protected override ExtractedInfo ExtractFieldString(LineInfo line)
{
if (line.CurrentLength == 0)
{
if (mIsOptional)
return ExtractedInfo.Empty;
else
throw new BadUsageException("End Of Line found processing the field: " + mFieldInfo.Name + " at line " + line.mReader.LineNumber.ToString() + ". (You need to mark it as [FieldOptional] if you want to avoid this exception)");
}
ExtractedInfo res;
if (line.CurrentLength < mFieldLength)
if (mFixedMode == FixedMode.AllowLessChars || mFixedMode == FixedMode.AllowVariableLength)
res = new ExtractedInfo(line);
else
throw new BadUsageException("The string '" + line.CurrentString + "' (length " + line.CurrentLength.ToString() + ") at line " + line.mReader.LineNumber.ToString() + " has less chars than the defined for " + mFieldInfo.Name + " (" + mFieldLength.ToString() + "). You can use the [FixedLengthRecord(FixedMode.AllowLessChars)] to avoid this problem.");
else if (mIsLast && line.CurrentLength > mFieldLength && mFixedMode != FixedMode.AllowMoreChars && mFixedMode != FixedMode.AllowVariableLength)
throw new BadUsageException("The string '" + line.CurrentString + "' (length " + line.CurrentLength.ToString() + ") at line " + line.mReader.LineNumber.ToString() + " has more chars than the defined for the last field " + mFieldInfo.Name + " (" + mFieldLength.ToString() + ").You can use the [FixedLengthRecord(FixedMode.AllowMoreChars)] to avoid this problem.");
else
res = new ExtractedInfo(line, line.mCurrentPos + mFieldLength);
return res;
}
private ExtractedInfo BasicExtractString(LineInfo line)
{
ExtractedInfo res;
if (mIsLast)
res = new ExtractedInfo(line);
else
{
int sepPos;
sepPos = line.IndexOf(mSeparator);
if (sepPos == -1)
{
if (mNextIsOptional == false)
{
string msg = null;
if (mIsFirst && line.EmptyFromPos())
msg = "The line " + line.mReader.LineNumber.ToString() + " is empty. Maybe you need to use the attribute [IgnoreEmptyLines] in your record class.";
else
msg = "The delimiter '" + mSeparator + "' can´t be found after the field '" + mFieldInfo.Name + "' at line " + line.mReader.LineNumber.ToString() + " (the record has less fields, the delimiter is wrong or the next field must be marked as optional).";
throw new FileHelpersException(msg);
}
else
sepPos = line.mLine.Length - 1;
}
res = new ExtractedInfo(line, sepPos);
}
return res;
}
internal object AssignFromString(ExtractedInfo fieldString, LineInfo line)
{
object val;
switch (mTrimMode)
{
case TrimMode.None:
break;
case TrimMode.Both:
fieldString.TrimBoth(mTrimChars);
break;
case TrimMode.Left:
fieldString.TrimStart(mTrimChars);
break;
case TrimMode.Right:
fieldString.TrimEnd(mTrimChars);
break;
}
try
{
if (mConvertProvider == null)
{
if (mIsStringField)
val = fieldString.ExtractedString();
else
{
// Trim it to use Convert.ChangeType
fieldString.TrimBoth(WhitespaceChars);
if (fieldString.Length == 0)
{
// Empty stand for null
val = GetNullValue();
}
else
{
val = Convert.ChangeType(fieldString.ExtractedString(), mFieldType, null);
}
}
}
else
{
if (mConvertProvider.CustomNullHandling == false &&
fieldString.HasOnlyThisChars(WhitespaceChars))
{
val = GetNullValue();
}
else
{
var from = fieldString.ExtractedString();
val = mConvertProvider.StringToField(from);
if (val == null)
val = GetNullValue();
}
}
return val;
}
catch (ConvertException ex)
{
var e = ConvertException.ReThrowException(ex, mFieldInfo.Name, line.mReader.LineNumber, fieldString.ExtractedFrom + 1);
throw e;
}
}
