parser.cpp

Pegasus is an open-source implementationof the DMTF CIM and WBEM standards. It is designed to be por

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// bug 4573 - cimmof include file search path processing is inadequate
//
// Bug 4573 changed the behavior of the processing for locating specified
//  include files. The new procssing is based on the include file processing 
//  behaviour used by the C compiler.
//
//      The search path for included files previously was:
//          1. try to open the file in the current working directory.
//          2. process the include path array from the cimof(l) cmdline
//             processing which always include "dot" as a default search
//             path and then any paths specified on the command line 
//             with the -I option.
//
//      The search path for included files now is:
//          1. try to open the file in the same directory as the current
//             file being processed.
//          2. process the include path array from the cimof(l) cmdline
//             processing which only includes paths specified on the 
//             command line with the -I option.
//

//
// implementation of valueFactory 
//
//
//
// implementation of those methods  of class parser which are not pure
// virtual
//

#include "parser.h"
//#include <sstream>
#include "parserExceptions.h"

//---------------------------------------------------------------------
// Take a YY_BUFFERSTATE off the stack of saved contexts
//---------------------------------------------------------------------
bufstate *
parser::pop_statebuff() {
    bufstate *v = 0;
    if (!_include_stack.isEmpty()) {
      v = _include_stack.top();
      _include_stack.pop();
    }
    return v;
}

//-------------------------------------------------------------------
// Create a flex input buffer from a String containing the file name
//-------------------------------------------------------------------
int 
parser::setInputBufferFromName(const String &filename) {
#if defined PEGASUS_PLATFORM_OS400_ISERIES_IBM || defined (PEGASUS_OS_VMS)
  // 't' not supported on OS/400
  FILE *f = fopen(filename.getCString(),"r");
#else
  FILE *f = fopen(filename.getCString(),"rt");
#endif
  if (f) {
    set_current_filename(filename);
    set_lineno(1);
    return setInputBuffer(f, false);
  } else {
    return 1;
  }
}

//-----------------------------------------------------------------
// Handle the end of an input buffer.  Either there is saved context
// or there isn't.  If there is, restore the saved particulars
// of that context so we can keep on parsing
//-----------------------------------------------------------------
int
parser::wrap() {
  bufstate *v = pop_statebuff();
  if (v) {
    setInputBuffer(v->buffer_state, true);
    set_current_filename(v->filename);
    set_lineno(v->lineno);
    set_current_filenamePath(v->filenamePath);
    delete v;
    return 0;  // more data available
  } else {
    return 1;  // end of it all
  }
}

#ifdef PEGASUS_HAVE_NAMESPACES
using namespace ParserExceptions;
#endif /* PEGASUS_HAVE_NAMESPACES */

//----------------------------------------------------------------
// ATTN: P2 BB 2001 Log where an error occured.  This is lame, so it needs work
// 
//----------------------------------------------------------------
void
parser::log_parse_error(char *token, const char *errmsg) const {
  char buf[40];
  sprintf(buf, "%d", _lineno);
  String s = _current_filename + ":" + buf + ": " + errmsg + " before `" 
    + token + "'\n";
  throw ParserLexException(s);
}