src/ldap_syntaxes.c file

Functions

auto validate_boolean(const char* value) -> bool: validate_boolean Validates array if indeed boolean value.
auto validate_integer(const char* value) -> bool: validate_integer Validates array if indeed integer value.
auto validate_octet_string(const char* value) -> bool: validate_octet_string Validates array if indeed integer value.
auto validate_oid(const char* value) -> bool: validate_oid Validates array if indeed integer value.
auto validate_numeric_string(const char* value) -> bool
auto validate_printable_string(const char* value) -> bool
auto validate_case_ignore_string(const char* value) -> bool
auto validate_ia5_string(const char* value) -> bool
auto validate_utc_time(const char* value) -> bool
auto validate_generalized_time(const char* value) -> bool
auto validate_case_sensitive_string(const char* value) -> bool
auto validate_directory_string(const char* value) -> bool
auto validate_large_integer(const char* value) -> bool: validate_large_integer Validates array if indeed int64 value.
auto validate_object_security_descriptor(const char* value) -> bool
auto validate_dn(const char* value) -> bool
auto validate_dn_with_octet_string(const char* value) -> bool
auto validate_dn_with_string(const char* value) -> bool
auto validate_or_name(const char* value) -> bool
auto validate_presentation_address(const char* value) -> bool
auto validate_access_point(const char* value) -> bool

Function documentation

bool validate_boolean(const char* value)

validate_boolean Validates array if indeed boolean value.

Parameters
value in	NULL terminated array of char to verify.
Returns	false - on error. true - on success.

The function validate_boolean takes in a string and checks if it matches the format of a boolean value as defined by RFC 4517. The function returns True if the input string is either "TRUE" or "FALSE", otherwise it returns False. From RFC 4517 : Boolean = "TRUE" / "FALSE"

bool validate_integer(const char* value)

validate_integer Validates array if indeed integer value.

Parameters
value in	NULL terminated array of char to verify.
Returns	false - on error. true - on success.

The function validate_integer takes in a string and checks if it matches the format of a integer value as defined by RFC 4517. The function returns True if the input string is integer value, otherwise it returns False. From RFC 4517 : Integer = ( HYPHEN LDIGIT *DIGIT ) | number From RFC 4512 : number = DIGIT | ( LDIGIT 1*DIGIT ) DIGIT = x30 | LDIGIT ; "0"-"9" LDIGIT = x31-39 ; "1"-"9" HYPHEN = x2D ; hyphen ("-")

bool validate_octet_string(const char* value)

validate_octet_string Validates array if indeed integer value.

Returns	false - on error. true - on success.

The function validate_octet_string takes in a string and checks if it matches the format of a octet string value as defined by RFC 4517. The function returns True if the input string is octet string value, otherwise it returns False. From RFC 4517 : OctetString = *OCTET OCTET = x00-FF ; Any octet (8-bit data unit)

bool validate_oid(const char* value)

validate_oid Validates array if indeed integer value.

Returns	false - on error. true - on success.

The function validate_oid takes in a string and checks if it matches the format of a OID value as defined by RFC 4517. The function returns True if the input string is OID value, otherwise it returns False. From RFC 4517 : OctetString = *OCTET OCTET = x00-FF ; Any octet (8-bit data unit)

bool validate_large_integer(const char* value)

validate_large_integer Validates array if indeed int64 value.

Parameters
value in	NULL terminated array of char to verify.
Returns	false - on error. true - on success.

The function validate_large_integer takes in a string and checks if it matches the format of a large integer value as defined by RFC 4517. The function returns True if the input string is large integer value, otherwise it returns False. From RFC 4517 : Integer = ( HYPHEN LDIGIT *DIGIT ) | number From RFC 4512 : number = DIGIT | ( LDIGIT 1*DIGIT ) DIGIT = x30 | LDIGIT ; "0"-"9" LDIGIT = x31-39 ; "1"-"9" HYPHEN = x2D ; hyphen ("-")