public static void Decode(ref AsnValueReader reader, Asn1Tag expectedTag, ReadOnlyMemory <byte> rebind, out AttributeAsn decoded) { decoded = default; AsnValueReader sequenceReader = reader.ReadSequence(expectedTag); AsnValueReader collectionReader; ReadOnlySpan <byte> rebindSpan = rebind.Span; int offset; ReadOnlySpan <byte> tmpSpan; decoded.AttrType = sequenceReader.ReadObjectIdentifier(); // Decode SEQUENCE OF for AttrValues { collectionReader = sequenceReader.ReadSetOf(); var tmpList = new List <ReadOnlyMemory <byte> >(); ReadOnlyMemory <byte> tmpItem; while (collectionReader.HasData) { tmpSpan = collectionReader.ReadEncodedValue(); tmpItem = rebindSpan.Overlaps(tmpSpan, out offset) ? rebind.Slice(offset, tmpSpan.Length) : tmpSpan.ToArray(); tmpList.Add(tmpItem); } decoded.AttrValues = tmpList.ToArray(); } sequenceReader.ThrowIfNotEmpty(); }
/// <summary> /// Reads the next value as a SET-OF with the specified tag /// and returns the result as an <see cref="AsnReader"/> positioned at the first /// value in the set-of (or with <see cref="HasData"/> == <c>false</c>). /// </summary> /// <param name="expectedTag">The tag to check for before reading.</param> /// <param name="skipSortOrderValidation"> /// <c>true</c> to always accept the data in the order it is presented, /// <c>false</c> to verify that the data is sorted correctly when the /// encoding rules say sorting was required (CER and DER). /// </param> /// <returns> /// an <see cref="AsnReader"/> positioned at the first /// value in the set-of (or with <see cref="HasData"/> == <c>false</c>). /// </returns> /// <remarks> /// the nested content is not evaluated by this method (aside from sort order, when /// required), and may contain data which is not valid under the current encoding rules. /// </remarks> /// <exception cref="CryptographicException"> /// the next value does not have the correct tag --OR-- /// the length encoding is not valid under the current encoding rules --OR-- /// the contents are not valid under the current encoding rules /// </exception> /// <exception cref="ArgumentException"> /// <paramref name="expectedTag"/>.<see cref="Asn1Tag.TagClass"/> is /// <see cref="TagClass.Universal"/>, but /// <paramref name="expectedTag"/>.<see cref="Asn1Tag.TagValue"/> is not correct for /// the method /// </exception> public AsnReader ReadSetOf(Asn1Tag expectedTag, bool skipSortOrderValidation = false) { AsnValueReader valueReader = OpenValueReader(); AsnValueReader innerValueReader = valueReader.ReadSetOf(expectedTag, skipSortOrderValidation); AsnReader ret = new AsnReader(_data, RuleSet); innerValueReader.MatchSlice(ref ret._data); valueReader.MatchSlice(ref _data); return(ret); }
internal static void Decode(ref AsnValueReader reader, Asn1Tag expectedTag, ReadOnlyMemory <byte> rebind, out PrivateKeyInfoAsn decoded) { decoded = default; AsnValueReader sequenceReader = reader.ReadSequence(expectedTag); AsnValueReader collectionReader; ReadOnlySpan <byte> rebindSpan = rebind.Span; int offset; ReadOnlySpan <byte> tmpSpan; if (!sequenceReader.TryReadUInt8(out decoded.Version)) { sequenceReader.ThrowIfNotEmpty(); } Medikit.Security.Cryptography.Asn1.AlgorithmIdentifierAsn.Decode(ref sequenceReader, rebind, out decoded.PrivateKeyAlgorithm); if (sequenceReader.TryReadPrimitiveOctetStringBytes(out tmpSpan)) { decoded.PrivateKey = rebindSpan.Overlaps(tmpSpan, out offset) ? rebind.Slice(offset, tmpSpan.Length) : tmpSpan.ToArray(); } else { decoded.PrivateKey = sequenceReader.ReadOctetString(); } if (sequenceReader.HasData && sequenceReader.PeekTag().HasSameClassAndValue(new Asn1Tag(TagClass.ContextSpecific, 0))) { // Decode SEQUENCE OF for Attributes { collectionReader = sequenceReader.ReadSetOf(new Asn1Tag(TagClass.ContextSpecific, 0)); var tmpList = new List <Medikit.Security.Cryptography.Asn1.AttributeAsn>(); Medikit.Security.Cryptography.Asn1.AttributeAsn tmpItem; while (collectionReader.HasData) { Medikit.Security.Cryptography.Asn1.AttributeAsn.Decode(ref collectionReader, rebind, out tmpItem); tmpList.Add(tmpItem); } decoded.Attributes = tmpList.ToArray(); } } sequenceReader.ThrowIfNotEmpty(); }