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IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT 21b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis // OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, 22b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis // SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT 23b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis // LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, 24b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis // DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY 25b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis // THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT 26b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis // (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE 27b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis // OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. 28b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 29b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// \file utils/config/parser.hpp 30b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// Utilities to read a configuration file into memory. 31b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 32b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis #if !defined(UTILS_CONFIG_PARSER_HPP) 33b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis #define UTILS_CONFIG_PARSER_HPP 34b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 35b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis #include "utils/config/parser_fwd.hpp" 36b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 37b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis #include <memory> 38b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 39b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis #include "utils/config/tree_fwd.hpp" 40b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis #include "utils/fs/path_fwd.hpp" 41b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis #include "utils/noncopyable.hpp" 42b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 43b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis namespace utils { 44b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis namespace config { 45b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 46b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 47b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// A configuration parser. 48b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// 49b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// This parser is a class rather than a function because we need to support 50b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// callbacks to perform the initialization of the config file schema. The 51b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// configuration files always start with a call to syntax(), which define the 52b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// particular version of the schema being used. Depending on such version, the 53b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// layout of the internal tree representation needs to be different. 54b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// 55b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// A parser implementation must provide a setup() method to set up the 56b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// configuration schema based on the particular combination of syntax format 57b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// and version specified on the file. 58b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// 59b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// Parser objects are not supposed to be reused, and specific trees are not 60b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// supposed to be passed to multiple parsers (even if sequentially). Doing so 61b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// will cause all kinds of inconsistencies in the managed tree itself or in the 62b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// Lua state. 63b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis class parser : noncopyable { 64b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis public: 65b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis struct impl; 66b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 67b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis private: 68b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// Pointer to the internal implementation. 69*b392a90bSJohn Baldwin std::unique_ptr< impl > _pimpl; 70b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 71b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// Hook to initialize the tree keys before reading the file. 72b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// 73b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// This hook gets called when the configuration file defines its specific 74b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// format by calling the syntax() function. We have to delay the tree 75b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// initialization until this point because, before we know what version of 76b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// a configuration file we are parsing, we cannot know what keys are valid. 77b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// 78b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// \param [in,out] config_tree The tree in which to define the key 79b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// structure. 80b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// \param syntax_version The version of the file format as specified in the 81b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// configuration file. 82b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis virtual void setup(tree& config_tree, const int syntax_version) = 0; 83b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 84b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis public: 85b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis explicit parser(tree&); 86b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis virtual ~parser(void); 87b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 88b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis void parse(const fs::path&); 89b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis }; 90b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 91b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 92b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis } // namespace config 93b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis } // namespace utils 94b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 95b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis #endif // !defined(UTILS_CONFIG_PARSER_HPP) 96