// configuration.cpp
//
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// See configuration.hpp for details
#include "configuration.hpp"
using namespace std;
namespace CodeDweller {
//// Helper functions //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// isNameChar(const char x)
// true if the character can be used in a name.
bool isNameChar(const char x) {
return (
isalnum(x) ||
('.' == x) ||
('-' == x) ||
('_' == x) ||
(':' == x)
);
}
// Eat Spaces and Count Lines
// While we're parsing the configuration file there are times we will need to
// skip some amount of whitespace. While doing that we need to keep track of
// any new-lines we cross so that we always know what line number we are on.
// This function makes that work a one-liner in our parsing routines.
int eatSpacesCountLines(ConfigurationData& Data, int& Index) { // Eat spaces and count lines.
int LineCount = 0; // Keep the line count here.
char C = 0; // Keep the current character here.
for(;;) { // We'll be looping like this...
C = Data.Data(Index); // Grab the character at the Index.
if(0 == C) { // If we have run out of data
break; // then we are certainly done.
}
if(isspace(C)) { // If it is a whitespace
if('\n' == C) { // check to see if it's a new line
++LineCount; // and count it if it is.
} // Since it was a space in any case
++Index; // move the index past it.
} else { // As soon as we hit something not
break; // a whitespace we are done looping.
}
}
return LineCount; // In the end return the line count.
}
// Eat NonTagText Count Lines
// This is a variation on the Eat Spaces theme except that it is used in an
// element to bypass any floating text or spaces that might be in the file. In
// a perfect world such a thing would not exist -- but just in case it does we
// want to handle it gracefully. This function will get us to the first < that
// we can find - presumably the opening tag of an element.
int eatNonTagTextCountLines(ConfigurationData& Data, int& Index) { // Eat "stuff" and count lines.
int LineCount = 0; // Keep the line count here.
char C = 0; // Keep the current character here.
for(;;) { // We'll be looping like this...
C = Data.Data(Index); // Grab the character at the Index.
if(0 == C) { // If we have run out of data
break; // then we are certainly done.
}
if('\n' == C) { // check to see if it's a new line
++LineCount; // and count it if it is.
} else
if('<' == C) { // When we find our < we're done!
break;
} // If C wasn't what we're after
++Index; // move the index past this byte.
}
return LineCount; // In the end return the line count.
}
// Eat Comments Count Lines
// This is another variant of Eat Spaces. In this if we are on a
int eatCommentsCountLines(ConfigurationData& Data, int& Index) { // Eat any
int LineCount = 0; // Keep the line count here.
char C = 0; // Keep the current character here.
// First - are we on a comment?
if( // If the text at Index doesn't
Data.Data(Index) != '<' || // look like the start of a
Data.Data(Index + 1) != '!' || // comment then we are done.
Data.Data(Index + 2) != '-' ||
Data.Data(Index + 3) != '-'
) {
return 0; // Return after no changes.
}
// Since we are on a comment, let's eat
Index += 4; // Move past the comment start.
for(;;) { // We'll be looping like this...
C = Data.Data(Index); // Grab the character at the Index.
if(0 == C) { // If we have run out of data
break; // then we are certainly done.
}
if('\n' == C) { // check to see if it's a new line
++LineCount; // and count it if it is.
} else
if('-' == C) { // When we find a - we check for -->
if(
'-' == Data.Data(Index + 1) && // If we have found the end of our
'>' == Data.Data(Index + 2) // comment then we are ready to
) { // stop.
Index += 3; // Move the Index past the end
break; // and break out of the loop.
}
} // If C wasn't what we're after
++Index; // move the index past this byte.
}
return LineCount; // In the end return the line count.
}
// Eat DocSpecs Count Lines
// Another variation of Eat Spaces - this time to eat
int eatDocSpecsCountLines(ConfigurationData& Data, int& Index) { // Eat any
int LineCount = 0; // Keep the line count here.
char C = 0; // Keep the current character here.
// First - are we on a doc spec?
if( // If the text at Index doesn't
Data.Data(Index) != '<' || // look like the start of a
Data.Data(Index + 1) != '?' // doc spec then we are done.
) {
return 0; // Return after no changes.
}
// Since we are on a doc spec, let's eat
for(;;) { // We'll be looping like this...
C = Data.Data(Index); // Grab the character at the Index.
if(0 == C) { // If we have run out of data
break; // then we are certainly done.
}
if('\n' == C) { // check to see if it's a new line
++LineCount; // and count it if it is.
} else
if('?' == C) { // When we find a - we check for ?>
if('>' == Data.Data(Index + 1)) { // If we foudn the end we're done!
Index += 2; // Move the Index past the end
break; // and break out of the loop.
}
} // If C wasn't what we're after
++Index; // move the index past this byte.
}
return LineCount; // In the end return the line count.
}
// Eat Attribute Count Lines
// Another variation of Eat Spaces - this time to eat unknown attributes.
int eatAttributeCountLines(ConfigurationData& Data, int& Index) { // Eat Attribute ( name='data' )
int LineCount = 0; // Keep the line count here.
char C = 0; // Keep the current character here.
while(isNameChar(Data.Data(Index))) ++Index; // Eat through the name.
LineCount += eatSpacesCountLines(Data, Index); // Eat any spaces.
if('=' != Data.Data(Index)) { // We should have found our = sign.
return LineCount; // If we did NOT then we're done.
} else { // If we did, then we're still
++Index; // going - so move past it.
}
LineCount += eatSpacesCountLines(Data, Index); // Eat any extra spaces.
C = Data.Data(Index); // Grab the next byte.
if( // It should be either a
'\'' != Data.Data(Index) && // single quote or a
'\"' != Data.Data(Index) // double quote.
) { // If it is neither of these
return LineCount; // then we are done.
} else { // If it was a quote then
++Index; // get ready to go.
}
while(Data.Data(Index) != C) { // Carefully eat the data.
if(0 == Data.Data(Index)) { // If we run out of Data
return LineCount; // we are done.
} else
if('\n' == Data.Data(Index)) { // If we find a newline then
++LineCount; // we count it.
}
++Index; // Whatever it is move past it.
} // Once we've found our ending
++Index; // quote, we move past it and
return LineCount; // return our Line count.
}
// Eat DocSpecs Count Lines
// Another variation of Eat Spaces - this time to eat unknown elements.
int eatElementCountLines(ConfigurationData& Data, int& Index) { // Eat Element ( .. )
int LineCount = 0; // Keep the line count here.
// Are we on a tag?
if( // If we are on an element tag then
'<' != Data.Data(Index) || // it will start with a < followed by
false == isNameChar(Data.Data(Index + 1)) // a name char (usually alpha).
) { // If that is not the case then
return 0; // we are already done.
}
// Capture the tag name position.
++Index; // Move the Index to the start of the
int NameIndex = Index; // name and record that spot.
while(isNameChar(Data.Data(Index))) ++Index; // Move the Index past the name.
int NameEndex = Index; // Record the end position.
// Scan for the end of this tag.
for(;;) { // We're looking for a > character.
if(0 == Data.Data(Index)) { // If we run out of data
return LineCount; // we are done.
}
LineCount += eatSpacesCountLines(Data, Index); // Eat any spaces.
if( // Check for an empty element tag.
'/' == Data.Data(Index) && // It will look like a /
'>' == Data.Data(Index + 1) // followed by a >
) { // If this is an empty element
Index += 2; // Move past it and return our
return LineCount; // Line Count... consider it
} // eaten.
if('>' == Data.Data(Index)) { // If we come to an ordinary end
++Index; // of element start tag then move
break; // past it and break out for the
} // next phase.
++Index; // Just move past anything else.
}
// At this point we've passed the start tag for this element and
// we know it's name. We also know the element is not empty so we'll
// need to go inside it, eat those things, and look for it's end
// tag.
// Scan for the matching end tag and eat children.
while( // Keep going until we get to
'<' != Data.Data(Index) || // an end tag (starts with < followed
'/' != Data.Data(Index + 1) // by a /). If we get to something that
) { // isn't a tag we're done anyway.
int CheckIndex = Index; // Keep track of where we start.
LineCount += eatNonTagTextCountLines(Data, Index); // Eat up to the next < we encounter.
LineCount += eatElementCountLines(Data, Index); // Eat any elements we encounter.
LineCount += eatCommentsCountLines(Data, Index); // Eat any comments we encounter.
LineCount += eatDocSpecsCountLines(Data, Index); // Eat any doc specs we encounter.
// If we stop moving break out!
if(CheckIndex == Index) { // If we didn't move at all then
break; // we need to break out. Could be
} // out of data or just confused.
};
if( // If we find we are not even on
'<' != Data.Data(Index) || // an end tag then we'll just quit
'/' != Data.Data(Index + 1) // right now.
) {
return LineCount; // Even so we return our line count.
}
// If we find an end tag - it had better be the one we want.
// If it is not then we'll return with the index pointing at the
// offending end tag so that parent instances will have a shot at it
// and/or discover the problem.
int t = 0; // t is for terminus, it stays in scope.
for(t = 0; (NameIndex + t) < NameEndex; t++) { // Scan over the name and make sure
if(Data.Data(NameIndex + t) != Data.Data(Index + 2 + t)) { // it matches character by character.
return LineCount; // If any don't match, the end tag is
} // wron so we return w/ Index pointing
} // at the bad end tag.
if('>' == Data.Data(Index + 2 + t)) { // If the name matched and the next
Index += (3 + t); // character is our > then we move the
} // Index past it - all is good.
// If not then we leave the index.
return LineCount; // Either way we return the Line Count.
}
// Copy Data and Count Lines
// At some point in the parsing, we need to extract content from our Data
// stream and convert it into a null terminated c string. While we're at it
// we also need to keep track of any new-line characters we cross so we will
// still know what line we're on. This function makes that task a one-liner.
int copyDataCountLines(char* Bfr, ConfigurationData& Data, int Start, int End) {
int Lines = 0; // Keep track of the lines we cross.
int DataIndex = Start; // The Data index is separate from
int BfrIndex = 0; // our Bfr index.
char C = 0; // We will be looking at each character.
while(DataIndex < End) { // While there's more segment to do...
C = Data.Data(DataIndex); // Grab each byte.
Bfr[BfrIndex] = C; // Copy it to our buffer.
if('\n' == C) { // Check to see if it's a new-line
++Lines; // and count it if it is.
}
++BfrIndex; // Move our buffer and our
++DataIndex; // data index pointers and
} // keep on going.
Bfr[BfrIndex] = 0; // At the end, null terminate.
return Lines; // Return our line count.
}
//// Configuration Element /////////////////////////////////////////////////////
ConfigurationElement::~ConfigurationElement() { // The descrutor clears and deletes all!
// A configuration Element is "in charge of" or "owns" all of it's
// down-stream components. So, when it is destroyed, it is responsible
// for destroying all of those parts to prevent memory leaks.
// Delete my attributes
if(0 < myAttributes.size()) { // If we have attributes...
list::iterator iAttribute; // Iterate through our attributes list.
iAttribute = myAttributes.begin(); // Start at the beginning and
while(iAttribute != myAttributes.end()) { // loop through the whole list.
delete (*iAttribute); // Delete each attribute
iAttribute++; // then move the iterator.
} // When we're done deleting them
myAttributes.clear(); // clear the list.
}
// Delete my sub-elements
if(0 < myElements.size()) { // If we have elements...
list::iterator iElement; // Iterate through our elements list.
iElement = myElements.begin(); // Start at the beginning and
while(iElement != myElements.end()) { // loop through the whole list.
delete (*iElement); // Delete each element
iElement++; // then move the iterator.
} // When we're done deleting them
myElements.clear(); // clear the list.
}
// Delete my mnemonics
if(0 < myMnemonics.size()) { // If we have mnemonics...
list::iterator iMnemonic; // Iterate through our mnemonics list.
iMnemonic = myMnemonics.begin(); // Start at the beginning and
while(iMnemonic != myMnemonics.end()) { // loop through the whole list.
delete (*iMnemonic); // Delete each mnemonic
iMnemonic++; // then move the iterator.
} // When we're done deleting them
myMnemonics.clear(); // clear the list.
}
// Delete my translators
if(0 < myTranslators.size()) { // If we have translators...
list::iterator iTranslator; // Iterate through our translators list.
iTranslator = myTranslators.begin(); // Start at the beginning and
while(iTranslator != myTranslators.end()) { // loop through the whole list.
delete (*iTranslator); // Delete each translator
iTranslator++; // then move the iterator.
} // When we're done deleting them
myTranslators.clear(); // clear the list.
}
// zero things out
myLine = 0; // If I'm going away then I will leave
myIndex = 0; // with everything at zero and clean.
myLength = 0;
myCleanFlag = true;
}
ConfigurationElement& ConfigurationElement::Element( // Mapping factory for convenience,
const string Name, // requires a name, of course,
ConfigurationTranslator& newTranslator) { // Add a Translator to this element.
ConfigurationElement* N = new ConfigurationElement( // Create a new Element with the
Name, // name provided and
(*this)); // myself as the parent.
myElements.push_back(N); // Add it to the list.
N->mapTo(newTranslator); // Map the translator to it.
return (*N); // Return the new element.
}
ConfigurationElement& ConfigurationElement::Element( // Mapping factory for convenience,
const string Name, // requires a name, of course,
string& x, string init) { // Map to a string.
ConfigurationElement* N = new ConfigurationElement( // Create a new Element with the
Name, // name provided and
(*this)); // myself as the parent.
myElements.push_back(N); // Add it to the list.
N->mapTo(x, init); // Map the variable into it.
return (*N); // Return the new element.
}
ConfigurationElement& ConfigurationElement::Element( // Mapping factory for convenience,
const string Name, // requires a name, of course,
int& x, int init, int radix) { // Map to an int.
ConfigurationElement* N = new ConfigurationElement( // Create a new Element with the
Name, // name provided and
(*this)); // myself as the parent.
myElements.push_back(N); // Add it to the list.
N->mapTo(x, init, radix); // Map the variable into it.
return (*N); // Return the new element.
}
ConfigurationElement& ConfigurationElement::Element( // Mapping factory for convenience,
const string Name, // requires a name, of course,
double& x, double init) { // Map to a double.
ConfigurationElement* N = new ConfigurationElement( // Create a new Element with the
Name, // name provided and
(*this)); // myself as the parent.
myElements.push_back(N); // Add it to the list.
N->mapTo(x, init); // Map the variable into it.
return (*N); // Return the new element.
}
ConfigurationElement& ConfigurationElement::Element( // Mapping factory for convenience,
const string Name, // requires a name, of course,
bool& x, bool init) { // Map to a boolean.
ConfigurationElement* N = new ConfigurationElement( // Create a new Element with the
Name, // name provided and
(*this)); // myself as the parent.
myElements.push_back(N); // Add it to the list.
N->mapTo(x, init); // Map the variable into it.
return (*N); // Return the new element.
}
ConfigurationAttribute& ConfigurationElement::Attribute(const string Name) { // Add an attribute using a c++ string.
ConfigurationAttribute* N = // Create a new attribute by name and
new ConfigurationAttribute(Name, (*this)); // provide myself as the parent.
myCleanFlag = false; // New attributes make us dirty.
myAttributes.push_back(N); // Add the attribute to my list,
return (*N); // dereference and return it.
}
ConfigurationAttribute& ConfigurationElement::Attribute( // Mapping factory for convenience,
const string Name, // requires a name, of course,
ConfigurationTranslator& newTranslator) { // Add a Translator to this element.
myCleanFlag = false; // New attributes make us dirty.
ConfigurationAttribute* N = // Create a new attribute by name and
new ConfigurationAttribute(Name, (*this)); // provide myself as the parent.
myAttributes.push_back(N); // Add the attribute to my list.
N->mapTo(newTranslator); // Map in the provided translator.
return(*N); // Dereference and return the attribute.
}
ConfigurationAttribute& ConfigurationElement::Attribute( // Mapping factory for convenience,
const string Name, // requires a name, of course,
string& x, string init) { // Map to a string.
myCleanFlag = false; // New attributes make us dirty.
ConfigurationAttribute* N = // Create a new attribute by name and
new ConfigurationAttribute(Name, (*this)); // provide myself as the parent.
myAttributes.push_back(N); // Add the attribute to my list.
N->mapTo(x, init); // Map in the provided variable.
return(*N); // Dereference and return the attribute.
}
ConfigurationAttribute& ConfigurationElement::Attribute( // Mapping factory for convenience,
const string Name, // requires a name, of course,
int& x, int init, int radix) { // Map to an int.
myCleanFlag = false; // New attributes make us dirty.
ConfigurationAttribute* N = // Create a new attribute by name and
new ConfigurationAttribute(Name, (*this)); // provide myself as the parent.
myAttributes.push_back(N); // Add the attribute to my list.
N->mapTo(x, init, radix); // Map in the provided variable.
return(*N); // Dereference and return the attribute.
}
ConfigurationAttribute& ConfigurationElement::Attribute( // Mapping factory for convenience,
const string Name, // requires a name, of course,
double& x, double init) { // Map to a double.
myCleanFlag = false; // New attributes make us dirty.
ConfigurationAttribute* N = // Create a new attribute by name and
new ConfigurationAttribute(Name, (*this)); // provide myself as the parent.
myAttributes.push_back(N); // Add the attribute to my list.
N->mapTo(x, init); // Map in the provided variable.
return(*N); // Dereference and return the attribute.
}
ConfigurationAttribute& ConfigurationElement::Attribute( // Mapping factory for convenience,
const string Name, // requires a name, of course,
bool& x, bool init) { // Map to a boolean.
myCleanFlag = false; // New attributes make us dirty.
ConfigurationAttribute* N = // Create a new attribute by name and
new ConfigurationAttribute(Name, (*this)); // provide myself as the parent.
myAttributes.push_back(N); // Add the attribute to my list.
N->mapTo(x, init); // Map in the provided variable.
return(*N); // Dereference and return the attribute.
}
ConfigurationElement& ConfigurationElement::mapTo( // Add a Translator to this element.
ConfigurationTranslator& newTranslator) { // Given a new translator I can own,
myTranslators.push_back(&newTranslator); // add the translator to my list
myCleanFlag = false; // get dirty for the new translator
return(*this); // then dereference and return myself.
}
ConfigurationElement& ConfigurationElement::mapTo( // Map to a string.
string& x, string init) { // Given a string and init value,
ConfigurationTranslator* N = // create a new translator for it
new StringTranslator(x, init); // with the values i'm given,
myTranslators.push_back(N); // push it onto my list, then
myCleanFlag = false; // get dirty for the new translator
return(*this); // then dereference and return myself.
}
ConfigurationElement& ConfigurationElement::mapTo( // Map to an int.
int& x, int init, int radix) { // Given an int and init values,
ConfigurationTranslator* N = // create a new translator for it
new IntegerTranslator(x, init, radix); // with the values i'm given,
myTranslators.push_back(N); // push it onto my list, then
myCleanFlag = false; // get dirty for the new translator
return(*this); // then dereference and return myself.
}
ConfigurationElement& ConfigurationElement::mapTo( // Map to a double.
double& x, double init) { // Given a double and it's init value,
ConfigurationTranslator* N = // create a new translator for it
new DoubleTranslator(x, init); // with the values i'm given,
myTranslators.push_back(N); // push it onto my list, then
myCleanFlag = false; // get dirty for the new translator
return(*this); // then dereference and return myself.
}
ConfigurationElement& ConfigurationElement::mapTo( // Map to a boolean.
bool& x, bool init) { // Given a bool and it's init value,
ConfigurationTranslator* N = // create a new translator for it
new BoolTranslator(x, init); // with the values i'm given,
myTranslators.push_back(N); // push it onto my list, then
myCleanFlag = false; // get dirty for the new translator
return(*this); // then dereference and return myself.
}
ConfigurationElement& ConfigurationElement::RawData(std::string &RawData) {
myRawTranslator.setRawDataAssignment(RawData);
return(*this);
}
ConfigurationElement& ConfigurationElement::RawIndex(int &Index, int &Endex) {
myRawTranslator.setIndexAssignment(Index, Endex);
return(*this);
}
void ConfigurationElement::initialize() { // Reset all translators to defaults.
// Initialize the elements below me
if(0 < myElements.size()) { // If we have elements...
list::iterator iElement; // Iterate through our elements list.
iElement = myElements.begin(); // Start at the beginning and
while(iElement != myElements.end()) { // loop through the whole list.
(*iElement)->initialize(); // Initialize each element
iElement++; // then move the iterator.
}
}
// Once that's done, see about myself
if(true == myCleanFlag) return; // If I'm already clean, return.
// Initialize my own translators
if(0 < myTranslators.size()) { // If we have translators...
list::iterator iTranslator; // Iterate through our translators list.
iTranslator = myTranslators.begin(); // Start at the beginning and
while(iTranslator != myTranslators.end()) { // loop through the whole list.
(*iTranslator)->initialize(); // Initialize each translator
iTranslator++; // then move the iterator.
}
}
// Initialize my own attributes
if(0 < myAttributes.size()) { // If we have attributes...
list::iterator iAttribute; // Iterate through our attributes list.
iAttribute = myAttributes.begin(); // Start at the beginning and
while(iAttribute != myAttributes.end()) { // loop through the whole list.
(*iAttribute)->initialize(); // Initialize each attribute
++iAttribute; // then move the iterator.
}
}
// Zero things out
myLine = 0; // Initialized means to be as if
myIndex = 0; // no interpet() call has been made.
myLength = 0;
// At this point we know we are clean
myCleanFlag = true; // Clean as a whistle!
}
void ConfigurationElement::runStartConfigurators(ConfigurationData& D) { // Does what it says ;-)
list::iterator iConfigurator; // Iterate through our Configurators list.
iConfigurator = myStartConfigurators.begin(); // Start at the beginning and
while(iConfigurator != myStartConfigurators.end()) { // loop through the whole list.
(** iConfigurator)(*this, D); // Launch each configurator with self.
++iConfigurator; // Move to the next.
}
}
void ConfigurationElement::runEndConfigurators(ConfigurationData& D) { // Does what it says ;-)
list::iterator iConfigurator; // Iterate through our Configurators list.
iConfigurator = myEndConfigurators.begin(); // Start at the beginning and
while(iConfigurator != myEndConfigurators.end()) { // loop through the whole list.
(** iConfigurator)(*this, D); // Launch each configurator with self.
++iConfigurator; // Move to the next.
}
}
bool ConfigurationElement::interpret(ConfigurationData& Data) { // (re) Interpret this data.
int Index = Data.Index(); // Our working index.
int Startdex = 0; // Where our data starts.
int Stopdex = 0; // Where our data stops.
int NewLines = 0; // Keep a count of new lines.
//// Pre-Processing / Cleanup / Find
// Eat any doctype headers
for(;;) {
int StartingPoint = Index; // Where did we start each pass?
NewLines += eatNonTagTextCountLines(Data, Index); // Eat any spaces we find.
NewLines += eatCommentsCountLines(Data, Index); // Eat any
NewLines += eatDocSpecsCountLines(Data, Index); // Eat any
if(StartingPoint == Index) { break; } // If we didn't move on this pass
} // then we are done with cleanup!
// Update Data to move past any of the preceeding junk. This way, other
// element processors will be able to skip any cleanup work we did.
Data.Index(Index); // Move the Index.
Data.addNewLines(NewLines); // Update the Line Number.
NewLines = 0; // Reset our internal Lines counter.
// Find my name.
if(Data.Data(Index) != '<') { // If we're not on a tag open then
return false; // we are not at an element.
} else { // Otherwise we are safe to move
++Index; // past it and scan for our name.
}
for(unsigned int I = 0; I < myName.length(); I++) { // For the length of our name,
char x = Data.Data(Index + I); // get each corresponding Data byte
if(x != myName.at(I)) { // check it sudden death style.
return false; // No-Match means we are not it.
}
} // If the name checks out then
if (!isspace(Data.Data(Index + myName.length())) && // Next character must be whitespace
(Data.Data(Index + myName.length()) != '/') && // or closing of the tag.
(Data.Data(Index + myName.length()) != '>') ) {
return false;
}
Index += myName.length(); // move the Index past our name.
// At this point we have found ourselves so we will activate and interpret
// our Data.
if(true == myInitOnInterpretFlag) { // If we are supposed to Init before
initialize(); // we Interpret then do it.
}
// Since we are activating we must set our state so we know where we are.
myLine = Data.Line(); // We know where we start...
myIndex = Data.Index(); // We know our index...
myLength = 0; // We don't know our length yet.
runStartConfigurators(Data); // Run the start configurators.
myCleanFlag = false; // Now we start to get dirty.
// First, we will run through any attributes we have.
bool ThisIsAnEmptyElement = false; // We'll use this to signal empties.
for(;;) { // This is how we roll..
NewLines += eatSpacesCountLines(Data, Index); // Eat any spaces we find.
Data.Index(Index); // Move the Index.
Data.addNewLines(NewLines); // Update the Line Number.
NewLines = 0; // Reset our internal Lines counter.
// Now we look at the next character. Either it's an attribute, or
// it's the end of the tag, or it's some kind of junk. If it's junk
// we will skip it. We will continue parsing until we get to the end
// of the Data or the end of the opening tag (either stopping at / if
// the element is empty or > if the element is not empty.
if(isalpha(Data.Data(Index))) { // If it looks like an attribute...
bool ParseHappened = false; // Start pessimistically at each pass.
list::iterator iAttribute; // Iterate through our attributes list.
iAttribute = myAttributes.begin(); // Start at the beginning and
while(iAttribute != myAttributes.end()) { // loop through the whole list.
ParseHappened = (* iAttribute)->interpret(Data); // Have each attribute interpret(Data)
++iAttribute; // Remember to move to the next one.
if(ParseHappened) break; // If a Parse Happened, break the inner
} // loop and start the next pass.
if(false == ParseHappened) { // If we didn't recognize the attribute
NewLines += eatAttributeCountLines(Data, Index); // then eat it.
Data.Index(Index); // Sync up our Index.
Data.addNewLines(NewLines); // Sync up our NewLines.
NewLines = 0; // Zero our NewLines count.
} else { // If we DID recognize the attribute then
Index = Data.Index(); // sync up our Index for the next one.
}
} else
if(0 == Data.Data(Index)) { // If it looks like the end of Data
break; // we will break out - we're done.
} else
if( // If it looks like the end of an empty
'/' == Data.Data(Index) && // element (starts with / and ends with
'>' == Data.Data(Index + 1) // >) then this must be an empty element.
) {
ThisIsAnEmptyElement = true; // Set the empty element flag and
Index += 2; // Move past the end of the tag and
break; // break out of the loop.
} else
if('>' == Data.Data(Index)) { // If it looks like the end of an open
Index += 1; // tag then move past the end and
break; // break out of the loop.
} else { // If it looks like anything else then
++Index; // we don't know what it is so we creep
} // past it.
}
Data.Index(Index); // Sync up our index
// At this point we're done processing our open tag and any attributes it
// may have contained, and we are syncrhonized with Data.
if(ThisIsAnEmptyElement) { // If the element was self closing then
myEndex = Data.Index() - 1;
myRawTranslator.translate(myIndex, myEndex, Data);
runEndConfigurators(Data); // run the End Configurators and return
return true; // true to the caller.
}
// At this point we have contents and/or elements to process. We will keep
// track of any contents using Startdex and Stopdex.
Startdex = Index;
// Now we will process through any elements there may be until we reach
// our end tag. If we have no sub-elements listed, we'll simply skip that
// step on each pass... So, we roll like this:
// Check for end of Data.
// Check for our end tag.
// Check for a sub-element.
// If none of these work then break out.
for(;;) { // Loop through our content like this.
int CheckPoint = Index; // Where did we start each pass?
// Check for end of data //
if(0 == Data.Data(Index)) { // If we are at end of data then we're
return false; // broken so we return false.
} else
// Check for our own end tag //
if( // If this looks like an end tag
'<' == Data.Data(Index) && // (Starts with < followed by
'/' == Data.Data(Index + 1) // a / character)
) { // Then it _should_ be our own.
Stopdex = Index; // Capture this position for content.
Index += 2; // Move Index to where the name starts.
for(unsigned int I = 0; I < myName.length(); I++) { // For the length of the name,
char x = Data.Data(Index + I); // check each corresponding Data byte.
if(x != myName.at(I)) { // If we fail to match at any point
return false; // then things are very broken
} // so we return false.
} // If the name checks out then
Index += myName.length(); // move past our name.
if('>' != Data.Data(Index)) { // Being very strict, if the next
return false; // byte is not > then fail!
} else { // If all goes well then we move
++Index; // past the > and we are done.
break; // Break to move to the next step.
}
} else
// Check for a subordinate element //
if( // If this looks like an element
'<' == Data.Data(Index) && // starting with < and a name
isalpha(Data.Data(Index + 1)) // beginning with an alpha character...
) {
bool ElementHappened = false; // We'll check our elements.
Data.Index(Index); // Sync our index.
Data.addNewLines(NewLines); // Sync our lines.
NewLines = 0; // Reset our new lines count.
if(0 < myElements.size()) { // If we have elements check them.
list::iterator iElement; // Iterate through our elements list.
iElement = myElements.begin(); // Start at the beginning and
while(iElement != myElements.end()) { // loop through the whole list.
ConfigurationElement& doNode = **iElement; // Grab the element we're on.
ElementHappened = doNode.interpret(Data); // Have each element interpret(Data)
Index = Data.Index(); // Capitalze on any cleanup work.
++iElement; // Remember to move to the next.
if(ElementHappened) break; // If an Element Happened, break the
} // loop and start the next pass.
if(false == ElementHappened) { // If we did not recognize the Element
NewLines += eatElementCountLines(Data, Index); // then eat it *****
Data.Index(Index); // Resync our Index.
Data.addNewLines(NewLines); // Sync our line count.
NewLines = 0; // Reset our internal count.
}
} else { // If we don't own any elements then
NewLines += eatElementCountLines(Data, Index); // eat the ones we find.
}
// Handle any untidy messes here //
} else { // If we're on something unknown then
NewLines += eatSpacesCountLines(Data, Index); // Eat any spaces we find.
NewLines += eatCommentsCountLines(Data, Index); // Eat any
NewLines += eatDocSpecsCountLines(Data, Index); // Eat any
NewLines += eatNonTagTextCountLines(Data, Index); // Eat any non tag bytes.
Data.Index(Index); // Sync our Index.
Data.addNewLines(NewLines); // Sync our line number.
NewLines = 0; // Clear our lines count.
}
// If we get stuck looping on something we don't know how to clean
// and don't know how to interpret then we need to break out of the
// insanity. This way, anything that doesn't make sense won't be able
// to stall us or cause us to interpret something incorrectly later
// on... If we're the top element, the interpret() process will end.
// If we are deeper then it is likely our superirors will also not
// understand and so they will also end the same way.
if(CheckPoint == Index) return false; // If we haven't moved, punt!
}
// When we're done with our loop sync up with Data again.
Data.Index(Index); // Sync up our Index.
Data.addNewLines(NewLines); // Sync up our NewLines count.
NewLines = 0; // zero our local count.
// Once our elements have been procssed and we get to our end tag we can
// process our content (if we have Translators registered).
if(
0 < myTranslators.size() && // If we have translators and
Stopdex > Startdex // we have content to translate
) { // then translate the content!
// Create the Content buffer...
int BfrSize = Stopdex - Startdex; // How big a buffer do we need?
char Bfr[BfrSize]; // Make one that size.
copyDataCountLines(Bfr, Data, Startdex, Stopdex); // Get our data and ignore our lines.
// Now we can get on with translation.
char* TranslationData = Bfr; // TranslationData is what we translate.
// Translate our data by Mnemonic
if(0 < myMnemonics.size()) { // If we have mnemonics...
list::iterator iMnemonic; // Iterate through our mnemonics list.
iMnemonic = myMnemonics.begin(); // Start at the beginning and
while(iMnemonic != myMnemonics.end()) { // loop through the whole list.
if(true == ((*iMnemonic)->test(TranslationData))) { // Check to see if the mnemonic matches.
TranslationData = const_cast( // If it does match, substitute it's
(*iMnemonic)->Value().c_str()); // value for translation and stop
break; // looking.
} else { // If it does not match, move to the
++iMnemonic; // next mnemonic and test again.
} // That is, until we run out of
} // mnemonics to test.
}
// Put our TranslationData through each Translator.
list::iterator iTranslator; // Iterate through our translators list.
iTranslator = myTranslators.begin(); // Start at the beginning and
while(iTranslator != myTranslators.end()) { // loop through the whole list.
(*iTranslator)->translate(TranslationData); // Pass the data to each one then
++iTranslator; // move on to the next.
}
}
// And finally, after all is done successfully...
myEndex = Data.Index() - 1;
myRawTranslator.translate(myIndex, myEndex, Data);
runEndConfigurators(Data); // Launch the End Configurators.
return true; // Return our success!
}
//// Configuration Attribute ///////////////////////////////////////////////////
ConfigurationAttribute::~ConfigurationAttribute() { // Crush, Kill, Destroy!
// Delete my mnemonics
if(0 < myMnemonics.size()) { // If we have mnemonics...
list::iterator iMnemonic; // Iterate through our mnemonics list.
iMnemonic = myMnemonics.begin(); // Start at the beginning and
while(iMnemonic != myMnemonics.end()) { // loop through the whole list.
delete (*iMnemonic); // Delete each mnemonic
iMnemonic++; // then move the iterator.
} // When we're done deleting them
myMnemonics.clear(); // clear the list.
}
// Delete my translators
if(0 < myTranslators.size()) { // If we have translators...
list::iterator iTranslator; // Iterate through our translators list.
iTranslator = myTranslators.begin(); // Start at the beginning and
while(iTranslator != myTranslators.end()) { // loop through the whole list.
delete (*iTranslator); // Delete each translator
iTranslator++; // then move the iterator.
} // When we're done deleting them
myTranslators.clear(); // clear the list.
}
// zero things out
myLine = 0; // If I'm going away then I will leave
myIndex = 0; // with everything at zero and clean.
myLength = 0;
}
ConfigurationAttribute& ConfigurationAttribute::mapTo( // Add a Translator to this attribute.
ConfigurationTranslator& newTranslator) { // Given a new translator I can own,
myTranslators.push_back(&newTranslator); // add the translator to my list
myParent.notifyDirty(); // get dirty for the new translator
return(*this); // then dereference and return myself.
}
ConfigurationAttribute& ConfigurationAttribute::mapTo( // Map to a string.
string& x, string init) { // Given a string and init value,
ConfigurationTranslator* N = // create a new translator for it
new StringTranslator(x, init); // with the values i'm given,
myTranslators.push_back(N); // push it onto my list, then
myParent.notifyDirty(); // get dirty for the new translator
return(*this); // dereference and return myself.
}
ConfigurationAttribute& ConfigurationAttribute::mapTo( // Map to an int.
int& x, int init, int radix) { // Given an int and init values,
ConfigurationTranslator* N = // create a new translator for it
new IntegerTranslator(x, init, radix); // with the values i'm given,
myTranslators.push_back(N); // push it onto my list, then
myParent.notifyDirty(); // get dirty for the new translator
return(*this); // dereference and return myself.
}
ConfigurationAttribute& ConfigurationAttribute::mapTo( // Map to a double.
double& x, double init) { // Given a double and it's init value,
ConfigurationTranslator* N = // create a new translator for it
new DoubleTranslator(x, init); // with the values i'm given,
myTranslators.push_back(N); // push it onto my list, then
myParent.notifyDirty(); // get dirty for the new translator
return(*this); // then dereference and return myself.
}
ConfigurationAttribute& ConfigurationAttribute::mapTo( // Map to a boolean.
bool& x, bool init) { // Given a bool and it's init value,
ConfigurationTranslator* N = // create a new translator for it
new BoolTranslator(x, init); // with the values i'm given,
myTranslators.push_back(N); // push it onto my list, then
myParent.notifyDirty(); // get dirty for the new translator
return(*this); // then dereference and return myself.
}
void ConfigurationAttribute::initialize() { // Reset all translators to defaults.
if(0 < myTranslators.size()) { // If we have translators...
list::iterator iTranslator; // Iterate through our translators list.
iTranslator = myTranslators.begin(); // Start at the beginning and
while(iTranslator != myTranslators.end()) { // loop through the whole list.
(*iTranslator)->initialize(); // initialize each translator
iTranslator++; // then move the iterator.
} // When we're done deleting them
}
// zero things out
myLine = 0; // Initialized means to be as if
myIndex = 0; // no interpet() call has been made.
myLength = 0;
}
bool ConfigurationAttribute::interpret(ConfigurationData& Data) { // (re) Interpret this data.
int Index = Data.Index(); // Our working index.
int Startdex = 0; // Where our data starts.
int Stopdex = 0; // Where our data stops.
int NewLines = 0; // Keep a count of new lines.
// Find our name.
for(unsigned int I = 0; I < myName.length(); I++) { // For the length of the name,
char x = Data.Data(Index + I); // get each corresponding Data byte
if(x != myName.at(I)) { // check it sudden death style.
return false; // No-Match means we are not it.
}
} // If the name checks out then
Index += myName.length(); // move the Index past our name.
NewLines += eatSpacesCountLines(Data, Index); // Eat any spaces we find.
// Find our = sign.
if('=' != Data.Data(Index)) { // Next we should see an =
return false; // If we don't we're done.
} else { // If we do then we can
++Index; // move past it.
}
NewLines += eatSpacesCountLines(Data, Index); // Eat any spaces we find.
// Find our first quote character.
char QuoteCharacter = 0;
if('\'' == Data.Data(Index) || '\"' == Data.Data(Index)) { // Next we should find ' or "
QuoteCharacter = Data.Data(Index); // If we found it record it then
++Index; Startdex = Index; // move to and record our start of data.
} else { // If we don't
return false; // we are done.
}
// Find our last quote character.
for(;;) { // Here is how we will roll...
char C = Data.Data(Index); // Grab the character at Index.
if(0 == C) { // If we run out of Data then
return false; // We didn't find anything.
}
if(QuoteCharacter == C) { // If we find our QuoteCharacter
Stopdex = Index; // we have our Stopdex and
break; // we can stop the loop.
}
++Index; // Otherwise keep on looking.
}
// Read our data.
int BfrSize = Stopdex - Startdex + 1; // How big a buffer do we need?
// Add byte for null terminator.
char Bfr[BfrSize]; // Make one that size.
NewLines += copyDataCountLines(Bfr, Data, Startdex, Stopdex); // Get our data and count our lines.
// Now we can get on with translation.
char* TranslationData = Bfr; // TranslationData is what we translate.
// Translate our data by Mnemonic
if(0 < myMnemonics.size()) { // If we have mnemonics...
list::iterator iMnemonic; // Iterate through our mnemonics list.
iMnemonic = myMnemonics.begin(); // Start at the beginning and
while(iMnemonic != myMnemonics.end()) { // loop through the whole list.
if(true == ((*iMnemonic)->test(TranslationData))){ // Check to see if the mnemonic matches.
TranslationData = const_cast( // If it does match, substitute it's
(*iMnemonic)->Value().c_str()); // value for translation and stop
break; // looking.
} else { // If it does not match, move to the
++iMnemonic; // next mnemonic and test again.
} // That is, until we run out of
} // mnemonics to test.
}
// Put our TranslationData through each Translator.
if(0 < myTranslators.size()) { // We'd better have translators!
list::iterator iTranslator; // Iterate through our translators list.
iTranslator = myTranslators.begin(); // Start at the beginning and
while(iTranslator != myTranslators.end()) { // loop through the whole list.
(*iTranslator)->translate(TranslationData); // Pass the data to each one and
++iTranslator; // move on to the next one.
}
}
// Capture our position data.
myLine = Data.Line(); // Capture the line I was on.
myIndex = Data.Index(); // Capture the Index where I started.
myLength = Stopdex + 1 - myIndex; // Capture my segment length.
// Update Data for the next segment.
Data.Index(Stopdex + 1); // Move the Index.
Data.addNewLines(NewLines); // Update the Line Number.
return true; // If we got here, we succeeded!
}
//// Configuratino Data ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
ConfigurationData::ConfigurationData(const char* Data, int Length) : // Raw constructor from buffer.
myBufferSize(Length), // and it's length.
myIndex(0), // Our Index is zero
myLine(1) { // We start on line 1
myDataBuffer = new char[myBufferSize + 1]; // Allocate a buffer, with
// room for null byte.
memcpy(myDataBuffer, Data, myBufferSize); // Copy the data.
myDataBuffer[myBufferSize] = '\0'; // Null-terminate.
}
ConfigurationData::ConfigurationData(const char* FileName) :
myDataBuffer(NULL), // No data buffer yet.
myBufferSize(0), // No length yet.
myIndex(0), // Our Index is zero
myLine(1) { // We start on line 1
try { // Capture any throws.
ifstream CFGFile(FileName); // Open the file.
CFGFile.seekg(0,ios::end); // Seek to the end
myBufferSize = CFGFile.tellg(); // to find out what size it is.
myDataBuffer = new char[myBufferSize]; // Make a new buffer the right size.
CFGFile.seekg(0,ios::beg); // Seek to the beginning and
CFGFile.read(myDataBuffer, myBufferSize); // read the file into the buffer.
if(CFGFile.bad()) { // If the read failed, we're unusable!
delete[] myDataBuffer; // Delete the buffer
myDataBuffer = NULL; // and Null it's pointer.
myBufferSize = 0; // Set the length to zero.
} // Usually everything will work
CFGFile.close(); // At the end, always close our file.
} catch (...) { // If something went wrong clean up.
if(NULL != myDataBuffer) { // If the data buffer was allocated
delete[] myDataBuffer; // Delete the buffer
myDataBuffer = NULL; // and Null it's pointer.
}
myBufferSize = 0; // The BufferSize will be zero
} // indicating there is no Data.
}
ConfigurationData::ConfigurationData(const string FileName) : // Raw constructor from file.
myDataBuffer(NULL), // No data buffer yet.
myBufferSize(0), // No length yet.
myIndex(0), // Our Index is zero
myLine(1) { // We start on line 1
try { // Capture any throws.
ifstream CFGFile(FileName.c_str()); // Open the file.
CFGFile.seekg(0,ios::end); // Seek to the end
myBufferSize = CFGFile.tellg(); // to find out what size it is.
myDataBuffer = new char[myBufferSize + 1]; // Make a new buffer the right size,
// including null byte at end.
CFGFile.seekg(0,ios::beg); // Seek to the beginning and
CFGFile.read(myDataBuffer, myBufferSize); // read the file into the buffer.
myDataBuffer[myBufferSize] = '\0'; // Null-terminate.
if(CFGFile.bad()) { // If the read failed, we're unusable!
delete[] myDataBuffer; // Delete the buffer
myDataBuffer = NULL; // and Null it's pointer.
myBufferSize = 0; // Set the length to zero.
} // Usually everything will work
CFGFile.close(); // At the end, always close our file.
} catch (...) { // If something went wrong clean up.
if(NULL != myDataBuffer) { // If the data buffer was allocated
delete[] myDataBuffer; // Delete the buffer
myDataBuffer = NULL; // and Null it's pointer.
}
myBufferSize = 0; // The BufferSize will be zero
} // indicating there is no Data.
}
ConfigurationData::~ConfigurationData() { // Destroys the internal buffer etc.
if(NULL != myDataBuffer) { // If we have allocated a buffer,
delete[] myDataBuffer; // delete that buffer
myDataBuffer = NULL; // and null the pointer.
}
myBufferSize = 0; // Zero everything for safety.
myIndex = 0;
myLine = 0;
}
std::string ConfigurationData::extract(int Index, int Endex) const {
int Start = Index, End = Endex;
if (0 == myBufferSize) return std::string("");
if (Start < 0) Start = 0;
if (Start >= myBufferSize) Start = myBufferSize - 1;
if (Start > End) End = Start;
if (End >= myBufferSize) End = myBufferSize - 1;
return std::string(myDataBuffer, Start, End - Start + 1);
}
//// Utilities /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// SetTrueOnComplete Configurator //////////////////////////////////////////////
ConfiguratorSetTrueOnComplete::ConfiguratorSetTrueOnComplete() : // Constructor ensures the pointer
myBoolean(NULL) { // is NULL for safety.
}
void ConfiguratorSetTrueOnComplete::setup(bool& Target) { // The setup() method links us to a
myBoolean = &Target; // target boolean.
}
void ConfiguratorSetTrueOnComplete::operator()( // The operator()
ConfigurationElement& E, ConfigurationData& D) { // When activated, this fellow
if(NULL != myBoolean) { // checks it's pointer for safety
*myBoolean = true; // and if ok, sets the target to
} // true.
}
}