def split_cmd(cmd):
"""
Split command line
"""
lexer = Lexer(ustring(cmd), [], comment=None, macro=None)
lexer.escaping_on()
data = []
while True:
res = lexer.lexer()
if res is None:
break
else:
__, val = res
data.append(val)
return data
def parse(self, source, default_data=None):
"""
Begin parsing
"""
def _get_parser(val):
_p = None
for _key in self.parsers:
# First string
if isinstance(_key, basestring) and _key == val:
_p = self.parsers[_key]
break
# Next sequence
elif hasattr(_key, "__contains__") and val in _key:
_p = self.parsers[_key]
break
# Otherwise regexp
elif type(_key) is type(self._rx) and _key.match(val):
_p = self.parsers[_key]
break
return _p
#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
self._result = {}
self._lexer = Lexer(source, self.tokens, self.comment)
_data = default_data or {}
try:
while True:
_res = self._lexer.lexer()
if _res is None:
break
else:
_lex, _val = _res
_parser = _get_parser(_val)
if _parser:
# Push read token back
self._lexer.unget(_val)
_data = _parser.parse(self._lexer.sdata, _data)
self._result.update(_data)
else:
self.error(_(u"Unknown keyword: %s") % _val)
except LexerError, e:
self.error(str(e))
class MultiParser(BaseParser):
"""
MultiParser is a simple container for any other parsers
Usually parsers, such as BlockParser designed to parse homogeneous blocks in
single source: file or string. But still it might be useful sometimes to
parse multiple blocks of different syntax in single source.
Thus, one can register some necessary parsers into MultiParser and go on.
"""
DEFAULT_OPT = {
u"comment": u"#",
u"tokens": (),
}
def __init__(self, parsers, opt=None):
"""
@param parsers: dictionary containing string, list or
compiled regexp of keywords as key
and *Parser objects as values.
@type parsers: dictionary with string or sequence keys
@param opt: Options
Available options:
- comment: Comment character.
Everything else ignored until EOL.
Type: I{string (single char)}
- tokens: List of tokens.
Type: I{sequence}
"""
super(MultiParser, self).__init__()
self._rx = re.compile("")
if parsers:
if not isinstance(parsers, dict):
raise XYZValueError(_(u"Invalid argument type %s. "\
u"Dictionary expected") % str(parsers))
else:
self.parsers = parsers
else:
self.parsers = {}
self.opt = opt or self.DEFAULT_OPT
self.set_opt(self.DEFAULT_OPT, self.opt)
self._lexer = None
self._result = {}
#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
def parse(self, source, default_data=None):
"""
Begin parsing
"""
def _get_parser(val):
_p = None
for _key in self.parsers:
# First string
if isinstance(_key, basestring) and _key == val:
_p = self.parsers[_key]
break
# Next sequence
elif hasattr(_key, "__contains__") and val in _key:
_p = self.parsers[_key]
break
# Otherwise regexp
elif type(_key) is type(self._rx) and _key.match(val):
_p = self.parsers[_key]
break
return _p
#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
self._result = {}
self._lexer = Lexer(source, self.tokens, self.comment)
_data = default_data or {}
try:
while True:
_res = self._lexer.lexer()
if _res is None:
break
else:
_lex, _val = _res
_parser = _get_parser(_val)
if _parser:
# Push read token back
self._lexer.unget(_val)
_data = _parser.parse(self._lexer.sdata, _data)
self._result.update(_data)
else:
self.error(_(u"Unknown keyword: %s") % _val)
except LexerError, e:
self.error(str(e))
return self._result