def _parse_record(self, tokenLog):
tok = tokenLog.nextActionable()
ref = self._make_ref(tok)
rtype, rname = tokenLog.tokens_to_list()
# just parsing, no need for macros now
record_object = record.Record(self, rtype, rname, ref)
self.record_list.append(record_object)
tok = tokenLog.nextActionable()
if token_key(tok) == 'OP {':
tok = tokenLog.nextActionable()
# get record's field definitions
while token_key(tok) != 'OP }':
ref = self._make_ref(tok, tok['tokStr'])
tk = token_key(tok)
if tk == 'NAME field':
tok = tokenLog.nextActionable()
ref = self._make_ref(tok)
field, value = parse_bracketed_macro_definitions(tokenLog)
record_object.addFieldPattern(field, value.strip('"'), self, ref)
#tok = tokenLog.previous() # backup before advancing below
elif tk == 'NAME alias':
self._parse_alias(tokenLog, record_object, ref)
elif tk == 'NAME info':
self._parse_info(tokenLog, record_object, ref)
else:
tok = tokenLog.getCurrentToken()
msg = str(ref)
msg += ' unexpected content: |%s|' % str(tok['tokStr'])
msg += ' in file: ' + str(ref)
raise RuntimeError(msg)
tok = tokenLog.nextActionable()
def parse(self):
'''interpret records for PV declarations'''
tokenLog = TokenLog()
tokenLog.processFile(self.filename_expanded)
tok = tokenLog.nextActionable()
actions = {
#'NAME alias': self._parse_alias,
#'NAME info': self._parse_info,
'NAME grecord': self._parse_record,
'NAME record': self._parse_record,
}
while tok is not None:
tk = token_key(tok)
if tk in actions:
actions[tk](tokenLog)
tok = tokenLog.nextActionable()
def parse(self):
'''
interpret the template file for database declarations
The Python tokenizer makes simple work of parsing database files.
The TokenLog class interprets the contents according to a few simple terms
such as NAME, OP, COMMENT, NEWLINE.
'''
tokenLog = TokenLog()
tokenLog.processFile(self.filename_expanded)
tok = tokenLog.nextActionable()
actions = {
'NAME file': self._parse_file_statement,
'NAME global': self._parse_globals_statement,
}
while tok is not None:
tk = token_key(tok)
if tk in actions:
actions[tk](tokenLog)
tok = tokenLog.nextActionable()
def parse(self):
'''analyze this command file'''
tokenLog = TokenLog()
tokenLog.processFile(self.filename_absolute)
lines = tokenLog.lineAnalysis()
del lines['numbers']
for _lineNumber, line in sorted(lines.items()):
isNamePattern = line['pattern'].startswith( 'NAME' )
tk = token_key(line['tokens'][0])
if isNamePattern or tk == 'OP <':
arg0 = line['tokens'][0]['tokStr']
ref = self._make_ref(line['tokens'][0], arg0)
if line['tokens'][1]['tokStr'] == '=':
# this is a symbol assignment
handler = self.kh_symbol
handler(arg0, line['tokens'], ref)
elif arg0 in self.knownHandlers:
# command arg0 has a known handler, call it
handler = self.knownHandlers[arg0]
handler(arg0, line['tokens'], ref)
else:
self.kh_shell_command(arg0, line['tokens'], ref)
def _parse_globals_statement(self, tokenLog):
'''
support the *globals* statement in a template file
This statement was new starting with EPICS base 3.15
example::
global { P=12ida1:,SCANREC=12ida1:scan1 }
'''
ref = self._make_ref(tokenLog.getCurrentToken(), 'global macros')
# TODO: How to remember where the globals were defined?
tok = tokenLog.nextActionable()
if token_key(tok) == 'OP {':
kv = parse_bracketed_macro_definitions(tokenLog)
ref = self._make_ref(tok, kv)
# TODO: Do something with ref
self.macros.setMany(**kv)
else:
msg = '(%s,%d,%d) ' % (self.filename, tok['start'][0], tok['start'][1])
msg += 'missing "{" in globals statement'
raise DatabaseTemplateException(msg)
def _parse_file_statement(self, tokenLog):
'''
support the *file* statement in a template file
example::
file "$(SSCAN)/sscanApp/Db/scanParms.db"
'''
ref = self._make_ref(tokenLog.getCurrentToken(), 'database file')
# TODO: Do something with ref
# if no enclosing quotes, '$" is an ERRORTOKEN
skip_list = 'COMMENT NEWLINE ENDMARKER INDENT DEDENT'.split()
tok = tokenLog.nextActionable(skip_list) # move past the "file" command
tk = token_key(tok)
text = ''
while tk != 'OP {':
text += tok['tokStr']
tok = tokenLog.nextActionable(skip_list)
tk = token_key(tok)
dbFileName = utils.strip_outer_quotes(text.strip())
fname = self.macros.replace(dbFileName)
tok = tokenLog.nextActionable()
# When there is a "pattern" statement,
# the macro labels are given first,
# then (later) values in each declaration (usually multiple sets)
pattern_keys = []
if token_key(tok) == 'NAME pattern':
tok = tokenLog.nextActionable()
pattern_keys = tokenLog.tokens_to_list()
tok = tokenLog.nextActionable() # skip past the closing }
while token_key(tok) != 'OP }':
# define the macros for this set
pattern_macros = macros.Macros()
if len(pattern_keys) > 0:
# The macro labels were defined in a pattern statement
value_list = tokenLog.tokens_to_list()
kv = dict(zip(pattern_keys, value_list))
pattern_macros.setMany(**kv)
tok = tokenLog.nextActionable()
else:
# No pattern statement, macro labels are defined with the values
tok = tokenLog.getCurrentToken()
kv = tokenLog.getKeyValueSet()
pattern_macros.setMany(**kv)
tok = tokenLog.nextActionable()
ref = self._make_ref(tokenLog.getCurrentToken())
# TODO: work out how to get the path into the next statement
arg_text = '("' + dbFileName + '")'
if len(pattern_macros) > 0:
arg_text = '("' + dbFileName
arg_text += ', "'
arg_text += ','.join([k+'='+v for k, v in sorted(pattern_macros.items())])
arg_text += '")'
pattern_macros.setMany(**self.macros.db)
cmd = command_file.Command(self,
'(dbLoadRecords)',
'path unknown',
arg_text,
ref,
**pattern_macros.db)
self.commands.append(cmd)
dbg = database.Database(self, fname, ref, **pattern_macros.db)
self.database_list.append(dbg)
