/// <summary> init : we don't have to do much. Init the tree (there
/// shouldn't be one) and then see if interpolation is turned on.
/// </summary>
public override Object Init(IInternalContextAdapter context, Object data)
{
base.Init(context, data);
/*
* the stringlit is set at template parse time, so we can
* do this here for now. if things change and we can somehow
* create stringlits at runtime, this must
* move to the runtime execution path
*
* so, only if interpolation is turned on AND it starts
* with a " AND it has a directive or reference, then we
* can interpolate. Otherwise, don't bother.
*/
interpolate = FirstToken.Image.StartsWith("\"") &&
((FirstToken.Image.IndexOf('$') != -1) ||
(FirstToken.Image.IndexOf('#') != -1));
/*
* get the contents of the string, minus the '/" at each end
*/
image = FirstToken.Image.Substring(1, (FirstToken.Image.Length - 1) - (1));
/*
* tack a space on the end (dreaded <MORE> kludge)
*/
interpolateImage = string.Format("{0} ", image);
if (interpolate)
{
/*
* now parse and init the nodeTree
*/
TextReader br = new StringReader(interpolateImage);
/*
* it's possible to not have an initialization context - or we don't
* want to trust the caller - so have a fallback value if so
*
* Also, do *not* dump the VM namespace for this template
*/
nodeTree = runtimeServices.Parse(br, (context != null) ? context.CurrentTemplateName : "StringLiteral", false);
/*
* init with context. It won't modify anything
*/
nodeTree.Init(context, runtimeServices);
}
return(data);
}
private object EvaluateInPlace(string content, IInternalContextAdapter context)
{
try
{
SimpleNode inlineNode = runtimeServices.Parse(new StringReader(content), context.CurrentTemplateName, false);
inlineNode.Init(context, runtimeServices);
return(Evaluate(inlineNode, context));
}
catch (Exception)
{
throw new ArgumentException(string.Format("Problem evaluating dictionary entry with content {0}", content));
}
}
/// <summary> does the housekeeping upon creating. If a dynamic type
/// it needs to make an AST for further get()/set() operations
/// Anything else is constant.
/// </summary>
private void setup()
{
switch(type)
{
case ParserTreeConstants.INTEGER_RANGE:
case ParserTreeConstants.REFERENCE:
case ParserTreeConstants.OBJECT_ARRAY:
case ParserTreeConstants.STRING_LITERAL:
case ParserTreeConstants.TEXT:
{
/*
* dynamic types, just render
*/
constant = false;
try
{
/*
* fakie : wrap in directive to get the parser to treat our args as args
* it doesn't matter that #include() can't take all these types, because we
* just want the parser to consider our arg as a Directive/VM arg rather than
* as if inline in schmoo
*/
String buff = string.Format("#include({0} ) ", callerReference);
//ByteArrayInputStream inStream = new ByteArrayInputStream( buff.getBytes() );
//UPGRADE_ISSUE: The equivalent of constructor 'java.io.BufferedReader.BufferedReader' is incompatible with the expected type in C#. 'ms-help://MS.VSCC/commoner/redir/redirect.htm?keyword="jlca1109"'
TextReader br = new StringReader(buff);
nodeTree = runtimeServices.Parse(br, string.Format("VMProxyArg:{0}", callerReference), true);
/*
* now, our tree really is the first DirectiveArg(), and only one
*/
nodeTree = (SimpleNode) nodeTree.GetChild(0).GetChild(0);
/*
* sanity check
*/
if (nodeTree != null && nodeTree.Type != type)
{
runtimeServices.Error("VMProxyArg.setup() : programmer error : type doesn't match node type.");
}
/*
* init. We can do this as they are only references
*/
nodeTree.Init(null, runtimeServices);
}
catch(Exception e)
{
runtimeServices.Error(string.Format("VMProxyArg.setup() : exception {0} : {1}", callerReference, e));
}
break;
}
case ParserTreeConstants.TRUE:
{
constant = true;
staticObject = true;
break;
}
case ParserTreeConstants.FALSE:
{
constant = true;
staticObject = false;
break;
}
case ParserTreeConstants.NUMBER_LITERAL:
{
constant = true;
staticObject = Int32.Parse(callerReference);
break;
}
case ParserTreeConstants.WORD:
{
/*
* this is technically an error...
*/
runtimeServices.Error(
string.Format(
"Unsupported arg type : {0} You most likely intended to call a VM with a string literal, so enclose with ' or \" characters. (VMProxyArg.setup())",
callerReference));
constant = true;
staticObject = new String(callerReference.ToCharArray());
break;
}
default:
{
runtimeServices.Error(string.Format(" VMProxyArg.setup() : unsupported type : {0}", callerReference));
}
break;
}
}
/// <summary> init : we don't have to do much. Init the tree (there
/// shouldn't be one) and then see if interpolation is turned on.
/// </summary>
public override Object Init(IInternalContextAdapter context, Object data)
{
base.Init(context, data);
/*
* the stringlit is set at template parse time, so we can
* do this here for now. if things change and we can somehow
* create stringlits at runtime, this must
* move to the runtime execution path
*
* so, only if interpolation is turned on AND it starts
* with a " AND it has a directive or reference, then we
* can interpolate. Otherwise, don't bother.
*/
interpolate = FirstToken.Image.StartsWith("\"") &&
((FirstToken.Image.IndexOf('$') != - 1) ||
(FirstToken.Image.IndexOf('#') != - 1));
/*
* get the contents of the string, minus the '/" at each end
*/
image = FirstToken.Image.Substring(1, (FirstToken.Image.Length - 1) - (1));
/*
* tack a space on the end (dreaded <MORE> kludge)
*/
interpolateimage = image + " ";
if (interpolate)
{
/*
* now parse and init the nodeTree
*/
TextReader br = new StringReader(interpolateimage);
/*
* it's possible to not have an initialization context - or we don't
* want to trust the caller - so have a fallback value if so
*
* Also, do *not* dump the VM namespace for this template
*/
nodeTree = rsvc.Parse(br, (context != null) ? context.CurrentTemplateName : "StringLiteral", false);
/*
* init with context. It won't modify anything
*/
nodeTree.Init(context, rsvc);
}
return data;
}
internal void parseTree(IInternalContextAdapter ica)
{
try
{
//UPGRADE_ISSUE: The equivalent of constructor 'java.io.BufferedReader.BufferedReader' is incompatible with the expected type in C#. 'ms-help://MS.VSCC/commoner/redir/redirect.htm?keyword="jlca1109"'
TextReader br = new StringReader(macrobody);
nodeTree = Enclosing_Instance.rsvc.Parse(br, "VM:" + macroname, true);
nodeTree.Init(ica, null);
}
catch(System.Exception e)
{
Enclosing_Instance.rsvc.Error("VelocimacroManager.parseTree() : exception " + macroname + " : " + e);
}
}
internal void parseTree(IInternalContextAdapter internalContextAdapter)
{
try
{
//UPGRADE_ISSUE: The equivalent of constructor 'java.io.BufferedReader.BufferedReader' is incompatible with the expected type in C#. 'ms-help://MS.VSCC/commoner/redir/redirect.htm?keyword="jlca1109"'
TextReader br = new StringReader(macroBody);
nodeTree = Enclosing_Instance.runtimeServices.Parse(br, string.Format("VM:{0}", macroName), true);
nodeTree.Init(internalContextAdapter, null);
}
catch(System.Exception e)
{
Enclosing_Instance.runtimeServices.Error(
string.Format("VelocimacroManager.parseTree() : exception {0} : {1}", macroName, e));
}
}
/// <summary> Init : we don't have to do much. Init the tree (there shouldn't be one)
/// and then see if interpolation is turned on.
///
/// </summary>
/// <param name="context">
/// </param>
/// <param name="data">
/// </param>
/// <returns> Init result.
/// </returns>
/// <throws> TemplateInitException </throws>
public override object Init(IInternalContextAdapter context, object data)
{
/*
* simple habit... we prollie don't have an AST beneath us
*/
base.Init(context, data);
/*
* the stringlit is set at template parse time, so we can do this here
* for now. if things change and we can somehow create stringlits at
* runtime, this must move to the runtime execution path
*
* so, only if interpolation is turned on AND it starts with a " AND it
* has a directive or reference, then we can Interpolate. Otherwise,
* don't bother.
*/
interpolate = rsvc.GetBoolean(RuntimeConstants.INTERPOLATE_STRINGLITERALS, true) && FirstToken.Image.StartsWith("\"") && ((FirstToken.Image.IndexOf('$') != -1) || (FirstToken.Image.IndexOf('#') != -1));
/*
* Get the contents of the string, minus the '/" at each end
*/
image = FirstToken.Image.Substring(1, (FirstToken.Image.Length - 1) - (1));
if (FirstToken.Image.StartsWith("\""))
{
image = Unescape(image);
}
/**
* note. A kludge on a kludge. The first part, Geir calls this the
* dreaded <MORE> kludge. Basically, the use of the <MORE> token eats
* the last character of an interpolated string. EXCEPT when a line
* comment (##) is in the string this isn't an issue.
*
* So, to solve this we look for a line comment. If it isn't found we
* Add a space here and remove it later.
*/
/**
* Note - this should really use a regexp to look for [^\]## but
* apparently escaping of line comments isn't working right now anyway.
*/
containsLineComment = (image.IndexOf("##") != -1);
/*
* if appropriate, tack a space on the end (dreaded <MORE> kludge)
*/
if (!containsLineComment)
{
interpolateimage = image + " ";
}
else
{
interpolateimage = image;
}
if (interpolate)
{
/*
* now parse and Init the nodeTree
*/
StringReader br = new StringReader(interpolateimage);
/*
* it's possible to not have an initialization context - or we don't
* want to trust the caller - so have a fallback value if so
*
* Also, do *not* dump the VM namespace for this template
*/
string templateName = (context != null) ? context.CurrentTemplateName : "StringLiteral";
try
{
nodeTree = rsvc.Parse(br, templateName, false);
}
catch (ParseException e)
{
string msg = "Failed to parse String literal at " + Log.Log.FormatFileString(templateName, Line, Column);
throw new TemplateInitException(msg, e, templateName, Column, Line);
}
AdjTokenLineNums(nodeTree);
/*
* Init with context. It won't modify anything
*/
nodeTree.Init(context, rsvc);
}
return(data);
}