriteBytesToFileD(dirout, fn string, b []byte)

WriteBytesToFileD writes slice of bytes to a new file after creating a directory

func WriteBytesToFileVD ¶

func WriteBytesToFileVD(dirout, fn string, b []byte)

WriteBytesToFileVD writes slice of bytes to a new file, and print message, after creating a directory

func WriteFile ¶

func WriteFile(fn string, buffer ...*bytes.Buffer)

WriteFile writes data to a new file with given bytes.Buffer(s)

func WriteFileD ¶

func WriteFileD(dirout, fn string, buffer ...*bytes.Buffer)

WriteFileD writes data to a new file after creating a directory

func WriteFileV ¶

func WriteFileV(fn string, buffer ...*bytes.Buffer)

WriteFileV writes data to a new file, and shows message

func WriteFileVD ¶

func WriteFileVD(dirout, fn string, buffer ...*bytes.Buffer)

WriteFileVD writes data to a new file, and shows message after creating a directory

func WriteStringToFile ¶

func WriteStringToFile(fn, data string)

WriteStringToFile writes string to a new file

func WriteStringToFileD ¶

func WriteStringToFileD(dirout, fn, data string)

WriteStringToFileD writes string to a new file after creating a directory

func WriteTableVD ¶ added in v1.2.1

func WriteTableVD(dirout, fn string, headers []string, columns ...[]float64)

WriteTableVD writes a text file in which the first line contains the headers, and the next lines contain the numeric values (float64). The number of columns must be equal to the number of headers.

Types ¶

type Decoder ¶ added in v1.2.1

type Decoder interface {
	Decode(e interface{}) error
}

Decoder defines decoders; e.g. gob or json

func NewDecoder ¶ added in v1.2.1

func NewDecoder(r goio.Reader, enctype string) Decoder

NewDecoder returns a new decoder

type Encoder ¶ added in v1.2.1

type Encoder interface {
	Encode(e interface{}) error
}

Encoder defines encoders; e.g. gob or json

func NewEncoder ¶ added in v1.2.1

func NewEncoder(w goio.Writer, enctype string) Encoder

NewEncoder returns a new encoder

type ReadLinesCallback ¶

type ReadLinesCallback func(idx int, line string) (stop bool)

ReadLinesCallback is used in ReadLines to process line by line during reading of a file

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