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datescan.nfa
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#########################################################################
#
# mairix - message index builder and finder for maildir folders.
#
# Copyright (C) Richard P. Curnow 2002-2004,2006
#
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of version 2 of the GNU General Public License as
# published by the Free Software Foundation.
#
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
# WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
# General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along
# with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc.,
# 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA.
#
# =======================================================================
# NFA description for parsing dates
# Stuff to pass through verbatim
%{
#include "dates.h"
%}
Abbrev A = [a-zA-Z]
BLOCK day {
State in
[12] ; [0-9] -> out
[3] ; [01] -> out
}
# Match 2 digit year
BLOCK year {
State in
[04-9] ; [0-9] -> out
[3] ; [2-9] -> out
}
BLOCK month {
State in
A ; A ; A -> out
}
BLOCK scaled {
State in
[0-9] -> in, after_value
State after_value
A -> out
}
BLOCK ccyy {
State in
[1-9] ; [0-9] ; [0-9] ; [0-9] -> out
}
BLOCK main {
State in
[1-9] = DS_D
<day:in->out> = DS_D
<year:in->out> = DS_Y
<ccyy:in->out> = DS_Y
[0-9] ; [0-9] ; [0-9] ; [0-9] ; [0-9] ; [0-9] = DS_YYMMDD
[0-9] ; [0-9] ; [0-9] ; [0-9] ;
[0-9] ; [0-9] ; [0-9] ; [0-9] = DS_YYMMDD
<scaled:in->out> = DS_SCALED
<month:in->out> = DS_M
[1-9] ; <month:in->out> = DS_DM
<day:in->out> ; <month:in->out> = DS_DM
<month:in->out> ; [1-9] = DS_MD
<month:in->out> ; <day:in->out> = DS_MD
<year:in->out> ; <month:in->out> = DS_YM
<month:in->out> ; <year:in->out> = DS_MY
<ccyy:in->out> ; <month:in->out> = DS_YM
<month:in->out> ; <ccyy:in->out> = DS_MY
<year:in->out> ; <month:in->out> ; [1-9] = DS_YMD
<year:in->out> ; <month:in->out> ; <day:in->out> = DS_YMD
[1-9] ; <month:in->out> ; <year:in->out> = DS_DMY
<day:in->out> ; <month:in->out> ; <year:in->out> = DS_DMY
<ccyy:in->out> ; <month:in->out> ; [1-9] = DS_YMD
<ccyy:in->out> ; <month:in->out> ; <day:in->out> = DS_YMD
[1-9] ; <month:in->out> ; <ccyy:in->out> = DS_DMY
<day:in->out> ; <month:in->out> ; <ccyy:in->out> = DS_DMY
}
ATTR DS_D
ATTR DS_Y
ATTR DS_YYMMDD
ATTR DS_SCALED
ATTR DS_M
ATTR DS_DM
ATTR DS_MD
ATTR DS_YM
ATTR DS_MY
ATTR DS_YMD
ATTR DS_DMY
DEFATTR DS_FAILURE
TYPE "enum DATESCAN_TYPE"
PREFIX datescan
# vim:ft=txt:et:sw=4:sts=4:ht=4