private void Compare(DiffResult result)
{
_continueComparing = true;
bool controlRead, testRead;
// Yuck! (Says RandyR) Exceptions are too expensive to use to control program flow like this.
// Compare these times with and without the exceptions:
// ZPI data set, DM09->DM10
// With 19K exceptions: RevisionInspector.GetChangeRecords: 00:02:31.5675604
// Use bool (_continueComparing) to control it, not exception: RevisionInspector.GetChangeRecords: 00:00:30.9605999
// The bool code is two minutes faster.
//try
//{
do
{
controlRead = _controlReader.Read();
try
{
testRead = _testReader.Read();
}
catch (Exception e)
{
throw e; //just need a place to put a breakpoint
}
Compare(result, ref controlRead, ref testRead);
} while (_continueComparing && controlRead && testRead);
//}
//catch (FlowControlException e)
//{
// //what is this? it's how this class stops looking for more differences,
// //by throwing this exception, making us jump back up here.
// //Console.Out.WriteLine(e.Message);
//}
}
private void DifferenceFound(DifferenceType differenceType,
XmlNodeType controlNodeType,
XmlNodeType testNodeType,
DiffResult result)
{
DifferenceFound(new Difference(differenceType, controlNodeType, testNodeType),
result);
}
private void CompareText(DiffResult result, DifferenceType type)
{
string controlText = _controlReader.Value;
string testText = _testReader.Value;
if (!string.Equals(controlText, testText))
{
DifferenceFound(type, result);
}
}
private void CompareText(DiffResult result)
{
string controlText = _controlReader.Value;
string testText = _testReader.Value;
if (!String.Equals(controlText, testText))
{
DifferenceFound(DifferenceType.TEXT_VALUE_ID, result);
}
}
private void DifferenceFound(Difference difference, DiffResult result)
{
result.DifferenceFound(this, difference);
if (!ContinueComparison(difference))
{
// Don't even think of using exceptions to control program flow. They are too expensive!
//throw new FlowControlException(difference);
_continueComparing = false;
}
}
private void CheckEndElement(XmlReader reader, ref bool readResult, DiffResult result)
{
readResult = reader.Read();
if (!readResult || reader.NodeType != XmlNodeType.EndElement)
{
DifferenceFound(
reader.NodeType == XmlNodeType.Text
? DifferenceType.TEXT_VALUE_ID
: DifferenceType.CHILD_NODELIST_LENGTH_ID, result);
}
}
private void CompareAttributes(DiffResult result, int controlAttributeCount)
{
string controlAttrValue, controlAttrName;
string testAttrValue, testAttrName;
var movedToControlAttr = _controlReader.MoveToFirstAttribute();
var movedToTestAttr = _testReader.MoveToFirstAttribute();
for (int i = 0; _continueComparing && i < controlAttributeCount; ++i)
{
controlAttrName = _controlReader.Name;
testAttrName = _testReader.Name;
controlAttrValue = _controlReader.Value;
testAttrValue = _testReader.Value;
if (!String.Equals(controlAttrName, testAttrName))
{
DifferenceFound(DifferenceType.ATTR_SEQUENCE_ID, result);
if (!_testReader.MoveToAttribute(controlAttrName))
{
DifferenceFound(DifferenceType.ATTR_NAME_NOT_FOUND_ID, result);
}
testAttrValue = _testReader.Value;
}
//Hatton hack for LIFT: this is just not enough reason to tell the user there was a change,
//since it's basically a bug in the LIFT edittor, if it's the only change, and this diff
//framework doesn't report *what* changed, so we can't filter it out later.
if (!string.Equals(controlAttrName, "dateModified"))
{
if (!String.Equals(controlAttrValue, testAttrValue))
{
DifferenceFound(DifferenceType.ATTR_VALUE_ID, result);
}
}
_controlReader.MoveToNextAttribute();
_testReader.MoveToNextAttribute();
}
if (movedToControlAttr)
{
_controlReader.MoveToElement();
}
if (movedToTestAttr)
{
_testReader.MoveToElement();
}
}
private void CompareNodes(DiffResult result)
{
XmlNodeType controlNodeType = _controlReader.NodeType;
XmlNodeType testNodeType = _testReader.NodeType;
if (!controlNodeType.Equals(testNodeType))
{
CheckNodeTypes(controlNodeType, testNodeType, result);
}
else if (controlNodeType == XmlNodeType.Element)
{
CompareElements(result);
}
else if (controlNodeType == XmlNodeType.Text)
{
CompareText(result);
}
}
private void CheckEmptyOrAtEndElement(DiffResult result,
ref bool controlRead, ref bool testRead)
{
if (_controlReader.IsEmptyElement)
{
if (!_testReader.IsEmptyElement)
{
CheckEndElement(_testReader, ref testRead, result);
}
}
else
{
if (_testReader.IsEmptyElement)
{
CheckEndElement(_controlReader, ref controlRead, result);
}
}
}
public DiffResult Compare()
{
if (_diffResult == null)
{
_diffResult = new DiffResult();
if (!_controlReader.Equals(_testReader))
{
try
{
Compare(_diffResult);
}
catch (Exception e)
{
throw e; //just need a place to put a breakpoint
}
}
}
return(_diffResult);
}
public DiffResult Compare()
{
if (_diffResult == null)
{
_diffResult = new DiffResult();
if (!_controlReader.Equals(_testReader))
{
try
{
Compare(_diffResult);
}
catch(Exception e)
{
throw e;//just need a place to put a breakpoint
}
}
}
return _diffResult;
}
private void Compare(DiffResult result, ref bool controlRead, ref bool testRead)
{
if (controlRead)
{
if (testRead)
{
CompareNodes(result);
CheckEmptyOrAtEndElement(result, ref controlRead, ref testRead);
}
else
{
if (_testReader.NodeType == XmlNodeType.None && _controlReader.NodeType == XmlNodeType.EndElement)
{
DifferenceFound(DifferenceType.EMPTY_NODE_ID, result);
}
else
{
DifferenceFound(DifferenceType.CHILD_NODELIST_LENGTH_ID, result);
}
return;
}
}
//jh added this; under a condition I haven't got into an xdiff test yet, the
// 'test' guy still had more children, and this fact was being missed by the above code
// I (RBR) discovered the context in which this happens. it is:
// Control: <Run />
// Test: <Run></Run>
// At this point Control is at node type 'none', while test is at EndElement.
if (controlRead != testRead)
{
if (_controlReader.NodeType == XmlNodeType.None && _testReader.NodeType == XmlNodeType.EndElement)
{
DifferenceFound(DifferenceType.EMPTY_NODE_ID, result);
}
else
{
DifferenceFound(DifferenceType.CHILD_NODELIST_LENGTH_ID, result);
}
}
}
private void CompareElements(DiffResult result)
{
string controlTagName = _controlReader.Name;
string testTagName = _testReader.Name;
if (!String.Equals(controlTagName, testTagName))
{
DifferenceFound(DifferenceType.ELEMENT_TAG_NAME_ID, result);
}
else
{
int controlAttributeCount = _controlReader.AttributeCount;
int testAttributeCount = _testReader.AttributeCount;
if (controlAttributeCount != testAttributeCount)
{
DifferenceFound(DifferenceType.ELEMENT_NUM_ATTRIBUTES_ID, result);
}
else
{
CompareAttributes(result, controlAttributeCount);
}
}
}
private void Compare(DiffResult result)
{
_continueComparing = true;
bool controlRead, testRead;
// Yuck! (Says RandyR) Exceptions are too expensive to use to control program flow like this.
// Compare these times with and without the exceptions:
// ZPI data set, DM09->DM10
// With 19K exceptions: RevisionInspector.GetChangeRecords: 00:02:31.5675604
// Use bool (_continueComparing) to control it, not exception: RevisionInspector.GetChangeRecords: 00:00:30.9605999
// The bool code is two minutes faster.
//try
//{
do
{
controlRead = _controlReader.Read();
try
{
testRead = _testReader.Read();
}
catch(Exception e)
{
throw e;//just need a place to put a breakpoint
}
Compare(result, ref controlRead, ref testRead);
} while (_continueComparing && controlRead && testRead);
//}
//catch (FlowControlException e)
//{
// //what is this? it's how this class stops looking for more differences,
// //by throwing this exception, making us jump back up here.
// //Console.Out.WriteLine(e.Message);
//}
}
private void CompareElements(DiffResult result)
{
string controlTagName = _controlReader.Name;
string testTagName = _testReader.Name;
if (!String.Equals(controlTagName, testTagName))
{
DifferenceFound(DifferenceType.ELEMENT_TAG_NAME_ID, result);
}
else
{
int controlAttributeCount = _controlReader.AttributeCount;
int testAttributeCount = _testReader.AttributeCount;
if (controlAttributeCount != testAttributeCount)
{
DifferenceFound(DifferenceType.ELEMENT_NUM_ATTRIBUTES_ID, result);
}
else
{
CompareAttributes(result, controlAttributeCount);
}
}
}
private void DifferenceFound(DifferenceType differenceType, DiffResult result)
{
DifferenceFound(new Difference(differenceType), result);
}
private void CompareNodes(DiffResult result)
{
XmlNodeType controlNodeType = _controlReader.NodeType;
XmlNodeType testNodeType = _testReader.NodeType;
if (!controlNodeType.Equals(testNodeType))
{
CheckNodeTypes(controlNodeType, testNodeType, result);
}
else if (controlNodeType == XmlNodeType.Element)
{
CompareElements(result);
}
else if (controlNodeType == XmlNodeType.Text)
{
CompareText(result);
}
}
private void CompareText(DiffResult result)
{
string controlText = _controlReader.Value;
string testText = _testReader.Value;
if (!String.Equals(controlText, testText))
{
DifferenceFound(DifferenceType.TEXT_VALUE_ID, result);
}
}
private void DifferenceFound(Difference difference, DiffResult result)
{
result.DifferenceFound(this, difference);
if (!ContinueComparison(difference))
{
// Don't even think of using exceptions to control program flow. They are too expensive!
//throw new FlowControlException(difference);
_continueComparing = false;
}
}
private void CompareAttributes(DiffResult result, int controlAttributeCount)
{
string controlAttrValue, controlAttrName;
string testAttrValue, testAttrName;
var movedToControlAttr = _controlReader.MoveToFirstAttribute();
var movedToTestAttr = _testReader.MoveToFirstAttribute();
for (int i = 0; _continueComparing && i < controlAttributeCount; ++i)
{
controlAttrName = _controlReader.Name;
testAttrName = _testReader.Name;
controlAttrValue = _controlReader.Value;
testAttrValue = _testReader.Value;
if (!String.Equals(controlAttrName, testAttrName))
{
DifferenceFound(DifferenceType.ATTR_SEQUENCE_ID, result);
if (!_testReader.MoveToAttribute(controlAttrName))
{
DifferenceFound(DifferenceType.ATTR_NAME_NOT_FOUND_ID, result);
}
testAttrValue = _testReader.Value;
}
//Hatton hack for LIFT: this is just not enough reason to tell the user there was a change,
//since it's basically a bug in the LIFT edittor, if it's the only change, and this diff
//framework doesn't report *what* changed, so we can't filter it out later.
if (!string.Equals(controlAttrName, "dateModified"))
{
if (!String.Equals(controlAttrValue, testAttrValue))
{
DifferenceFound(DifferenceType.ATTR_VALUE_ID, result);
}
}
_controlReader.MoveToNextAttribute();
_testReader.MoveToNextAttribute();
}
if (movedToControlAttr)
_controlReader.MoveToElement();
if (movedToTestAttr)
_testReader.MoveToElement();
}
private void CheckNodeTypes(XmlNodeType controlNodeType, XmlNodeType testNodeType, DiffResult result)
{
XmlReader readerToAdvance = null;
if (controlNodeType.Equals(XmlNodeType.XmlDeclaration))
{
readerToAdvance = _controlReader;
}
else if (testNodeType.Equals(XmlNodeType.XmlDeclaration))
{
readerToAdvance = _testReader;
}
if (readerToAdvance != null)
{
DifferenceFound(DifferenceType.HAS_XML_DECLARATION_PREFIX_ID,
controlNodeType, testNodeType, result);
readerToAdvance.Read();
CompareNodes(result);
}
else
{
DifferenceFound(DifferenceType.NODE_TYPE_ID, controlNodeType,
testNodeType, result);
}
}
private void CheckEmptyOrAtEndElement(DiffResult result,
ref bool controlRead, ref bool testRead)
{
if (_controlReader.IsEmptyElement)
{
if (!_testReader.IsEmptyElement)
{
CheckEndElement(_testReader, ref testRead, result);
}
}
else
{
if (_testReader.IsEmptyElement)
{
CheckEndElement(_controlReader, ref controlRead, result);
}
}
}
private void DifferenceFound(DifferenceType differenceType,
XmlNodeType controlNodeType,
XmlNodeType testNodeType,
DiffResult result)
{
DifferenceFound(new Difference(differenceType, controlNodeType, testNodeType),
result);
}
private void CheckNodeTypes(XmlNodeType controlNodeType, XmlNodeType testNodeType, DiffResult result)
{
XmlReader readerToAdvance = null;
if (controlNodeType.Equals(XmlNodeType.XmlDeclaration))
{
readerToAdvance = _controlReader;
}
else if (testNodeType.Equals(XmlNodeType.XmlDeclaration))
{
readerToAdvance = _testReader;
}
if (readerToAdvance != null)
{
DifferenceFound(DifferenceType.HAS_XML_DECLARATION_PREFIX_ID,
controlNodeType, testNodeType, result);
readerToAdvance.Read();
CompareNodes(result);
}
else
{
DifferenceFound(DifferenceType.NODE_TYPE_ID, controlNodeType,
testNodeType, result);
}
}
private void DifferenceFound(DifferenceType differenceType, DiffResult result)
{
DifferenceFound(new Difference(differenceType), result);
}
private void CheckEndElement(XmlReader reader, ref bool readResult, DiffResult result)
{
readResult = reader.Read();
if (!readResult || reader.NodeType != XmlNodeType.EndElement)
{
DifferenceFound(
reader.NodeType == XmlNodeType.Text
? DifferenceType.TEXT_VALUE_ID
: DifferenceType.CHILD_NODELIST_LENGTH_ID, result);
}
}
private void Compare(DiffResult result, ref bool controlRead, ref bool testRead)
{
if (controlRead)
{
if (testRead)
{
CompareNodes(result);
CheckEmptyOrAtEndElement(result, ref controlRead, ref testRead);
}
else
{
if (_testReader.NodeType == XmlNodeType.None && _controlReader.NodeType == XmlNodeType.EndElement)
{
DifferenceFound(DifferenceType.EMPTY_NODE_ID, result);
}
else
{
DifferenceFound(DifferenceType.CHILD_NODELIST_LENGTH_ID, result);
}
return;
}
}
//jh added this; under a condition I haven't got into an xdiff test yet, the
// 'test' guy still had more children, and this fact was being missed by the above code
// I (RBR) discovered the context in which this happens. it is:
// Control: <Run />
// Test: <Run></Run>
// At this point Control is at node type 'none', while test is at EndElement.
if (controlRead != testRead)
{
if (_controlReader.NodeType == XmlNodeType.None && _testReader.NodeType == XmlNodeType.EndElement)
{
DifferenceFound(DifferenceType.EMPTY_NODE_ID, result);
}
else
{
DifferenceFound(DifferenceType.CHILD_NODELIST_LENGTH_ID, result);
}
}
}