131 lines
6.1 KiB
Python
131 lines
6.1 KiB
Python
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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from appy.shared.xml_parser import XmlEnvironment, XmlParser
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from appy.pod.buffers import MemoryBuffer
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# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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class PxEnvironment(XmlEnvironment):
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'''Environment for the PX parser.'''
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def __init__(self):
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# In the following buffer, we will create a single memory sub-buffer
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# that will hold the result of parsing the PX = a hierarchy of memory
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# buffers = PX's AST (Abstract Syntax Tree).
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# A major difference between POD and PX: POD creates the AST and
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# generates the result in the same step: one AST is generated, and then
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# directly produces a single evaluation, in the root file buffer. PX
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# works in 2 steps: the AST is initially created in self.ast. Then,
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# several (concurrent) evaluations can occur, without re-generating the
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# AST.
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self.ast = MemoryBuffer(self, None)
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# Buffer where we must dump the content we are currently reading
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self.currentBuffer = self.ast
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# Tag content we are currently reading. We will put something in this
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# attribute only if we encounter content that is Python code.
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# Else, we will directly dump the parsed content into the current
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# buffer.
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self.currentContent = ''
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# The currently walked element. We redefine it here. This attribute is
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# normally managed by the parent XmlEnvironment, but we do not use the
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# standard machinery from this environmment and from the default
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# XmlParser for better performance. Indeed, the base parser and env
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# process namespaces, and we do not need this for the PX parser.
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self.currentElem = None
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# Exceptions are always raised (for pod, it is not the case)
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self.raiseOnError = True
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def addSubBuffer(self):
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subBuffer = self.currentBuffer.addSubBuffer()
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self.currentBuffer = subBuffer
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def isActionElem(self, elem):
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'''Returns True if the currently walked p_elem is the same elem as the
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main buffer elem.'''
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action = self.currentBuffer.action
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return action and (action.elem == elem)
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# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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class PxParser(XmlParser):
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'''PX parser that is specific for parsing PX data.'''
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pxAttributes = ('var', 'for', 'if', 'var2')
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# No-end tags
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noEndTags = ('br', 'img', 'link', 'input')
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noDumpTags = ('selected', 'checked', 'disabled', 'multiple')
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# The following dict allows to convert attrs "lfor" to "for". Indeed,
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# because tags "label" can have an attribute named "for", it clashes with
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# the "for" attribute added by PX. The solution is to force users to write,
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# in their PX, the HTML attr for" as "lfor".
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renamedAttributes = {'lfor': 'for'}
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def __init__(self, env, caller=None):
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XmlParser.__init__(self, env, caller)
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def startElement(self, elem, attrs):
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'''A start p_elem with p_attrs is encountered in the PX.'''
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e = self.env
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self.currentElem = elem
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# See if we have a PX attribute among p_attrs.
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found = False
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for name in self.pxAttributes:
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if attrs.has_key(name):
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if not found:
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# This is the first PX attr we find.
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# Create a sub-buffer with an action.
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e.addSubBuffer()
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found = True
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# Add the action.
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e.currentBuffer.createPxAction(elem, name, attrs[name])
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if e.isActionElem(elem):
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# Add a temp element in the buffer (that will be unreferenced
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# later). This way, when encountering the corresponding end element,
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# we will be able to check whether the end element corresponds to
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# the main element or to a sub-element.
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e.currentBuffer.addElement(elem, elemType='px')
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if elem != 'x':
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# Dump the start element and its attributes. But as a preamble,
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# manage special attributes that could not be dumped at all, like
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# "selected" or "checked".
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hook = None
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ignorableAttrs = self.pxAttributes
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for name in self.noDumpTags:
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if attrs.has_key(name) and attrs[name].startswith(':'):
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hook = (name, attrs[name][1:])
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ignorableAttrs += (name,)
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break
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e.currentBuffer.dumpStartElement(elem, attrs,
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ignoreAttrs=ignorableAttrs, noEndTag=elem in self.noEndTags,
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hook=hook, renamedAttrs=self.renamedAttributes)
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def endElement(self, elem):
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e = self.env
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# Manage the potentially collected Python expression in
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# e.currentContent.
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if e.currentContent:
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e.currentBuffer.addExpression(e.currentContent)
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e.currentContent = ''
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# Dump the end element into the current buffer
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if (elem != 'x') and (elem not in self.noEndTags):
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e.currentBuffer.dumpEndElement(elem)
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# If this element is the main element of the current buffer, we must
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# pop it and continue to work in the parent buffer.
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if e.isActionElem(elem):
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# Is it the buffer main element?
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isMainElement = e.currentBuffer.isMainElement(elem)
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# Unreference the element among buffer.elements
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e.currentBuffer.unreferenceElement(elem)
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if isMainElement:
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# Continue to work in the parent buffer
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e.currentBuffer = e.currentBuffer.parent
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def characters(self, content):
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e = self.env
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if not e.currentContent and content.startswith(':'):
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# This content is not static content to dump as-is into the result:
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# it is a Python expression.
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e.currentContent += content[1:]
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elif e.currentContent:
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# We continue to dump the Python expression.
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e.currentContent += content
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else:
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e.currentBuffer.dumpContent(content)
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# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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