/* Copyright (C) 1996-1997 Id Software, Inc. Copyright (C) 1997 Greg Lewis This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA See file, 'COPYING', for details. */ #pragma once #include #include #include #include "fs.hh" enum : int32_t { PARSE_NORMAL = 0, PARSE_SAMELINE = 1, /* Expect the next token the current line */ PARSE_COMMENT = 2, /* If a // comment is next token, return it */ PARSE_OPTIONAL = 4, /* Return next token on same line, or false if EOL */ PARSE_PEEK = 8 /* Don't change parser state */ }; using parseflags = int32_t; // kind of a parallel to std::source_location in C++20 // but this represents a location in a parser. struct parser_source_location { // the source name of this location; may be a .map file path, // or some other string that describes where this location came // to be. note that because the locations only live for the lifetime // of the object it is belonging to, whatever this string // points to must out-live the object. std::shared_ptr source_name = nullptr; // the line number that this location is associated to, if any. Synthetic // locations may not necessarily have an associated line number. std::optional line_number = std::nullopt; // reference to a location of the object that derived us. this is mainly // for synthetic locations; ie a bspbrush_t's sides aren't themselves generated // by a source or line, but they are derived from a mapbrush_t which does have // a location. The object it points to must outlive this object. this is mainly // for debugging. const parser_source_location *derivative = nullptr; parser_source_location(); parser_source_location(const std::string &source); parser_source_location(const char *source); parser_source_location(const std::string &source, size_t line); parser_source_location(const char *source, size_t line); // check if this source location is valid explicit operator bool() const; // return a modified source location with only the line changed parser_source_location on_line(size_t new_line) const; // return a new, constructed source location derived from this one template inline parser_source_location derive(Args &&...args) { parser_source_location loc(std::forward(args)...); loc.derivative = this; return loc; } // if we update to C++20 we could use this to track where location objects come from: // std::source_location created_location; }; // FMT support template<> struct fmt::formatter { constexpr auto parse(format_parse_context &ctx) -> decltype(ctx.begin()) { return ctx.end(); } template auto format(const parser_source_location &v, FormatContext &ctx) -> decltype(ctx.out()) { if (v.source_name) { fmt::format_to(ctx.out(), "{}", *v.source_name.get()); } else { fmt::format_to(ctx.out(), "unknown/unset location"); } if (v.line_number.has_value()) { fmt::format_to(ctx.out(), "[line {}]", v.line_number.value()); } return ctx.out(); } }; template constexpr auto untie(const std::tuple &tuple) { return std::tuple::type...>(tuple); } template using untied_t = decltype(untie(std::declval())); struct parser_base_t { std::string token; // the last token parsed by parse_token bool was_quoted = false; // whether the current token was from a quoted string or not parser_source_location location; // parse location, if any inline parser_base_t(parser_source_location base_location) : location(base_location) { } virtual bool parse_token(parseflags flags = PARSE_NORMAL) = 0; virtual bool at_end() const = 0; virtual void push_state() = 0; virtual void pop_state() = 0; }; #include // a parser that works on a single, contiguous string struct parser_t : parser_base_t { const char *pos; const char *end; // base constructor; accept raw start & length parser_t(const void *start, size_t length, parser_source_location base_location); // pull from string_view; note that the string view must live for the entire // duration of the parser's life time parser_t(const std::string_view &view, parser_source_location base_location); // pull from fs::data; note that the data must live for the entire // duration of the parser's life time, and must has_value() parser_t(const fs::data &data, parser_source_location base_location); // pull from C string; made explicit because this is error-prone explicit parser_t(const char *str, parser_source_location base_location); bool parse_token(parseflags flags = PARSE_NORMAL) override; using state_type = decltype(std::tie(pos, location)); state_type state(); bool at_end() const override; private: std::vector> _states; public: void push_state() override; void pop_state() override; }; // a parser that works on a list of tokens struct token_parser_t : parser_base_t { std::vector tokens; size_t cur = 0; token_parser_t(int argc, const char **args, parser_source_location base_location); using state_type = decltype(std::tie(cur)); state_type state(); bool parse_token(parseflags flags = PARSE_NORMAL) override; bool at_end() const override; private: std::vector> _states; public: void push_state() override; void pop_state() override; };