README.md

Scanlib

Use Scanspec Validate input files and generate input code in different programming languages.

Scanspec

Learn more about Scanspec here.

Examples

Two Integers

3 2

var A, B int
scan A, B
check A >= 0, A < 10, B >= 0, B < 20
eol
eof

// Generated using Scanlib

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main() {
	int A, B;
	cin >> A;
	cin >> B;
	
	return 0;
}

# Generated using Scanlib

A, B = map(int, input().split())

R, C, and Grid

3 5
**...
..*..
....*

var R, C int
scan R, C
check R >= 1, R < 25, C >= 1, C < 25
eol
var G [R]string
for i := 0 ... R
	scan G[i]
	check len(G[i]) == C
	check re(G[i], "^[*.]+$")
	eol
end
eof

// Generated using Scanlib

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

int main() {
	int R, C;
	cin >> R;
	cin >> C;
	string G[R];
	for (int i = 0; i < R; ++i) {
		cin >> G[i];
	}
	
	return 0;
}

# Generated using Scanlib

R, C = map(int, input().split())
G = [""] * R
for i in range(0, R):
	G[i] = input()

Specification

Comments

A comment begins with the # character, and ends at the end of the line. A comment cannot begin within a string literal.

# This is a comment

Keywords

check eof eol for scan var

Types

bool
int
int64
float32
float64
string
[]T

Check Statements

check n > 0, n < 1000
check e > 0, f < 5.0

Variable Declarations

var n int
var e, f float64
var a, b string
var G [R]string

Scan Statements

scan n
scan a, e
scan e, f, n
scan G[2]

If Statements

if q == 1
	scan i, G[i]
else if q == 2
	scan a
else if q == 3
	scan l, h
else
	scan G[q]
end

For Range Statements

for i := 0 ... n
	scan G[i]
end

For Scan/Scanln Statements

var s string
var i int
for scan s, i
	# Scans s and i repeatedly until EOF
end

var s string
for scanln s
	# Scans line to s repeatedly until EOF
end

EOL Statements

The following indicates end of line.

eol

EOL Statements

The following indicates end of file.

eof

Built-in Functions

len(a): Returns the length of array a.
re(s, x): Returns true if string s matches regular expression x.
pow(n, e): Returns n raised to the power of e. Result is int or int64 if both n and e are int or int64, otherwise float64.
toInt64(s, b=10): Parses string s in base b and returns in int64.

TODO

• If Statements
• C Generator
• Go Generator
• Graph Checks
• CLI Tool
• and more...