private void Match(JsonToken.TokenType jtExpected)
{
if (jtExpected == m_jtCurToken.Type)
m_jtCurToken = m_jtTokenizer.GetNextToken();
else
throw new ApplicationException("Expected " + jtExpected.ToString() + ", got " + m_jtCurToken.Type.ToString());
}
public JsonToken GetNextToken()
{
StringBuilder sbCurTokenString = new StringBuilder(""); //current string accumulator
char cCurChar = '0'; //the current character read from the source file
string sAppendChar = ""; //used to eliminate unecessary white space
JsonToken tkFinal;
char cPrevChar = (char)0;
while (true)
{
//if we've reached the end of the source file, return an EOF token
if (m_srStream.EndOfStream)
{
if (m_bReachedEOF)
{
tkFinal = new JsonToken("End of Stream", JsonToken.TokenType.EOS);
break;
}
else
{
m_fsaAutomaton.FeedEOF();
m_bReachedEOF = true;
}
}
else
{
//get next character from source file, feed it to the FSA
cCurChar = (char)m_srStream.Peek();
m_fsaAutomaton.Feed(cCurChar);
sAppendChar = cCurChar.ToString();
}
if (sAppendChar.Length > 0)
cPrevChar = sAppendChar[0];
//if an accepting state has been reached, exit the loop
if (m_fsaAutomaton.Accepted)
{
//check to see if this state requires the source file to be backed up.
//Backups occur when a token can only be recognized by identifying the
//character that follows it.
if (m_fsaAutomaton.BackUp)
m_fsaAutomaton.Feed(cPrevChar); //feed the backup char to the FSA
else
{
//append the last character and feed it to the FSA again.
//It is not logically clear why the FSA must be fed the current character
//a second time. If it is not, the tokenizer does not lex correctly.
//It seems that the second feeding returns the tokenizer immediately to
//state 1, the starting state, which is desirable.
sbCurTokenString.Append(sAppendChar);
m_fsaAutomaton.Feed(cCurChar);
m_srStream.Read(); //actually consume the character (no backup was required)
}
tkFinal = new JsonToken(JsonUtilities.Unescape(QuoteTrim(sbCurTokenString.ToString())));
break;
}
else
{
sbCurTokenString.Append(sAppendChar);
m_srStream.Read(); //actually consume the character
}
} //while
return tkFinal;
}
public JsonToken GetNextToken()
{
StringBuilder sbCurTokenString = new StringBuilder(""); //current string accumulator
char cCurChar = '0'; //the current character read from the source file
string sAppendChar = ""; //used to eliminate unecessary white space
JsonToken tkFinal;
char cPrevChar = (char)0;
while (true)
{
//if we've reached the end of the source file, return an EOF token
if (m_srStream.EndOfStream)
{
if (m_bReachedEOF)
{
tkFinal = new JsonToken("End of Stream", JsonToken.TokenType.EOS);
break;
}
else
{
m_fsaAutomaton.FeedEOF();
m_bReachedEOF = true;
}
}
else
{
//get next character from source file, feed it to the FSA
cCurChar = (char)m_srStream.Peek();
m_fsaAutomaton.Feed(cCurChar);
sAppendChar = cCurChar.ToString();
}
if (sAppendChar.Length > 0)
{
cPrevChar = sAppendChar[0];
}
//if an accepting state has been reached, exit the loop
if (m_fsaAutomaton.Accepted)
{
//check to see if this state requires the source file to be backed up.
//Backups occur when a token can only be recognized by identifying the
//character that follows it.
if (m_fsaAutomaton.BackUp)
{
m_fsaAutomaton.Feed(cPrevChar); //feed the backup char to the FSA
}
else
{
//append the last character and feed it to the FSA again.
//It is not logically clear why the FSA must be fed the current character
//a second time. If it is not, the tokenizer does not lex correctly.
//It seems that the second feeding returns the tokenizer immediately to
//state 1, the starting state, which is desirable.
sbCurTokenString.Append(sAppendChar);
m_fsaAutomaton.Feed(cCurChar);
m_srStream.Read(); //actually consume the character (no backup was required)
}
tkFinal = new JsonToken(JsonUtilities.Unescape(QuoteTrim(sbCurTokenString.ToString())));
break;
}
else
{
sbCurTokenString.Append(sAppendChar);
m_srStream.Read(); //actually consume the character
}
} //while
return(tkFinal);
}
public JsonDocument ParseStream(StreamReader stmRead)
{
m_jtTokenizer.InitWithStream(stmRead);
m_jtCurToken = m_jtTokenizer.GetNextToken();
switch (m_jtCurToken.Type)
{
case JsonToken.TokenType.OpenCurly:
return new JsonDocument(Node());
case JsonToken.TokenType.OpenBracket:
return new JsonDocument(List());
default:
return null;
}
}
public JsonToken(string sInitText, JsonToken.TokenType jtInitType)
{
m_jtType = jtInitType;
m_sText = sInitText;
}