In one rule, I have some Python code that parses a string literal to see what it looks like. If I detect a specific pattern, then I want another rule (that has no Python code) to act differently.
More specifically, if a string literal passed as a parameter to DBG_PRINTF() starts with "NVRM: ", then I want my script to replace DBG_PRINTF with NV_PRINTF. This works today. If the string does not begin with "NVRM:", however, then I want DBG_PRINTF changed to NV_PRINTF_EX instead. If this can't work, an alternative would be to create a second script that handles DBG_PRINTF to NV_PRINTF_EX. However, it would need to abort the change if the Python script detects that NVRM: doesn't exist. So is there a way for Python to return a value that says, "Woah, stop and undo everything you just did!" _______________________________________________ Cocci mailing list [email protected] https://systeme.lip6.fr/mailman/listinfo/cocci
