#! /usr/bin/env perl use warnings; use 5.005; use strict; my %option; my %directive; my $scanner = `grep -i '"%[a-z]' $ARGV[0]`; $scanner =~ s/"\[-_\]"/-/g; while (<STDIN>) { if (/^\s* # Initial spaces. (?:(-\w),\s+)? # $1: $short: Possible short option. (--[-\w]+) # $2: $long: Long option. (\[?) # $3: $opt: '[' iff the argument is optional. (?:=(\S+))? # $4: $arg: Possible argument name. \s # Spaces. /x) { my ($short, $long, $opt, $arg) = ($1, $2, $3, $4); $short = '' if ! defined $short; $short = '-d' if $long eq '--defines' && ! $short; my $dir = '%' . substr($long, 2); if (index ($scanner, "\"$dir\"") < 0) { if ($long eq '--force-define') { $dir = '%define'; } else { $dir = ''; } } if ($arg) { # if $opt, $arg contains the closing ]. substr ($arg, -1) = '' if $opt eq '['; $arg =~ s/^=//; $arg = lc ($arg); my $dir_arg = $arg; # If the argument is compite (e.g., for --define[=NAME[=VALUE]]), # put each word in @var, to build @var{name}[=@var{value}], not # @var{name[=value]}]. $arg =~ s/(\w+)/\@var{$1}/g; my $long_arg = "=$arg"; if ($opt eq '[') { $long_arg = "[$long_arg]"; $arg = "[$arg]"; } # For arguments of directives: this only works if all arguments # are strings and have the same syntax as on the command line. if ($dir_arg eq 'name[=value]') { $dir_arg = '@var{name} ["@var{value}"]'; } else { $dir_arg =~ s/(\w+)/\@var{"$1"}/g; $dir_arg = '[' . $dir_arg . ']' if $opt eq '['; } $long = "$long$long_arg"; $short = "$short $arg" if $short && $short ne '-d'; $dir = "$dir $dir_arg" if $dir; } $option{$long} = $short; $directive{$long} = $dir; } } my $sep = ''; foreach my $long (sort keys %option) { # Avoid trailing spaces. print $sep; $sep = "\n"; print '@item @option{', $long, "}\n\@tab"; print ' @option{', $option{$long}, '}' if $option{$long}; print "\n\@tab"; print ' @code{', $directive{$long}, '}' if $directive{$long}; print "\n"; }