Exemple #1
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def asn1_loads(asn1_str):
    """
    Parse an ASN.1 file
    
    This is currently Pseudo-ASN; modify to become actual ASN.1
    """

    # ASN.1 grammar
    identifier = pp.Word(pp.alphas + "_")
    assign = pp.Literal("::=")
    # typedef = identifier.setName("typeref") + assign + identifier.setName("basetype")
    comment1 = pp.Literal("#") + pp.originalTextFor(pp.SkipTo(pp.LineEnd()))
    # typelist = pp.OneOrMore(typedef)
    meta1 = pp.LineStart() + identifier + pp.Literal(":") + pp.SkipTo(
        pp.LineEnd()).setDebug()
    meta2 = pp.LineStart() + pp.White() + pp.SkipTo(pp.LineEnd()).setDebug()
    metaval = meta1 + pp.ZeroOrMore(meta2)
    # metalist = pp.ZeroOrMore(comment1) + pp.Literal("/*") + pp.OneOrMore(metaval) + pp.Literal("*/")
    metalist = pp.SkipTo(pp.Literal("/*")).setDebug() + pp.Literal(
        "/*") + pp.OneOrMore(metaval).setDebug() + pp.Literal("*/")

    asn1 = metalist.parseString(asn1_str, parseAll=False)
    print(asn1)
    jaen = {"meta": {}, "types": []}
    return jaen
Exemple #2
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def _build_rawlen_parser():
    header = pp.Group(
        pp.LineStart().suppress() + pp.Word(pp.printables) +
        pp.ZeroOrMore(pp.White(ws='\t ').suppress() + pp.Word(pp.printables)))

    row = (pp.LineStart().suppress() + pp.Word(pp.nums + '.+-e_') +
           pp.ZeroOrMore(
               pp.White(ws='\t ').suppress() + pp.Word(pp.nums + '.+-e_')))

    return header.setResultsName('header') + \
        pp.Group(pp.OneOrMore(pp.Group(row))).setResultsName('values')
    def inner_flatten(text):
        while(True): #Got to allow for for recursive includes
            changed=False
            def subsitute_include(string,loc, tokens):
                path=tokens[0][0][1:-1]
                if path in past_includes:
                    warn("Denied attempt to re-include "+path )
                    return "" #Avoid including something already included, (no infinite loops)
                else:
                    past_includes.add(path)
                    changed=True;
                    print("* expanding", path)
                    directory, file = os.path.split(path)
                    with Context(directory):
                        include_text = load_include(file)
                        return inner_flatten(include_text)


            pp_include = (pp.LineStart()
                        + pp.Literal("include").suppress()
                        + pp.nestedExpr(
                                content=pp.QuotedString('"')
                            ).addParseAction(subsitute_include)

                    )
            text = pp_include.transformString(text)

            if not(changed):
                return text
Exemple #4
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    def _funcParser():
        # --- func attribute parser ---

        # TODO add debug names
        # TODO add a conditional debug flag

        bracedString = p.Combine(
            p.Regex(r"{(?:[^{\n\r\\]|(?:{})|(?:\\(?:[^x]|x[0-9a-fA-F]+)))*") +
            "}").setName("string enclosed in braces")

        funcIndicator = p.Literal('!')
        funcIndicator.setName('indicator')

        funcName = p.Word(p.alphanums)
        funcName.setName('name')
        funcSeparator = p.Suppress(p.Literal('::'))
        funcSeparator.setName('separator')

        funcModule = p.Word(p.printables, excludeChars='(')
        funcModule.setName('module')
        funcDemarcStart = p.Literal("(")
        funcDemarcStart.setName('demarcstart')

        funcDemarcEnd = p.Literal(")")
        funcDemarcEnd.setName('demarcend')

        funcMiddle = p.nestedExpr(
        )  #(p.sglQuotedString() | bracedString()) # | p.dblQuotedString())
        funcMiddle.setName('middle')

        funcPattern = p.LineStart() + p.Suppress(funcIndicator) + funcName + p.Suppress(funcSeparator) + \
                      funcModule + funcMiddle + \
                      p.Suppress(p.Optional(p.LineEnd())) #funcModule + p.Suppress(funcDemarcStart) + p.Optional(funcMiddle) + p.Suppress(funcDemarcEnd) + \

        return funcPattern
Exemple #5
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def parse_rest_case_data(rest_case_data):
    data = {}
    listing = p.Suppress(p.Literal("(")) + p.Word(
        p.alphanums).setResultsName("listing") + p.Suppress(
            p.Literal("Listing)"))
    additional_info = p.And([
        p.SkipTo(p.Literal(": ")),
        p.Suppress(p.Literal(": ")),
        p.SkipTo(p.White(min=2) | p.StringEnd()),
    ])

    rest_case_data_detail = p.And([
        p.SkipTo(listing).setResultsName("address"), listing,
        p.SkipTo(p.LineStart() +
                 p.Word(p.nums)).setResultsName("additional_info"),
        p.SkipTo(p.StringEnd()).setResultsName("rest_case_data")
    ])

    for key, value in rest_case_data_detail.parseString(
            rest_case_data).asDict().items():
        if key == "address":
            data['address'] = value[0].strip()
        elif key == "additional_info":
            additional_info = p.ZeroOrMore(
                p.Group(additional_info)).parseString(value[0])
            data.update(dict(additional_info.asList()))
        else:
            data[key] = value.strip()
    return data
Exemple #6
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def _build_csv_parser():
    separator = pp.Suppress(':')
    key = pp.Word(pp.printables, excludeChars=':')
    value = pp.Regex(r'[^\n\r]*') + pp.LineEnd().suppress()

    block_name = key + separator  + pp.LineEnd().suppress()

    key_value = key + separator + value

    header = (pp.LineStart().suppress() +  pp.Word(pp.nums) + pp.ZeroOrMore( pp.White().suppress() + pp.Word(pp.nums)) + pp.LineEnd().suppress())

    csv_header = pp.delimitedList(pp.Word(pp.printables, excludeChars=',')) + pp.LineEnd().suppress()

    csv_row = pp.delimitedList(pp.Word(pp.nums + ';.+-e_') | pp.Literal('custom')) + pp.LineEnd().suppress()

    indent_stack = [1]
    block = pp.Forward()
    block_body = ( block | key_value)

    indented_block = pp.Dict(pp.ungroup(pp.indentedBlock(block_body, indent_stack)))
    block << ( block_name + indented_block | key_value)

    return pp.Optional(header) + pp.ZeroOrMore(pp.Dict(pp.Group(block))).setResultsName('meta') + \
        csv_header.setResultsName('csvHeader') + \
        pp.Group(pp.OneOrMore(pp.Group(csv_row))).setResultsName('csvValues')
Exemple #7
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        def parseLoadstring(loadstring):
            attributeStartMarker = p.LineStart() + p.Literal('@')
            attributeStopMarker = p.Literal(':')
            exp = attributeStartMarker.suppress() + p.Word(
                p.alphanums + '_') + attributeStopMarker.suppress()

            # ret = {}
            ret = defaultdict(list)

            for index, line in enumerate(loadstring.splitlines()):
                # print(line)
                # TODO switch from scanString to full parsing
                result = list(exp.scanString(line))
                if len(result) > 0:
                    # TODO this is kludgy
                    attribname = result[0][0][0]
                    matchstart = result[0][1]
                    matchend = result[0][2] + 1
                    if matchstart == 0:
                        # print('matched on line %s' % index)
                        # print('%s: %s' % (attribname, line[matchend:]))
                        ret[attribname].append(line[matchend:])
                    else:
                        raise Exception('attrib not at the start of the line')
                else:
                    # print('no match on line %s' % index)
                    # last = len(ret) - 1
                    ret[attribname][-1:] = [
                        ret[attribname][-1:][0] + "" + line.strip()
                    ]

            return ret
def get_macros(top_scoped_text):
    pp_macros = (pp.LineStart()
                 + pp.Literal("macro").suppress()
                 + pp_identifier)
    parsed_macros = pp_macros.scanString(top_scoped_text)
    macros = _matched_only(parsed_macros)
    return ["@"+macro for macro in macros]
Exemple #9
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class PortWithProfile(Node):
    """
    Variant of :class:`Port` that is used by "card" records inside
    the "Ports" property. It differs from the normal port syntax by having
    different entries inside the last section. Availability is not listed
    here, only priority. Priority does not have a colon before the actual
    number. This port is followed by profile assignment.
    """
    __fragments__ = {
        'name': 'port-name',
        'label': 'port-label',
        'priority': 'port-priority',
        'latency_offset': 'port-latency-offset',
        'availability': 'port-availability',
        'properties': lambda t: t['port-properties'].asList(),
        'profile_list': lambda t: t['port-profile-list'].asList(),
    }

    __syntax__ = (
        p.Word(p.alphanums + "-;").setResultsName('port-name') +
        p.Suppress(':')
        # This part was very tricky to write. The label is basically arbitrary
        # localized Unicode text. We want to grab all of it in one go but
        # without consuming the upcoming and latest '(' character or the space
        # that comes immediately before.
        #
        # The syntax here combines a sequence of words, as defined by anything
        # other than a space and '(', delimited by a single whitespace.
        + p.Combine(
            p.OneOrMore(~p.FollowedBy(p.Regex('\(.+?\)') + p.LineEnd()) +
                        p.Regex('[^ \n]+') + p.White().suppress()),
            ' ').setResultsName('port-label') + p.Suppress('(') +
        p.Keyword('priority').suppress() + p.Optional(p.Suppress(':')) +
        p.Word(p.nums).setParseAction(lambda t: int(t[0])).setResultsName(
            'port-priority') + p.Optional(
                p.MatchFirst([
                    p.Suppress(',') + p.Keyword('latency offset:').suppress() +
                    p.Word(p.nums).setParseAction(lambda t: int(t[0])) +
                    p.Literal("usec").suppress(),
                    p.Empty().setParseAction(lambda t: '')
                ]).setResultsName('port-latency-offset')) + p.Optional(
                    p.MatchFirst([
                        p.Suppress(',') + p.Literal('not available'),
                        p.Suppress(',') + p.Literal('available'),
                        p.Empty().setParseAction(lambda t: '')
                    ]).setResultsName('port-availability')) + p.Suppress(')') +
        p.LineEnd().suppress() + p.Optional(
            p.MatchFirst([
                p.LineStart().suppress() + p.NotAny(p.White(' ')) +
                p.White('\t').suppress() + p.Keyword('Properties:').suppress()
                + p.LineEnd().suppress() + PropertyAttributeValue,
                p.Empty().setParseAction(lambda t: [])
            ]).setResultsName('port-properties')) +
        p.White('\t', max=3).suppress() +
        p.Literal("Part of profile(s)").suppress() + p.Suppress(":") +
        p.delimitedList(
            p.Word(p.alphanums + "+-:"),
            ", ").setResultsName("port-profile-list")).setResultsName("port")
Exemple #10
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 def lexical_analysis(self, src):
     string = pp.Regex('[a-zA-Z0-9_{}"=+\-*/\.:;&%@$#<>? a-zA-Zぁ-ゔゞァ-・ヽヾ゛゜ー一-龯]+')
 
     blank = pp.LineStart() + pp.LineEnd()
 
     start = '['
     end = ']' + pp.LineEnd()
 
     graph_tag = pp.LineStart() + '@'
     graph = graph_tag + start + string + end
 
     view_tag = pp.LineStart() + '#'
     view = view_tag + start + string + end
 
     server_process_tag = pp.LineStart() + '$'
     server_process = server_process_tag + start + string + end
 
     client_process_tag = pp.LineStart() + '%'
     client_process = client_process_tag + start + string + end
 
     view_transition_identifier = pp.LineStart() + '-->'
     view_transition = view_transition_identifier + string
 
     process_transition_identifier = pp.LineStart() + '==>'
     process_transition = process_transition_identifier + string
 
     state_machine = pp.OneOrMore(graph | view | server_process | client_process | view_transition | process_transition | string | blank)
 
     return state_machine.parseString(src)
Exemple #11
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class VhdlUseStatement(VhdlConstruct):
    PP_DEFINITION = pp.LineStart().leaveWhitespace() + pp.Literal(
        "use") + PP_IDENTIFIER("library") + pp.Literal(".") + PP_IDENTIFIER(
            "element") + pp.Literal(".") + PP_IDENTIFIER("object")

    def _Parse(self, parts: pp.ParseResults):
        self.library = parts.get("library")
        self.element = parts.get("element")
        self.object = parts.get("object")
def get_vars(top_scoped_text):
    #TODO match var ' a'
    #TODO match var `b` in `a,b=2,3`
    #TODO match var `b` in `a=2;b=2`
    #TODO match var `(a,b)`
    pp_vars = ( pp.LineStart()
                + pp_identifier
               )
    parsed_vars = pp_vars.scanString(top_scoped_text)
    return _matched_only(parsed_vars)
def get_functions_and_types(top_scoped_text):
    pp_functions = (pp.LineStart()
                 + (pp.Literal("function")
                        | pp.Literal("type")
                        | pp.Literal("immutable")
                        | pp.Literal("abstract")
                        | pp.Literal("typealias")).suppress()
                 + pp_identifier)
    parsed_functions = pp_functions.scanString(top_scoped_text)
    functions = _matched_only(parsed_functions)
    return functions
Exemple #14
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class GenericListAttribute(Node):

    __fragments__ = {
        'name': 'attribute-name',
        'value': lambda t: t['attribute-value'].asList()
    }

    __syntax__ = (p.LineStart().suppress() + p.NotAny(p.White(' ')) +
                  p.Optional(p.White('\t')).suppress() + AttributeName +
                  p.Literal(':').suppress() + p.LineEnd().suppress() +
                  GenericListAttributeValue).setResultsName("attribute")
Exemple #15
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    def _metaParser():
        # --- meta parser ---
        metaIndicator = p.LineStart() + p.Suppress(p.Literal('*'))
        metaName = p.Word(p.printables)
        metaSeparator = p.Suppress(p.Literal('='))

        # TODO force case insensitivity in attributeMode keyword match
        # TODO add debug names
        # TODO add a conditional debug flag

        metavalue = p.Combine(p.restOfLine() + p.Suppress(p.LineEnd()))

        metaList = metaIndicator + metaName + metaSeparator + metavalue
        return metaList
Exemple #16
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def generate_expr():
    number = pp.Literal("number").setParseAction(lambda: {"type": "number"})
    string = pp.Literal("string").setParseAction(lambda: {"type": "string"})
    count = pp.Literal("count") \
              .setParseAction(lambda: {"type": "integer", "minimum": 0})

    expr = pp.Forward()
    tuple = (pp.Suppress(pp.Literal("(")) + pp.delimitedList(expr) +
             pp.Suppress(pp.Literal(")"))).setParseAction(tuple_validator)

    array = (length + pp.Suppress("*") + expr).setParseAction(array_validator)
    expr << (tuple | number | string | count | array)

    return pp.LineStart() + expr + pp.LineEnd()  # throw error on extra stuff
Exemple #17
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    def metaParser():
        # --- meta parser ---
        metaIndicator = p.LineStart() + p.Suppress(p.Literal('*'))
        metaName = p.Word(p.alphanums).setResultsName('metaname')
        metaSeparator = p.Suppress(p.Literal('='))

        # TODO force case insensitivity in attributeMode keyword match
        # TODO add debug names
        # TODO add a conditional debug flag

        metavalue = p.Combine(p.restOfLine() +
                              p.Suppress(p.LineEnd())).setResultsName(
                                  'metavalue')

        metaList = p.Dict(
            p.Group(metaIndicator + metaName + metaSeparator + metavalue))
        return metaList
class Record(Node):
    """
    Single standalone entry of `pactl list`.

    The record is composed of a name and a list of attributes.  Pulseaudio
    exposes objects such as cards, sinks and sources as separate records.

    Each attribute may be of a different type. Some attributes are simple
    values while others have finer structure, including lits and even
    additional recursive attributes.
    """

    __fragments__ = {
        'name': 'record-name',
        'attribute_list': lambda t: t['record-attributes'].asList(),
        'attribute_map': lambda t: OrderedDict(
            (attr.name, attr)
            for attr in t['record-attributes'].asList()),
    }

    __syntax__ = (
        p.LineStart()
        + p.NotAny(p.White(' \t'))
        + p.Regex("[A-Z][a-zA-Z ]+ #[0-9]+").setResultsName("record-name")
        + p.LineEnd().suppress()
        + p.OneOrMore(
            p.Or([
                GenericListAttribute.Syntax,
                GenericSimpleAttribute.Syntax,
            ])
        ).setResultsName("record-attributes")
    ).setResultsName("record")

    def as_json(self):
        return {
            'name': self.name,
            'attribute_list': self.attribute_list,
        }

    def __repr__(self):
        # Custom __repr__ that skips attribute_map
        return "{}({})".format(
            type(self).__name__, ", ".join([
                "{}={!r}".format(attr, getattr(self, attr))
                for attr in ['name', 'attribute_list']]))
Exemple #19
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    def _attributeParser():
        # --- attribute parser ---
        attributeIndicator = p.LineStart() + p.Suppress(p.Literal('@'))
        attributeName = p.Word(p.alphanums).setResultsName('attributename')
        attributeSeparator = p.Suppress(p.Literal('::'))

        # TODO force case insensitivity in attributeMode keyword match
        # TODO add debug names
        # TODO add a conditional debug flag

        attributeMode = (p.Word(MODE_KEYWORD_SINGLE)
                         | p.Word(MODE_KEYWORD_MULTIPLE)).setResultsName(
                             'attributemode') + p.Literal(':').suppress()

        attributeType = (p.Word(
            p.alphanums).setResultsName('attributetype')).setParseAction(caps)

        attributePosargs = p.ZeroOrMore(
            (p.Word(p.alphanums)
             | p.Combine(p.Literal('[') + p.SkipTo(']') + p.Literal(']'))) +
            ~p.FollowedBy(p.Literal('=')) +
            p.Optional(p.Literal(',').suppress())).setResultsName('posargs')

        kwargprintables = p.printables.translate(
            str.maketrans('', '', '=,[]()'))

        attributeKwargs = p.ZeroOrMore(
            p.Group(
                p.Word(p.alphanums).setResultsName('keyword') +
                p.Literal('=').suppress() +
                (p.Word(kwargprintables) | p.Combine(
                    p.Literal('[').suppress() + p.SkipTo(']') +
                    p.Literal(']').suppress())).setResultsName('value') +
                p.Optional(
                    p.Literal(',').suppress()
                )  #TODO figure out how to make quotes work as enclosers instead of []
            )).setResultsName('kwargs')

        attributeArgs = (
            p.Literal('(').suppress() + attributePosargs + attributeKwargs +
            p.Literal(')').suppress()).setResultsName('attributeargs')

        attributeList = attributeIndicator + attributeName + attributeSeparator + \
                        attributeMode + attributeType + p.Optional(attributeArgs)
        return attributeList
Exemple #20
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    def __init__(self):
        self.session_keys = {}
        self.encrypted_data = None
        self.info = {}
        self.base64_buf = []
        self.key_block = False
        self.data_block = False
        self.p1735 = False

        protect_kw = pp.Keyword('`pragma protect').suppress()
        identifier = pp.Word(pp.alphas, pp.alphanums + "_")
        number = pp.Word(pp.nums).setParseAction(lambda t: int(t[0]))
        string = pp.dblQuotedString().setParseAction(pp.removeQuotes)
        equals = pp.Suppress("=")
        lbrace = pp.Suppress('(')
        rbrace = pp.Suppress(')')
        simpleAssignment = (identifier + equals +
                            (number | string)).setParseAction(
                                self.assignment_action)
        multiAssignment = simpleAssignment + pp.ZeroOrMore(',' +
                                                           simpleAssignment)
        tupleAssignment = identifier + equals + lbrace + multiAssignment + rbrace
        assignment = protect_kw + (multiAssignment | tupleAssignment)

        PSTART = (protect_kw +
                  pp.CaselessLiteral('begin_protected')).setParseAction(
                      self.begin)
        PFINISH = (protect_kw +
                   pp.CaselessLiteral('end_protected')).setParseAction(
                       self.finish)

        key_block = (protect_kw +
                     pp.CaselessLiteral('key_block')).setParseAction(
                         self.begin_key_block)
        data_block = (protect_kw +
                      pp.CaselessLiteral('data_block')).setParseAction(
                          self.begin_data_block)

        base64_string = pp.Word(pp.alphanums + "+-/=").setParseAction(
            self.base64_action)
        emptyLine = (pp.LineStart() + pp.LineEnd()).suppress()

        self.parser = (PSTART | assignment | key_block | data_block
                       | base64_string | emptyLine | PFINISH)
Exemple #21
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def message_parser(text):
    message = parse_1(text)['message']
    time = parse_1(text)['time']

    spaces = pp.White('\t \n\r')
    hours = pp.Word(pp.nums)('hours')
    minutes = pp.Word(pp.nums)('minutes')
    l0 = list(shift_selector.keys())
    pretime = (pp.Optional(pp.Word(pp.nums))('days') +
               pp.oneOf(l0)('shift'))('pretime')
    # time0 = (hours + pp.oneOf(list(':.чЧдД')) + minutes + pp.Optional(pp.oneOf(list('мМ'))) |
    #          hours + pp.Optional(pp.oneOf(list(':.чЧдД'))) |
    #          minutes + pp.Optional(pp.oneOf(list('мМ'))))('time')
    time0 = ((hours + pp.oneOf(list(':.чЧ')) + minutes +
              pp.Optional(pp.oneOf(list('мМ'))))
             | minutes + pp.oneOf(list('мМ')) |
             (hours + pp.Optional(pp.oneOf(list(':.чЧ')))))('time')
    time_parser = pp.LineStart() + pp.Optional(pretime) + time0 + pp.Optional(
        spaces) + pp.LineEnd()

    try:
        tim = time_parser.parseString(time)
    except:
        return []
    else:
        out_days = assign(tim, 'days')
        out_shift = assign(tim, 'shift')
        out_hours = assign(tim, 'hours')
        out_minutes = assign(tim, 'minutes')

        print('days = ' + out_days)
        print('shft = ' + out_shift)
        print('hors = ' + out_hours)
        print('mins = ' + out_minutes)

        if out_days: out_days = int(out_days)
        else: out_days = 0
        if out_hours: out_hours = int(out_hours)
        else: out_hours = 0
        if out_minutes: out_minutes = int(out_minutes)
        else: out_minutes = 0

        return [message, out_shift, out_days, out_hours, out_minutes]
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    def attributeParser():
        # --- attribute parser ---
        attributeIndicator = p.LineStart() + p.Suppress(p.Literal('@'))
        attributeName = p.Word(p.alphanums).setResultsName('attributename')
        attributeSeparator = p.Suppress(p.Literal('::'))

        # TODO force case insensitivity in attributeMode keyword match
        # TODO add debug names
        # TODO add a conditional debug flag

        attributeMode = (p.Word(MODE_KEYWORD_SINGLE)
                         | p.Word(MODE_KEYWORD_MULTIPLE)).setResultsName(
                             'attributemode') + p.Literal(':').suppress()

        attributeType = (p.Word(
            p.alphanums).setResultsName('attributetype')).setParseAction(caps)

        attributePosargs = p.ZeroOrMore(
            (p.Word(p.alphanums)
             | p.Combine(p.Literal('[') + p.SkipTo(']') + p.Literal(']'))) +
            ~p.FollowedBy(p.Literal('=')) +
            p.Optional(p.Literal(',').suppress())).setResultsName('posargs')

        attributeKwargs = p.ZeroOrMore(
            p.Group(
                p.Word(p.alphanums).setResultsName('keyword') +
                p.Literal('=').suppress() +
                (p.Word(p.alphanums)
                 | p.Combine(p.Literal('[') + p.SkipTo(']') +
                             p.Literal(']'))).setResultsName('value') +
                p.Optional(p.Literal(',').suppress()))).setResultsName(
                    'kwargs')

        attributeArgs = (
            p.Literal('(').suppress() + attributePosargs + attributeKwargs +
            p.Literal(')').suppress()).setResultsName('attributeargs')

        attributeList = p.Group(attributeIndicator + attributeName +
                                attributeSeparator + attributeMode +
                                attributeType + p.Optional(attributeArgs))
        return attributeList
Exemple #23
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def _build_txt_parser():
    separator = pp.Suppress('=')
    key = pp.Literal('%') + pp.Word(pp.printables, excludeChars='=')
    value = pp.Regex(r'[^\n\r]*') + pp.LineEnd().suppress()

    key_value = key + separator + value

    header = (pp.LineStart().suppress() + pp.Word(pp.nums) +
              pp.ZeroOrMore(pp.White().suppress() + pp.Word(pp.nums)) +
              pp.LineEnd().suppress())

    column_heading = pp.Literal('%') + pp.Word(
        pp.printables, excludeChars='=') + separator + value

    txt_row = pp.delimitedList(
        pp.Word(pp.nums + '.+-e_')
        | pp.Literal('custom')) + pp.LineEnd().suppress()

    return pp.Optional(header) + pp.ZeroOrMore(pp.Dict(pp.Group(block))).setResultsName('meta') + \
        column_heading.setResultsName('columnHeading') + \
        pp.Group(pp.OneOrMore(pp.Group(csv_row))).setResultsName('textValues')
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def _build_sample_parser():
    separator = pp.Suppress('=')
    key = pp.LineStart() + pp.Literal('%').suppress() + pp.Word(
        pp.printables, excludeChars='=')
    value = pp.Regex(r'[^\r%]*') | pp.Empty() + pp.LineEnd().suppress()

    element = pp.Word(pp.alphas)
    elements = pp.Group(pp.LineStart().suppress() +
                        pp.Literal('%').suppress() + pp.Literal('elements') +
                        separator + element +
                        pp.ZeroOrMore(pp.White(ws='\t ').suppress() +
                                      element) + pp.LineEnd().suppress())

    compositions = pp.Group(
        pp.LineStart().suppress() + pp.Literal('%').suppress() +
        pp.Literal('compositions') + separator + pyparsing_common.number +
        pp.ZeroOrMore(pp.White(ws='\t ').suppress() +
                      pyparsing_common.number) + pp.LineEnd().suppress())

    epoch = pp.Group(pp.LineStart().suppress() + pp.Literal('%').suppress() +
                     pp.Literal('Epoch') + separator +
                     pyparsing_common.number + pp.LineEnd().suppress())

    sample = pp.Group(pp.LineStart().suppress() + pp.Literal('%').suppress() +
                      pp.Literal('Sample') + separator +
                      pyparsing_common.number + pp.LineEnd().suppress())

    key_value = (sample | epoch | elements | compositions
                 | pp.Group(key + separator + value))

    row_separator = pp.White(ws='\t ').suppress()
    row = (pp.LineStart().suppress() + pyparsing_common.number +
           pp.ZeroOrMore(row_separator + pyparsing_common.number) +
           pp.LineEnd().suppress())

    return  pp.OneOrMore(pp.Dict(key_value)).setResultsName('meta') + \
        pp.Group(pp.ZeroOrMore(pp.Group(row))).setResultsName('values')
VOID = pp.Group(pp.Keyword("void") + ~PTR).suppress()

ARG = pp.Group(
    pp.Optional(CONST("is_const")) + (NATIVE_TYPENAME | NAME)("typename") +
    pp.Optional(PTR("ptr")) + NAME("name") + pp.Optional(ARRAY_DIM("size")))

RET = pp.Group(
    pp.Optional(CONST("is_const")) + (NATIVE_TYPENAME | NAME)("typename") +
    pp.Optional(PTR("ptr")))

FUNCTION_DECL = ((VOID | RET("return_value")) + NAME("name") + LPAREN +
                 (VOID | pp.delimitedList(ARG, delim=COMMA)("arguments")) +
                 RPAREN + SEMI)

MJAPI_FUNCTION_DECL = pp.Group(
    pp.Optional(MULTILINE_COMMENT("comment")) + pp.LineStart() + MJAPI +
    FUNCTION_DECL)

# e.g.
# // predicate function: set enable/disable based on item category
# typedef int (*mjfItemEnable)(int category, void* data);
FUNCTION_PTR_TYPE_DECL = pp.Group(
    pp.Optional(MULTILINE_COMMENT("comment")) + TYPEDEF + RET("return_type") +
    LPAREN + PTR + NAME("typename") + RPAREN + LPAREN +
    (VOID | pp.delimitedList(ARG, delim=COMMA)("arguments")) + RPAREN + SEMI)

# Global variables.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

MJAPI_STRING_ARRAY = (MJAPI + EXTERN + CONST + pp.Keyword("char") + PTR +
                      NAME("name") + pp.OneOrMore(ARRAY_DIM)("dims") + SEMI)
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class sparc_syntax:

    divide = False
    noprefix = False

    comment = pp.Regex(r'\#.*')
    symbol = pp.Regex(r'[A-Za-z_.$][A-Za-z0-9_.$]*').setParseAction(
        lambda r: env.ext(r[0], size=32))
    mnemo = pp.LineStart() + symbol + pp.Optional(pp.Literal(',a'))
    mnemo.setParseAction(lambda r: r[0].ref.lower() + ''.join(r[1:]))
    integer = pp.Regex(r'[1-9][0-9]*').setParseAction(lambda r: int(r[0], 10))
    hexa = pp.Regex(r'0[xX][0-9a-fA-F]+').setParseAction(
        lambda r: int(r[0], 16))
    octa = pp.Regex(r'0[0-7]*').setParseAction(lambda r: int(r[0], 8))
    bina = pp.Regex(r'0[bB][01]+').setParseAction(lambda r: int(r[0], 2))
    char = pp.Regex(r"('.)|('\\\\)").setParseAction(lambda r: ord(r[0]))
    number = integer | hexa | octa | bina | char
    number.setParseAction(lambda r: env.cst(r[0], 32))

    term = symbol | number

    exp = pp.Forward()

    op_one = pp.oneOf("- ~")
    op_sig = pp.oneOf("+ -")
    op_mul = pp.oneOf("* /")
    op_cmp = pp.oneOf("== != <= >= < > <>")
    op_bit = pp.oneOf("^ && || & |")

    operators = [
        (op_one, 1, pp.opAssoc.RIGHT),
        (op_sig, 2, pp.opAssoc.LEFT),
        (op_mul, 2, pp.opAssoc.LEFT),
        (op_cmp, 2, pp.opAssoc.LEFT),
        (op_bit, 2, pp.opAssoc.LEFT),
    ]
    reg = pp.Suppress('%') + pp.NotAny(pp.oneOf('hi lo')) + symbol
    hilo = pp.oneOf('%hi %lo') + pp.Suppress('(') + exp + pp.Suppress(')')
    exp << pp.operatorPrecedence(term | reg | hilo, operators)

    adr = pp.Suppress('[') + exp + pp.Suppress(']')
    mem = adr  #+pp.Optional(symbol|imm)
    mem.setParseAction(lambda r: env.mem(r[0]))

    opd = exp | mem | reg
    opds = pp.Group(pp.delimitedList(opd))

    instr = mnemo + pp.Optional(opds) + pp.Optional(comment)

    def action_reg(toks):
        rname = toks[0]
        if rname.ref.startswith('asr'): return env.reg(rname.ref)
        return env.__dict__[rname.ref]

    def action_hilo(toks):
        v = toks[1]
        return env.hi(v) if toks[0] == '%hi' else env.lo(v).zeroextend(32)

    def action_exp(toks):
        tok = toks[0]
        if isinstance(tok, env.exp): return tok
        if len(tok) == 2:
            op = tok[0]
            r = tok[1]
            if isinstance(r, list): r = action_exp(r)
            return env.oper(op, r)
        elif len(tok) == 3:
            op = tok[1]
            l = tok[0]
            r = tok[2]
            if isinstance(l, list): l = action_exp(l)
            if isinstance(r, list): r = action_exp(r)
            return env.oper(op, l, r)
        else:
            return tok

    def action_instr(toks):
        i = instruction('')
        i.mnemonic = toks[0]
        if len(toks) > 1: i.operands = toks[1][0:]
        return asmhelper(i)

    # actions:
    reg.setParseAction(action_reg)
    hilo.setParseAction(action_hilo)
    exp.setParseAction(action_exp)
    instr.setParseAction(action_instr)
class LogicalLineExtractor:
    DEFAULT_WHITESPACE = ' \t'
    BACKSLASH = '\\'
    HASH_MARK = '#'
    UNICODE_PRINTABLES = pp.printables  # pp.pyparsing_unicode.printables
    # STANDARD_CHARS = UNICODE_PRINTABLES.replace(BACKSLASH, '').replace(HASH_MARK, '')

    EOL = pp.LineEnd().suppress()
    SOL = pp.LineStart().leaveWhitespace()
    COMMENT = (HASH_MARK + pp.restOfLine).suppress()
    CONTINUATION = (pp.Literal(BACKSLASH).leaveWhitespace() + EOL).suppress()
    BLANKLINE = SOL + pp.LineEnd() | SOL + COMMENT + pp.LineEnd()

    @classmethod
    def parse_dockerfile(cls, context):
        """
        Parses the logical lines of a Dockerfile with pyparse. Returns tuples of
        tokens and physical line numbers.
        """
        parser = cls._parser()

        logical_lines = list()

        for line in parser.parseString(context):
            if line:
                logical_lines.append(line)

        return logical_lines

    @classmethod
    def _parser(cls):
        # Exclude newlines from the default whitespace characters
        # We need to deal with them manually
        pp.ParserElement.setDefaultWhitespaceChars(cls.DEFAULT_WHITESPACE)

        line = cls._line()
        body = pp.OneOrMore(line)

        parser = body + pp.StringEnd()
        parser.ignore(cls.BLANKLINE)
        parser.ignore(cls.COMMENT)

        return parser

    @classmethod
    def _line(cls):
        text = cls._free_form_text()

        physical_line = text + cls.EOL
        physical_line.setParseAction(lambda origString, loc, tokens: (tokens[
            0][0].rstrip(), pp.lineno(loc, origString)))
        logical_line = pp.OneOrMore(text + cls.CONTINUATION) + physical_line
        logical_line.setParseAction(lambda origString, loc, tokens: (''.join(
            [x[0].lstrip() for x in tokens]), pp.lineno(loc, origString)))

        line = physical_line | logical_line | cls.EOL

        return line

    @classmethod
    def _free_form_text(cls):
        # Free-form text includes internal whitespace, but not leading or trailing
        text = pp.OneOrMore(
            pp.White(cls.DEFAULT_WHITESPACE) | pp.QuotedString(
                "'", multiline=False, escChar="\\", unquoteResults=False)
            | pp.QuotedString(
                '"', multiline=False, escChar="\\", unquoteResults=False)
            | pp.Word(cls.UNICODE_PRINTABLES,
                      excludeChars=cls.HASH_MARK + cls.BACKSLASH)
            | cls._escape_codes())
        text.setParseAction(lambda origString, loc, tokens:
                            (''.join(tokens), pp.lineno(loc, origString)))
        return text

    @classmethod
    def _escape_codes(cls):
        escaped_hash = pp.Literal(cls.BACKSLASH + cls.HASH_MARK)
        escaped_backslash = pp.Literal(cls.BACKSLASH + cls.BACKSLASH)
        return (cls.BACKSLASH + pp.Word(cls.UNICODE_PRINTABLES, exact=1)
                ) | escaped_hash | escaped_backslash
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RET = pp.Group(
    pp.Optional(CONST("is_const")) +
    (NATIVE_TYPENAME | NAME)("typename") +
    pp.Optional(PTR("ptr")))

FUNCTION_DECL = (
    (VOID | RET("return_value")) +
    NAME("name") +
    LPAREN +
    (VOID | pp.delimitedList(ARG, delim=COMMA)("arguments")) +
    RPAREN +
    SEMI)

MJAPI_FUNCTION_DECL = pp.Group(
    pp.Optional(MULTILINE_COMMENT("comment")) +
    pp.LineStart() +
    MJAPI +
    FUNCTION_DECL)

# e.g.
# // predicate function: set enable/disable based on item category
# typedef int (*mjfItemEnable)(int category, void* data);
FUNCTION_PTR_TYPE_DECL = pp.Group(
    pp.Optional(MULTILINE_COMMENT("comment")) +
    TYPEDEF +
    RET("return_type") +
    LPAREN +
    PTR +
    NAME("typename") +
    RPAREN +
    LPAREN +
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import pyparsing as pp

key = pp.LineStart().suppress() + pp.Word(pp.alphanums) + pp.Suppress(':')
value = pp.restOfLine + pp.LineEnd().suppress()

kvParser = pp.dictOf(key, value)

###

session_name = pp.OneOrMore(pp.Word(pp.alphanums))
session = (pp.LineStart().suppress() + pp.Suppress('[') + session_name +
           pp.Suppress(']') + pp.LineEnd().suppress())

zeroOrMoreEmptyLines = pp.ZeroOrMore(pp.LineEnd().suppress())

line = pp.LineStart() \
        + pp.SkipTo(pp.LineEnd(), failOn=session) \
        + pp.LineEnd().suppress()
lines = pp.Group(pp.ZeroOrMore(line.leaveWhitespace()))

contentParser = pp.dictOf(session, lines)

Parser = pp.Keyword('[Metadata]').suppress() \
            + pp.LineEnd().suppress() \
            + kvParser.setResultsName('Metadata') \
        + pp.Keyword('[Tags]').suppress() \
            + pp.LineEnd().suppress() \
            + kvParser.setResultsName('Tags') \
        + pp.Group(contentParser).setResultsName('Content')

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def chordpro2html(song):
    title = "Unknown Title"
    artist = "Unknown Artist"
    output = ''

    SongState = Enum('SongState', 'NONE VERSE CHORUS TAB BRIDGE')
    songState = SongState.NONE
    textBuf = ''

    # pyparsing parse-action handler

    def handleEmptyLine(t):  # switch-bak songState
        nonlocal songState
        if songState == SongState.VERSE:  # reset from default state
            songState = SongState.NONE
            return "</div>\n<br>"
        else:
            return "<br>"

    def handleSongLine(t):  # postponed handling of total line
        nonlocal textBuf, songState
        lineHasText = len(textBuf.strip()) > 0
        textBuf = ''  # not needed any longer
        line = ''  # prepare output-line

        if songState == SongState.NONE:  # default state!
            songState = SongState.VERSE
            line += '<div class="verse">'

        line += '<div class="songline">'
        for item in t:
            line += '<div class="chordbox">'

            # chord+text box ---------------------------------------
            if len(item) == 2:
                if args.wrap_chords:
                    line += '<div class="chord">' + item.chord + '</div>'
                else:
                    line += '<div class="chord">' + item.chord[1:-1] + '</div>'
                if lineHasText:
                    line += '<div class="text">' + item.text.replace(
                        ' ', '&nbsp;') + '</div>'

            # single chord box ---------------------------------------
            elif len(item) == 1 and len(item.chord) > 0:
                if args.wrap_chords:
                    line += '<div class="chord">' + item.chord + '</div>'
                else:
                    line += '<div class="chord">' + item.chord[1:-1] + '</div>'
                if lineHasText:
                    line += '<div class="text">&nbsp;</div>'

            # single text box ---------------------------------------
            elif len(item) == 1 and len(item.text) > 0:
                line += '<div class="text">' + item.text.replace(
                    ' ', '&nbsp;') + '</div>'

            # unhandled...
            else:
                logging.info(item.dump())

            line += '</div>'  # ...chordbox
        line += '</div>'  # ...songLine
        return line

    def handleText(t):  # store text in shadow buffer for later analysis
        nonlocal textBuf
        textBuf += t[0]
        return t

    def handleEnvDirective(t):  # switch songState
        nonlocal songState
        token = t[0].strip().lower()
        strReturn = ''

        if songState != SongState.NONE:  # force switching!
            songState = SongState.NONE
            strReturn += '</div>'

        if token in ['start_of_chorus', 'soc']:
            songState = SongState.CHORUS
            strReturn += '<div class="chorus">'
        elif token in ['start_of_tab', 'sot']:
            songState = SongState.TAB
            strReturn += '<div class="tab">'

        return strReturn

    def handleFormDirective(t):  # only comments so far....
        token = t[0].strip().lower()
        arg = t[1]
        strReturn = ''
        if token in ['comment', 'c']:
            arg = arg.replace('\n', '<br>')
            strReturn += '<div class="comment">' + arg + '</div>'
        elif token in ['comment_box', 'cb']:
            arg = arg.replace('\n', '<br>')
            strReturn += '<div class="commentbox">' + arg + '</div>'
        else:  # unhandled...
            logging.info(t.dump())
        return strReturn

    def handleMetaDirective(t):
        nonlocal title, artist
        token = t[0].strip().lower()
        arg = t[1]
        strReturn = ''
        if token in ['title', 't']:
            title = arg
            strReturn += '<div class="title">' + arg + '</div>'
        elif token in ['artist', 'a']:
            artist = arg
            strReturn += '<div class="artist">' + arg + '</div>'
        else:  # unhandled...
            logging.info(t.dump())
        return strReturn

    # pyparsing grammar definition: directives

    pp.ParserElement.setDefaultWhitespaceChars('')

    #lyricCharSet = pp.alphanums+pp.alphas8bit+",-_:;.!?#+*^°§$%&/|()='`´\\\"\t " # everything but "{}[]"
    lyricCharSet = pp.pyparsing_unicode.Latin1.printables + "\t "
    chordCharSet = pp.alphanums + " -#(%)/='`´."

    cmd = pp.oneOf("title t artist a")
    arg = pp.SkipTo('}')
    metaDirective = pp.Suppress('{') + cmd + pp.Suppress(':') + arg
    metaDirective.setParseAction(handleMetaDirective)

    cmd = pp.oneOf("comment c comment_box cb")
    arg = pp.SkipTo('}')
    formDirective = pp.Suppress('{') + cmd + pp.Suppress(':') + arg
    formDirective.setParseAction(handleFormDirective)

    cmd = pp.oneOf(
        "start_of_chorus soc end_of_chorus eoc start_of_tab sot end_of_tab eot"
    )
    envDirective = pp.Suppress('{') + cmd + pp.Suppress('}')
    envDirective.setParseAction(handleEnvDirective)

    directives = metaDirective | formDirective | envDirective

    # pyparsing grammar definition: chordlines

    whiteSpaces = pp.Word(" \t")
    emptyLine = pp.LineStart() + pp.Optional(
        whiteSpaces) + pp.LineEnd()  # incl. whiteSpaces
    emptyLine.setParseAction(handleEmptyLine)

    lineStart = pp.LineStart()
    lineEnd = pp.Suppress(
        pp.LineEnd())  ####### needs Unix type line-endings (at the moment...)

    chord = pp.Combine('[' + pp.Word(chordCharSet) +
                       ']')  # leave sqare brackets there....
    text = pp.Word(lyricCharSet, excludeChars="[]{}")
    text.setParseAction(handleText)

    chordbox = pp.Group( \
     (chord("chord") + whiteSpaces("text")) |   # whiteSpaces after chord seperates the chord from further text \
     (chord("chord") + text("text")) |      # standard chordbox with chord AND text \
     chord("chord") |          # single chord w/o text \
     text("text"))         # single text w/o chord

    songLine = lineStart + pp.OneOrMore(chordbox) + lineEnd
    songLine.setParseAction(handleSongLine)

    markup = emptyLine | songLine | directives  # >emptyLine< MUST be bofore >songLine< to catch emptyLine-action

    for result in markup.searchString(song):
        output += result[0] + '\n'

    #logging.info(output)
    return output, title, artist