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pkg-psyc: modifier rendering, fix for conflicting PSYC_ defines

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Gabor Adam Toth 2011-05-12 13:54:56 +02:00
parent 46d36447e3
commit a770a42eac
3 changed files with 79 additions and 39 deletions

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@ -4,14 +4,15 @@
* test LPC code:
*
// doesn't work with (int *) yet
mixed *f = psyc_parse(":_context\ttest\n\n:_topic\ttesting\n_notice_test_libpsyc\nJust [_topic] libpsyc.\n|\n");
string s = ":_context\ttest\n\n:_topic\ttesting\n_notice_test_libpsyc\nJust [_topic] libpsyc.\n|\n";
mixed *f = psyc_parse(s);
mixed fr = psyc_render(f);
mixed r = ({ ([ "_context": "test" ]), ([ "_topic": "testing" ]),
"_notice_test_libpsyc", "Just [_topic] libpsyc." });
mixed rr = psyc_render(r);
debug_message(sprintf("libpsyc returned %O, %O and %O (%s)\n", f, fr, rr,
fr == rr ? "success": "FAIL!"));
debug_message(sprintf("libpsyc returned %O,\n%O\nand\n%O\n(%s)\n", f, fr, rr,
fr == s && rr == s ? "SUCCESS": "FAIL!"));
mixed *p1 = psyc_parse(":_context\ttest\n\n:_topic\ttest");
debug_message(sprintf("p1: libpsyc returned %O\n", p1));
mixed *p2 = psyc_parse("ing\n_notice_test_libpsyc\nJust [_topic] libpsyc.\n|\n");
@ -20,7 +21,7 @@
(p1[2]||"") + p2[2], (p1[3]||"") + p2[3] });
mixed pr = psyc_render(p);
debug_message(sprintf("libpsyc returned %O (%s)\n", p,
pr == rr ? "success": "FAIL!"));
pr == s ? "SUCCESS": "FAIL!"));
*/
#include "array.h"
@ -44,6 +45,34 @@
# include <psyc/parse.h>
# include <psyc/render.h>
static inline void
fill_header_from_mapping (svalue_t *key, svalue_t *val, psycHeader *header, psycModifierFlag flag) {
char *name, *value;
size_t namelen, valuelen;
if (key->type != T_STRING || val->type != T_STRING)
errorf("fill_header_from_mapping: only strings are supported for routing & entity header names & values\n");
name = get_txt(key->u.str);
namelen = mstrsize(key->u.str);
value = get_txt(val->u.str);
valuelen = mstrsize(val->u.str);
header->modifiers[header->lines++] = psyc_newModifier2(C_GLYPH_OPERATOR_SET,
name, namelen, value, valuelen, flag);
}
void
fill_routing_header_from_mapping (svalue_t *key, svalue_t *val, void *header) {
fill_header_from_mapping(key, val, header, PSYC_MODIFIER_ROUTING);
}
void
fill_entity_header_from_mapping (svalue_t *key, svalue_t *val, void *header) {
fill_header_from_mapping(key, val, header, PSYC_MODIFIER_CHECK_LENGTH);
}
/*-------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
// old: string psyc_render(mapping, mapping, string, int* | string);
// new: string psyc_render(mixed*);
@ -52,55 +81,66 @@ svalue_t *
f_psyc_render(svalue_t *sp) {
mp_int i;
vector_t *v;
psycPacket packet;
string_t *out;
char *meth, *body;
size_t mlen, blen;
mapping_t *map;
psycPacket packet;
psycHeader headers[2];
// unless (sp->type == T_POINTER) return sp;
v = sp->u.vec;
if ((i = (mp_int)VEC_SIZE(v)) != 1+PSYC_BODY) {
if ((i = (mp_int)VEC_SIZE(v)) != 1+PACKET_BODY) {
errorf("Wrong number of elements (%"PRIdMPINT") in array argument to psyc_render()\n", i);
/* NOTREACHED */
return sp;
}
if (v->item[PSYC_ROUTING].type == T_MAPPING) {
map = v->item[PSYC_ROUTING].u.map;
} else {
map = NULL;
for (i = PACKET_ROUTING; i <= PACKET_ENTITY; i++) {
if (v->item[i].type == T_MAPPING) {
map = v->item[i].u.map;
headers[i].lines = 0;
headers[i].modifiers = malloc(sizeof(psycModifier) * MAP_SIZE(map));
if (!headers[i].modifiers) errorf("Out of memory in psyc_render for header.\n");
//if (i == PACKET_ROUTING)
if (i == 0)
walk_mapping(map, &fill_routing_header_from_mapping, &headers[i]);
else
walk_mapping(map, &fill_entity_header_from_mapping, &headers[i]);
}
}
#if 0
if (v->item[PSYC_METHOD].type != T_STRING) {
errorf("Wrong type for PSYC_METHOD element in PSYC packet.\n");
if (v->item[PACKET_METHOD].type != T_STRING) {
errorf("Wrong type for PACKET_METHOD element in PSYC packet.\n");
/* NOTREACHED */
return sp;
}
if (v->item[PSYC_BODY].type != T_STRING) {
errorf("Wrong type for PSYC_BODY element in PSYC packet.\n");
if (v->item[PACKET_BODY].type != T_STRING) {
errorf("Wrong type for PACKET_BODY element in PSYC packet.\n");
/* NOTREACHED */
return sp;
}
#else
if (v->item[PSYC_METHOD].type == T_STRING) {
meth = get_txt(v->item[PSYC_METHOD].u.str);
mlen = mstrsize(v->item[PSYC_METHOD].u.str);
if (v->item[PACKET_METHOD].type == T_STRING) {
meth = get_txt(v->item[PACKET_METHOD].u.str);
mlen = mstrsize(v->item[PACKET_METHOD].u.str);
} else {
meth = NULL;
mlen = 0;
}
if (v->item[PSYC_BODY].type == T_STRING) {
body = get_txt(v->item[PSYC_BODY].u.str);
blen = mstrsize(v->item[PSYC_BODY].u.str);
if (v->item[PACKET_BODY].type == T_STRING) {
body = get_txt(v->item[PACKET_BODY].u.str);
blen = mstrsize(v->item[PACKET_BODY].u.str);
} else {
body = NULL;
blen = 0;
}
#endif
// TODO: handle _lists
// FIXME: handle mappings
packet = psyc_newPacket2(NULL, 0, NULL, 0,
packet = psyc_newPacket2(headers[PACKET_ROUTING].modifiers, headers[PACKET_ROUTING].lines,
headers[PACKET_ENTITY].modifiers, headers[PACKET_ENTITY].lines,
meth, mlen, body, blen,
PSYC_PACKET_CHECK_LENGTH);
@ -174,18 +214,18 @@ f_psyc_parse (svalue_t *sp) {
}
v = state->packet;
map = allocate_mapping( 0, 1 ); // empty mapping
map = allocate_mapping(0, 1); // empty mapping
if (!map) errorf("Out of memory for psyc_parse routing header.\n");
put_mapping(&v->item[PSYC_ROUTING], map);
map = allocate_mapping( 0, 1 ); // empty mapping
put_mapping(&v->item[PACKET_ROUTING], map);
map = allocate_mapping(0, 1); // empty mapping
if (!map) errorf("Out of memory for psyc_parse entity header.\n");
put_mapping(&v->item[PSYC_ENTITY], map);
put_mapping(&v->item[PACKET_ENTITY], map);
do {
svalue_t *sv;
ret = psyc_parse(state->parser, &oper, &name, &value);
printf("#%2d %c%.*s = %.*s\n", ret, oper ? oper : ' ', name.length, name.ptr, value.length, value.ptr);
printf("#%2d %c%.*s = %.*s\n", ret, oper ? oper : ' ', (int)name.length, name.ptr, (int)value.length, value.ptr);
switch (ret) {
case PSYC_PARSE_ENTITY_START: case PSYC_PARSE_BODY_START:
@ -229,7 +269,7 @@ f_psyc_parse (svalue_t *sp) {
// new_n_tabled fetches a reference of a probably existing
// shared string
put_string(sv, new_n_tabled(name.ptr, name.length));
sv = get_map_lvalue(v->item[PSYC_ROUTING].u.map, sv);
sv = get_map_lvalue(v->item[PACKET_ROUTING].u.map, sv);
// strings are capable of containing 0 so we can do this
// for binary data too. let's use a tabled string even
// for values of routing variables as they repeat a lot
@ -248,7 +288,7 @@ f_psyc_parse (svalue_t *sp) {
sv = pxalloc(sizeof(svalue_t));
put_string(sv, make_tabled(state->name));
sv = get_map_lvalue(v->item[PSYC_ENTITY].u.map, sv);
sv = get_map_lvalue(v->item[PACKET_ENTITY].u.map, sv);
put_string(sv, state->value);
break;
@ -260,7 +300,7 @@ f_psyc_parse (svalue_t *sp) {
sv = pxalloc(sizeof(svalue_t));
put_string(sv, new_n_tabled(name.ptr, name.length));
sv = get_map_lvalue(v->item[PSYC_ENTITY].u.map, sv);
sv = get_map_lvalue(v->item[PACKET_ENTITY].u.map, sv);
// is it good to put entity variable values into the
// shared string table? probably yes.. but it's a guess
@ -273,18 +313,18 @@ f_psyc_parse (svalue_t *sp) {
break;
case PSYC_PARSE_BODY_END:
put_string(&v->item[PSYC_METHOD], make_tabled(state->name));
put_string(&v->item[PSYC_BODY], state->value);
put_string(&v->item[PACKET_METHOD], make_tabled(state->name));
put_string(&v->item[PACKET_BODY], state->value);
break;
case PSYC_PARSE_BODY:
if (str) errorf("Got two PSYC methods in the same packet!?\n");
// new_n_tabled gets the shared string for the method
put_string(&v->item[PSYC_METHOD],
put_string(&v->item[PACKET_METHOD],
new_n_tabled(name.ptr, name.length));
// allocate an untabled string for the packet body
put_string(&v->item[PSYC_BODY],
put_string(&v->item[PACKET_BODY],
new_n_mstring(value.ptr, value.length));
break;

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@ -11,10 +11,10 @@
# include "array.h"
# include "xalloc.h"
# define PSYC_ROUTING 0
# define PSYC_ENTITY 1
# define PSYC_METHOD 2
# define PSYC_BODY 3
# define PACKET_ROUTING 0
# define PACKET_ENTITY 1
# define PACKET_METHOD 2
# define PACKET_BODY 3
typedef struct psyc_state_s {
psycParseState *parser;

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@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ version_longtype="stable"
# A timestamp, to be used by bumpversion and other scripts.
# It can be used, for example, to 'touch' this file on every build, thus
# forcing revision control systems to add it on every checkin automatically.
version_stamp="Wed May 11 16:44:23 CEST 2011"
version_stamp="Thu May 12 13:50:02 CEST 2011"
# Okay, LDMUD is using 3.x.x so to avoid conflicts let's just use 4.x.x
version_major=4