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kvirc/src/modules/objects/class_xmlreader.cpp

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//=============================================================================
//
// File : class_xmlreader.cpp
// Created on Tue 27 Dec 2005 00:14:09 by Szymon Stefanek
//
// This file is part of the KVIrc IRC Client distribution
// Copyright (C) 2005 Szymon Stefanek <pragma at kvirc dot net>
//
// This program is FREE software. You can redistribute it and/or
// modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
// as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2
// of the License, or (at your opinion) any later version.
//
// 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.
//
//=============================================================================
#include "class_xmlreader.h"
#include "kvi_locale.h"
#include "kvi_kvs_variantlist.h"
#include "kvi_kvs_hash.h"
#include "kvi_qstring.h"
/*
@doc: xmlreader
@keyterms:
xml
@title:
xmlreader class
@type:
class
@short:
A simple xml document parser
@inherits:
[class]object[/class]
@description:
This class implements a really simple xml document parser.
You will usually derive your own class from this one and reimplement
some of the events that it triggers.
You will typically reimplement [classfnc:xmlparser]onElementStart[/classfnc]()
and [classfnc:xmlparser]onElementEnd[/classfnc]() that will be called
during the execution of [classfnc:xmlparser]$parse[/classfnc]() in an order
reflecting the order of elements in the parsed document.
@functions:
!fn: <boolean> $parse(<xml_data:string>)
Call this function to parse a string that contains an XML document.
A typical call for this method will look like:
[example]
%x = [fnc]$new[/fnc](xmlparser)
%x->$parse([fnc]$file.read[/fnc]("/home/somefile.xml"))
[/example]
During the call the <xml_data> string will be parsed and the
relevant on* events (see below) will be triggered.
$parse will return $true when the parsing terminates succesfully
or $false if it aborts for some reason (unrecoverable error
in the document, user abort etc...).
If this function return $false then you can call $lastError() to
obtain a descriptive error message.
!fn: <string> $lastError()
Returns the last error occured inside the parser.
You will typically call this function when $parse() above returns $false.
!fn: <boolean> $onDocumentStart()
This function is called when the document parsing starts.
You can reimplement it in order to handle this notification.
You should return $true if you want document parsing to continue
and $false if you want it to be aborted.
The default implementation does nothing besides returning $true.
!fn: <boolean> $onDocumentEnd()
This function is called when the document parsing terminates succesfully.
You can reimplement it in order to handle this notification.
You should return $true if you want document parsing to continue
and $false if you want it to be aborted.
The default implementation does nothing besides returning $true.
!fn: <boolean> $onElementStart(<qualified_name:string>,<attributes:hash>,<namespace:string>,<local_name:string>)
This function is called when an element opening tag is encountered.
The <qualified_name> of the tag is passed as the first parameter.
The <attributes> are passed in the form of a hash with attribute
values indexed by their names.
When the <qualified_name> contains a namespace then it is also reported
in the splitted <namespace> <local_name> pair.
You should return $true if you want document parsing to continue
and $false if you want it to be aborted.
The default implementation does nothing besides returning $true.
!fn: <boolean> $onElementEnd(<qualified_name:string>,<namespace:string>,<local_name:string>)
This function is called when an element closing tag is encountered.
The <qualified_name> of the tag is passed as the first parameter.
When the <qualified_name> contains a namespace then it is also reported
in the splitted <namespace> <local_name> pair.
You should return $true if you want document parsing to continue
and $false if you want it to be aborted.
The default implementation does nothing besides returning $true.
!fn: <boolean> $onText($0 = <text:string>)
This function is called when a chunk of text is encountered inside the document.
The parsed <text> chunk is passed as the first parameter.
You should return $true if you want document parsing to continue
and $false if you want it to be aborted.
The default implementation does nothing besides returning $true.
!fn: <boolean> $onWarning(<message:string>)
This function is called when the parser generates a recoverable error.
The error <message> is passed as the first parameter.
You should return $true if you want document parsing to continue
and $false if you want it to be aborted.
The default implementation does nothing besides returning $true.
!fn: <boolean> $onError(<message:string>)
This function is called when the parser generates an unrecoverable error.
The error <message> is passed as the first parameter.
The document parsing can't continue.
The default implementation does nothing besides returning $true.
*/
#ifndef TQT_NO_XML
#include <tqxml.h>
class KviXmlHandler : public TQXmlDefaultHandler
{
protected:
KviKvsObject_xmlreader * m_pReader;
TQString m_szErrorString;
public:
KviXmlHandler(KviKvsObject_xmlreader * pReader)
{
m_pReader = pReader;
}
~KviXmlHandler()
{
}
private:
bool kvsCodeFailure()
{
m_szErrorString = __tr2qs("Error in KVS class implementation: processing aborted");
return false;
}
bool kvsCodeAbort()
{
m_szErrorString = __tr2qs("Processing aborted");
return false;
}
void decodeException(TQString &szMsg,bool bError,const TQXmlParseException &exception)
{
if(bError)
KviTQString::sprintf(szMsg,__tr2qs("Error near line %d, column %d"),exception.lineNumber(),exception.columnNumber());
else
KviTQString::sprintf(szMsg,__tr2qs("Warning near line %d, column %d"),exception.lineNumber(),exception.columnNumber());
szMsg += ": ";
szMsg += exception.message();
}
bool handleKvsCallReturnValue(KviKvsVariant * pRetVal)
{
if(!pRetVal->asBoolean())return kvsCodeAbort();
return true;
}
public:
virtual bool startDocument()
{
KviKvsVariant ret;
if(!m_pReader->callFunction(m_pReader,"onDocumentStart",&ret))
return kvsCodeFailure();
return handleKvsCallReturnValue(&ret);
}
virtual bool endDocument()
{
KviKvsVariant ret;
if(!m_pReader->callFunction(m_pReader,"onDocumentEnd",&ret))
return kvsCodeFailure();
return handleKvsCallReturnValue(&ret);
}
virtual bool startElement(const TQString &szNamespaceUri,const TQString &szLocalName,const TQString &szQualifiedName,const TQXmlAttributes &attrs)
{
KviKvsVariant ret;
KviKvsVariantList par;
par.setAutoDelete(true);
par.append(new KviKvsVariant(szQualifiedName));
KviKvsHash * pHash = new KviKvsHash();
par.append(new KviKvsVariant(pHash));
par.append(new KviKvsVariant(szNamespaceUri));
par.append(new KviKvsVariant(szLocalName));
int c = attrs.count();
for(int i=0;i<c;i++)
pHash->set(attrs.qName(i),new KviKvsVariant(attrs.value(i)));
if(!m_pReader->callFunction(m_pReader,"onElementStart",&ret,&par))
return kvsCodeFailure();
return handleKvsCallReturnValue(&ret);
}
virtual bool endElement(const TQString &szNamespaceUri,const TQString &szLocalName,const TQString &szQualifiedName)
{
KviKvsVariant ret;
KviKvsVariantList par;
par.setAutoDelete(true);
par.append(new KviKvsVariant(szQualifiedName));
par.append(new KviKvsVariant(szNamespaceUri));
par.append(new KviKvsVariant(szLocalName));
if(!m_pReader->callFunction(m_pReader,"onElementEnd",&ret,&par))
return kvsCodeFailure();
return handleKvsCallReturnValue(&ret);
}
virtual bool characters(const TQString &szChars)
{
KviKvsVariant ret;
KviKvsVariantList par;
par.setAutoDelete(true);
par.append(new KviKvsVariant(szChars));
if(!m_pReader->callFunction(m_pReader,"onText",&ret,&par))
return kvsCodeFailure();
return handleKvsCallReturnValue(&ret);
}
virtual bool warning(const TQXmlParseException &exception)
{
// recoverable
TQString szMsg;
decodeException(szMsg,false,exception);
KviKvsVariant ret;
KviKvsVariantList par;
par.setAutoDelete(true);
par.append(new KviKvsVariant(szMsg));
if(!m_pReader->callFunction(m_pReader,"onWarning",&ret,&par))
return kvsCodeFailure();
return handleKvsCallReturnValue(&ret);
}
virtual bool error(const TQXmlParseException &exception)
{
// recoverable
TQString szMsg;
decodeException(szMsg,false,exception);
KviKvsVariant ret;
KviKvsVariantList par;
par.setAutoDelete(true);
par.append(new KviKvsVariant(szMsg));
if(!m_pReader->callFunction(m_pReader,"onWarning",&ret,&par))
return kvsCodeFailure();
return handleKvsCallReturnValue(&ret);
}
virtual bool fatalError(const TQXmlParseException &exception)
{
TQString szMsg;
decodeException(szMsg,true,exception);
m_pReader->fatalError(szMsg);
return true;
}
virtual TQString errorString()
{
return m_szErrorString;
}
};
#endif // !TQT_NO_XML
KVSO_BEGIN_REGISTERCLASS(KviKvsObject_xmlreader,"xmlreader","object")
KVSO_REGISTER_HANDLER(KviKvsObject_xmlreader,"lastError",function_lastError)
KVSO_REGISTER_HANDLER(KviKvsObject_xmlreader,"parse",function_parse)
KVSO_REGISTER_STANDARD_TRUERETURN_HANDLER(KviKvsObject_xmlreader,"onDocumentStart")
KVSO_REGISTER_STANDARD_TRUERETURN_HANDLER(KviKvsObject_xmlreader,"onDocumentEnd")
KVSO_REGISTER_STANDARD_TRUERETURN_HANDLER(KviKvsObject_xmlreader,"onElementStart")
KVSO_REGISTER_STANDARD_TRUERETURN_HANDLER(KviKvsObject_xmlreader,"onElementEnd")
KVSO_REGISTER_STANDARD_TRUERETURN_HANDLER(KviKvsObject_xmlreader,"onText")
KVSO_REGISTER_STANDARD_TRUERETURN_HANDLER(KviKvsObject_xmlreader,"onWarning")
KVSO_REGISTER_STANDARD_TRUERETURN_HANDLER(KviKvsObject_xmlreader,"onError")
KVSO_END_REGISTERCLASS(KviKvsObject_xmlreader)
KVSO_BEGIN_CONSTRUCTOR(KviKvsObject_xmlreader,KviKvsObject)
KVSO_END_CONSTRUCTOR(KviKvsObject_xmlreader)
KVSO_BEGIN_DESTRUCTOR(KviKvsObject_xmlreader)
KVSO_END_DESTRUCTOR(KviKvsObject_xmlreader)
void KviKvsObject_xmlreader::fatalError(const TQString &szError)
{
m_szLastError = szError;
KviKvsVariantList vArgs;
vArgs.append(new KviKvsVariant(m_szLastError));
callFunction(this,"onError",&vArgs);
}
bool KviKvsObject_xmlreader::function_parse(KviKvsObjectFunctionCall *c)
{
TQString szString;
KVSO_PARAMETERS_BEGIN(c)
KVSO_PARAMETER("string",KVS_PT_STRING,0,szString)
KVSO_PARAMETERS_END(c)
#ifdef TQT_NO_XML
fatalError(__tr2qs("XML support not available in the TQt library"));
c->returnValue()->setBoolean(false);
#else
m_szLastError = "";
KviXmlHandler handler(this);
TQXmlInputSource source;
// We have a problem here.. most kvirc functions already interpret the data
// read from files. We should have binary data handling features to get this to work correctly.
// The following snippet of code tries to provide a best-effort workaround.
KviTQCString utf8data = KviTQString::toUtf8(szString);
TQByteArray data = utf8data;
data.truncate(utf8data.length()); // don't include the null terminator in data
source.setData(data);
//tqDebug("PARSING(%s) LEN(%d)",szString.utf8().data(),szString.utf8().length());
TQXmlSimpleReader reader;
reader.setContentHandler(&handler);
reader.setErrorHandler(&handler);
c->returnValue()->setBoolean(reader.parse(source));
#endif
return true;
}
bool KviKvsObject_xmlreader::function_lastError(KviKvsObjectFunctionCall *c)
{
c->returnValue()->setString(m_szLastError);
return true;
}
#include "m_class_xmlreader.moc"