#!/usr/bin/env python3 #****************************************************************************** # Copyright (C) 2018 Thomas "Cakeisalie5" Touhey # This file is part of the textoutpc project, which is MIT-licensed. #****************************************************************************** """ Layer on top of the character stream. See the `TextoutStream` class description for more information. """ import io as _io import regex as _re __all__ = ["TextoutStream", "TextoutUnit"] # --- # Class definitions. # --- class TextoutUnit: """ Raw textout stream unit. """ BEGIN = 1 END = 2 SPECIAL = 3 NEWLINE = 4 PARSEP = 5 def __init__(self, *args): self.full = '' if len(args) > 1: self.type, self.name, self.value, *_ = args + (None,) return result = args[0] gr = result.groupdict() self.name = None self.value = None if gr['sname'] == '\n': self.type = self.NEWLINE elif gr['parsep'] != None: self.type = self.PARSEP elif gr['bname'] != None: self.type = self.BEGIN self.name = gr['bname'] self.value = gr['value'] self.full = "[{}{}]".format(self.name, "=" + self.value if self.value != None else "") elif gr['ename'] != None: self.type = self.END self.name = gr['ename'] self.full = "[/" + self.name + "]" else: self.type = self.SPECIAL self.name = gr['sname'] self.full = self.name if self.name != None: self.name = self.name.lower() if self.type != self.SPECIAL: self.name = "[{}]".format(self.name) def __repr__(self): typetab = {self.BEGIN: "begin", self.END: "end", self.SPECIAL: "special", self.NEWLINE: "newline"} return '_TextoutUnit(type={}{}{})'.format(\ typetab[self.type], ', name=' + repr(self.name) if self.name != None else "", ', value=' + repr(self.value) if self.value != None else "") def __equ__(self, other): if not isinstance(other, TextoutUnit): return False if self.type == other.type \ and (self.type == self.NEWLINE or self.name == other.name) \ and (self.type != self.BEGIN or self.value == other.value): return False return True class TextoutStream: """ Textout stream, for easier stream processing. The idea behind this stream is that it will provide more suitable (therefore easier to process) data for the applications above, with raw text and tags. """ # A tag can basically be one of the following things: # - a starting tag, looking like [] or [=] # - an ending tag, looking like [/] # - a special tag (starting or ending), usually one-char (the only # one currently available is the ` tag). # # A tag name is 32 chars at most (at least 1 char). # A closing tag can have no name, which means that it will close the # last opened tag automatically. # A tag attribute is 256 chars at most. # # FIXME: check the sizes? it seems that it stopped working… _Tag = _re.compile(r""" \[\s? (?P (?P[^\/\[\]\=][^\[\]\=]* (\[(?&bname_e)\]?)*)* ) (\s?=\s?(?P (?P[^\[\]]* (\[(?&value_e)\]?)*)* ))? \s?\] | \[[\\\/]\s?(?P (?P[^\/\[\]\=][^\[\]\=]* (\[(?&ename_e)\]?)*)* )\s?\] | (?P[\n]{2,}) | (?P`|[\n]) """, _re.VERBOSE | _re.DOTALL | _re.MULTILINE) # Keep this buffer size above the maximum size of a tag (387) # for this class to work alright. Anything above 512 should work great. BUFFER_SIZE = 1024 def __init__(self, stream): # If the 'stream' is a string, we want to use standard stream # functions, so we're gonna enforce them using the `StringIO` class. if isinstance(stream, str): stream = _io.StringIO(stream) # Buffer management. self.stream = stream self.buf = "" # Management of the last tag match. self.result = None self.last = None # Error position. self.pos = 0 self.line = 0 self.col = 0 def __iter__(self): # This class is (obviously) iterable. # We want to use this class as the iterator as well. return self def __next__(self): # If we have a result, process it. if self.result: data, self.result = TextoutUnit(self.result), None self.last = data return data # Make sure to have enough data to read. self.buf += self.stream.read(self.BUFFER_SIZE - len(self.buf)) if not self.buf: self.last = None raise StopIteration # Check that we have a result. result = self._Tag.search(self.buf, partial = True) if not result: text = self.buf self.buf = '' self.last = text return text # If there is some text, return it. # Eventually store the result so we can process it later. if result.start() > 0: ret = self.buf[:result.start()] self.buf = self.buf[result.end():] if not result.partial: self.result = result self.last = ret return ret # Process the result now! self.buf = self.buf[result.end():] data = TextoutUnit(result) self.last = data return data # End of file.