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// balxml_minireader.h                                                -*-C++-*-
#ifndef INCLUDED_BALXML_MINIREADER
#define INCLUDED_BALXML_MINIREADER
 
#include <bsls_ident.h>
BSLS_IDENT("$Id: $")
 
/// @defgroup balxml_minireader balxml_minireader
/// @brief  Provide light-weight implementation of `balxml::Reader` protocol.
/// @addtogroup bal
/// @{
/// @addtogroup balxml
/// @{
/// @addtogroup balxml_minireader
/// @{
///
/// <h1> Outline </h1>
/// * <a href="#balxml_minireader-purpose"> Purpose</a>
/// * <a href="#balxml_minireader-classes"> Classes </a>
/// * <a href="#balxml_minireader-description"> Description </a>
///   * <a href="#balxml_minireader-usage"> Usage </a>
///     * <a href="#balxml_minireader-example-1-basic-usage"> Example 1: Basic Usage </a>
///
/// # Purpose {#balxml_minireader-purpose}
/// Provide light-weight implementation of `balxml::Reader` protocol.
///
/// # Classes {#balxml_minireader-classes}
///
/// -   balxml::MiniReader: light-weight `balxml::Reader` implementation
///
/// @see  balxml_reader, balxml_errorinfo
///
/// # Description {#balxml_minireader-description}
/// The `balxml::MiniReader` class is a light-weight
/// implementation of `balxml::Reader` interface.  The API acts as a currentNode
/// going forward on the document stream and stopping at each node in the way.
/// The current node refers to the node on which the reader is positioned.  The
/// user's code keeps control of the progress and simply calls a `read`
/// function repeatedly to progress to each node in sequence in document order.
/// This provides a far more standard, easy to use and powerful API than the
/// existing SAX.
///
/// Data Validation
/// - - - - - - - -
/// The `balxml::MiniReader` `class` is not a validating reader
/// (`balxml::ValidatingReader`).  As a result while parsing data it does not
/// make an attempt to ensure the correctness of either the data or the
/// structure of the incoming XML.  The `class` accepts characters as element
/// data that the XML standard considers invalid.  For example the `&` and `<`
/// characters in element data will parse without error.  Similarly, it does not
/// return an error if the read data does not conform to its specified schema.
/// To get stricter data validation, clients should use a concrete
/// implementation of a validating reader (such as `a_xercesc::Reader`) instead.
///
/// ## Usage {#balxml_minireader-usage}
///
///
/// This section illustrates intended use of this component.
///
/// ### Example 1: Basic Usage {#balxml_minireader-example-1-basic-usage}
///
///
/// For this example, we will use `balxml::MiniReader` to read each node in an
/// XML document.  We do not care about whitespace, so we use the following
/// utility function to skip over any whitespace nodes.  This makes our example
/// more portable to other implementations of the `balxml::Reader` protocol that
/// handle whitespace differently from `balxml::MiniReader`.
/// @code
/// int advancePastWhiteSpace(balxml::Reader& reader) {
///     const char *whiteSpace = "\n\r\t ";
///     const char *value = '\0';
///     int         type = 0;
///     int         rc = 0;
///
///     do {
///         rc    = reader.advanceToNextNode();
///         value = reader.nodeValue();
///         type  = reader.nodeType();
///     } while(0 == rc &&
///             type == balxml::Reader::e_NODE_TYPE_WHITESPACE ||
///             (type == balxml::Reader::e_NODE_TYPE_TEXT &&
///              bsl::strlen(value) == bsl::strspn(value, whiteSpace)));
///
///     assert( reader.nodeType() !=
///                               balxml::Reader::e_NODE_TYPE_WHITESPACE);
///
///     return rc;
/// }
/// @endcode
/// The main program parses an XML string using the TestReader
/// @code
/// int main()
/// {
/// @endcode
/// The following string describes xml for a very simple user directory.  The
/// top level element contains one xml namespace attribute, with one embedded
/// entry describing a user.
/// @code
///     const char TEST_XML_STRING[] =
///        "<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>\n"
///        "<directory-entry xmlns:dir="
///                               "'http://bloomberg.com/schemas/directory'>\n"
///        "    <name>John Smith</name>\n"
///        "    <phone dir:phonetype='cell'>212-318-2000</phone>\n"
///        "    <address/>\n"
///        "</directory-entry>\n";
/// @endcode
/// In order to read the XML, we first need to construct a
/// `balxml::NamespaceRegistry` object, a `balxml::PrefixStack` object, and a
/// `TestReader` object, where `TestReader` is a derived implementation of
/// @ref balxml_reader .
/// @code
///     balxml::NamespaceRegistry namespaces;
///     balxml::PrefixStack prefixStack(&namespaces);
///     balxml::MiniReader miniReader; balxml::Reader& reader = miniReader;
///
///     assert(!reader.isOpen());
/// @endcode
/// The reader uses a `balxml::PrefixStack` to manage namespace prefixes so we
/// need to set it before we call open.
/// @code
///     reader.setPrefixStack(&prefixStack);
///     assert(reader.prefixStack());
///     assert(reader.prefixStack() == &prefixStack);
/// @endcode
/// Now we call the `open` method to setup the reader for parsing using the data
/// contained in the in the XML string.
/// @code
///     reader.open(TEST_XML_STRING, sizeof(TEST_XML_STRING) -1, 0, "UTF-8");
/// @endcode
/// Confirm that the `bdem::Reader` has opened properly
/// @code
///     assert( reader.isOpen());
///     assert(!bsl::strncmp(reader.documentEncoding(), "UTF-8", 5));
///     assert( reader.nodeType() == balxml::Reader::e_NODE_TYPE_NONE);
///     assert(!reader.nodeName());
///     assert(!reader.nodeHasValue());
///     assert(!reader.nodeValue());
///     assert(!reader.nodeDepth());
///     assert(!reader.numAttributes());
///     assert(!reader.isEmptyElement());
/// @endcode
/// Advance through all the nodes and assert all information contained at each
/// node is correct.
///
/// Assert the next node's document type is xml.
/// @code
///     int rc = advancePastWhiteSpace(reader);
///     assert( 0 == rc);
///     assert( reader.nodeType() ==
///                          balxml::Reader::e_NODE_TYPE_XML_DECLARATION);
///     assert(!bsl::strcmp(reader.nodeName(), "xml"));
///     assert( reader.nodeHasValue());
///     assert(!bsl::strcmp(reader.nodeValue(),
///                         "version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'"));
///     assert( reader.nodeDepth() == 1);
///     assert(!reader.numAttributes());
///     assert(!reader.isEmptyElement());
///     assert( 0 == rc);
///     assert( reader.nodeDepth() == 1);
/// @endcode
/// Advance to the top level element, which has one attribute, the xml
/// namespace.  Assert the namespace information has been added correctly to the
/// prefix stack.
/// @code
///     rc = advancePastWhiteSpace(reader);
///     assert( 0 == rc);
///     assert( reader.nodeType() == balxml::Reader::e_NODE_TYPE_ELEMENT);
///     assert(!bsl::strcmp(reader.nodeName(), "directory-entry"));
///     assert(!reader.nodeHasValue());
///     assert( reader.nodeDepth() == 1);
///     assert( reader.numAttributes() == 1);
///     assert(!reader.isEmptyElement());
///
///     assert(!bsl::strcmp(prefixStack.lookupNamespacePrefix("dir"), "dir"));
///     assert(prefixStack.lookupNamespaceId("dir") == 0);
///     assert(!bsl::strcmp(prefixStack.lookupNamespaceUri("dir"),
///                         "http://bloomberg.com/schemas/directory"));
/// @endcode
/// The XML being read contains one entry describing a user, advance the users
/// name name and assert all information can be read correctly.
/// @code
///     rc = advancePastWhiteSpace(reader);
///     assert( 0 == rc);
///     assert( reader.nodeType() == balxml::Reader::e_NODE_TYPE_ELEMENT);
///     assert(!bsl::strcmp(reader.nodeName(), "name"));
///     assert(!reader.nodeHasValue());
///     assert( reader.nodeDepth() == 2);
///     assert( reader.numAttributes() == 0);
///     assert(!reader.isEmptyElement());
///
///     rc = reader.advanceToNextNode();
///     assert( 0 == rc);
///     assert( reader.nodeType() == balxml::Reader::e_NODE_TYPE_TEXT);
///     assert( reader.nodeHasValue());
///     assert(!bsl::strcmp(reader.nodeValue(), "John Smith"));
///     assert( reader.nodeDepth() == 3);
///     assert( reader.numAttributes() == 0);
///     assert(!reader.isEmptyElement());
///
///     rc = reader.advanceToNextNode();
///     assert( 0 == rc);
///     assert( reader.nodeType() ==
///                              balxml::Reader::e_NODE_TYPE_END_ELEMENT);
///     assert(!bsl::strcmp(reader.nodeName(), "name"));
///     assert(!reader.nodeHasValue());
///     assert( reader.nodeDepth() == 2);
///     assert( reader.numAttributes() == 0);
///     assert(!reader.isEmptyElement());
/// @endcode
/// Advance to the user's phone number and assert all information can be read
/// correctly.
/// @code
///     rc = advancePastWhiteSpace(reader);
///     assert( 0 == rc);
///     assert( reader.nodeType() == balxml::Reader::e_NODE_TYPE_ELEMENT);
///     assert(!bsl::strcmp(reader.nodeName(), "phone"));
///     assert(!reader.nodeHasValue());
///     assert( reader.nodeDepth() == 2);
///     assert( reader.numAttributes() == 1);
///     assert(!reader.isEmptyElement());
/// @endcode
/// The phone node has one attribute, look it up and assert the
/// `balxml::ElementAttribute` contains valid information and that the prefix
/// returns the correct namespace URI from the prefix stack.
/// @code
///     balxml::ElementAttribute elemAttr;
///
///     rc = reader.lookupAttribute(&elemAttr, 0);
///     assert( 0 == rc);
///     assert(!elemAttr.isNull());
///     assert(!bsl::strcmp(elemAttr.qualifiedName(), "dir:phonetype"));
///     assert(!bsl::strcmp(elemAttr.value(), "cell"));
///     assert(!bsl::strcmp(elemAttr.prefix(), "dir"));
///     assert(!bsl::strcmp(elemAttr.localName(), "phonetype"));
///     assert(!bsl::strcmp(elemAttr.namespaceUri(),
///                         "http://bloomberg.com/schemas/directory"));
///     assert( elemAttr.namespaceId() == 0);
///
///     assert(!bsl::strcmp(prefixStack.lookupNamespaceUri(elemAttr.prefix()),
///                         elemAttr.namespaceUri()));
///
///     rc = advancePastWhiteSpace(reader);
///     assert( 0 == rc);
///     assert( reader.nodeType() == balxml::Reader::e_NODE_TYPE_TEXT);
///     assert( reader.nodeHasValue());
///     assert(!bsl::strcmp(reader.nodeValue(), "212-318-2000"));
///     assert( reader.nodeDepth() == 3);
///     assert( reader.numAttributes() == 0);
///     assert(!reader.isEmptyElement());
///
///     rc = advancePastWhiteSpace(reader);
///     assert( 0 == rc);
///     assert( reader.nodeType() ==
///                              balxml::Reader::e_NODE_TYPE_END_ELEMENT);
///     assert(!bsl::strcmp(reader.nodeName(), "phone"));
///     assert(!reader.nodeHasValue());
///     assert( reader.nodeDepth() == 2);
///     assert( reader.numAttributes() == 0);
///     assert(!reader.isEmptyElement());
/// @endcode
/// Advance to the user's address and assert all information can be read
/// correctly.
/// @code
///     rc = advancePastWhiteSpace(reader);
///     assert( 0 == rc);
///     assert( reader.nodeType() == balxml::Reader::e_NODE_TYPE_ELEMENT);
///     assert(!bsl::strcmp(reader.nodeName(), "address"));
///     assert(!reader.nodeHasValue());
///     assert( reader.nodeDepth() == 2);
///     assert( reader.numAttributes() == 0);
///     assert( reader.isEmptyElement());
/// @endcode
/// Advance to the end element.
/// @code
///     rc = advancePastWhiteSpace(reader);
///     assert( 0 == rc);
///     assert( reader.nodeType() ==
///                              balxml::Reader::e_NODE_TYPE_END_ELEMENT);
///     assert(!bsl::strcmp(reader.nodeName(), "directory-entry"));
///     assert(!reader.nodeHasValue());
///     assert( reader.nodeDepth() == 1);
///     assert( reader.numAttributes() == 0);
///     assert(!reader.isEmptyElement());
/// @endcode
/// Close the reader.
/// @code
///     reader.close();
///     assert(!reader.isOpen());
///
///     return 0;
/// }
/// @endcode
/// @}
/** @} */
/** @} */
 
/** @addtogroup bal
 * @{
 */
/** @addtogroup balxml
 * @{
 */
/** @addtogroup balxml_minireader
 * @{
 */
 
#include <balscm_version.h>
 
#include <balxml_reader.h>
#include <balxml_elementattribute.h>
#include <balxml_namespaceregistry.h>
#include <balxml_prefixstack.h>
 
#include <bslma_allocator.h>
 
#include <bsls_keyword.h>
 
#include <bsl_cstring.h>
#include <bsl_cstddef.h>
#include <bsl_cstdlib.h>
#include <bsl_fstream.h>
#include <bsl_string.h>
#include <bsl_vector.h>
 
 
namespace balxml {
 
                              // ================
                              // class MiniReader
                              // ================
 
/// This `class` provides a concrete and efficient implementation of the
/// `Reader` protocol.
///
/// See @ref balxml_minireader 
class MiniReader :  public Reader {
 
  private:
    // PRIVATE TYPES
    enum {
        k_MIN_BUFSIZE     = 1024,        // MIN - 1 KB
        k_MAX_BUFSIZE     = 1024 * 128,  // MAX - 128 KB
        k_DEFAULT_BUFSIZE = 1024 * 8,    // DEFAULT - 8 KB
        k_DEFAULT_DEPTH   = 20           // Average expected deep
    };                                   // to minimize allocations
 
    typedef ElementAttribute Attribute;
    typedef bsl::vector<Attribute> AttributeVector;
 
    struct Node;
    friend struct Node;
    struct Node {
        enum {
            k_NODE_NO_FLAGS = 0x0000,
            k_NODE_EMPTY    = 0x0001
        };
 
        NodeType         d_type;
        const char      *d_qualifiedName;
        const char      *d_prefix;
        const char      *d_localName;
        const char      *d_value;
        int              d_namespaceId;
        const char      *d_namespaceUri;
        int              d_flags;
        AttributeVector  d_attributes;
        size_t           d_attrCount;
        size_t           d_namespaceCount;
        int              d_startPos;
        int              d_endPos;
 
        Node(bslma::Allocator *basicAllocator = 0);
        Node(const Node& other, bslma::Allocator *basicAllocator = 0);
 
        void reset();
        void swap(Node& other);
        void addAttribute(const Attribute& attr);
    };
 
    typedef bsl::pair<bsl::string, int> Element;
 
    typedef bsl::vector<Element> ElementVector;
 
    enum State {
        ST_INITIAL,   // Initial state after successful open
        ST_TAG_BEGIN, // Current position - next symbol after '<'
        ST_TAG_END,   // Current position - next symbol after '>'
        ST_EOF,       // End of Data is reached successfully
        ST_ERROR,     // Parser error : prevents from further scanning
        ST_CLOSED     // close method has been called
    };
 
    enum Flags {
        FLG_READ_EOF    = 0x0001,  // End of input data
        FLG_ROOT_CLOSED = 0x0002   // Root closed
    };
 
    enum StringType {
        // The return value of 'searchCommentCDataOrElementName', says what
        // node the function has found.
 
        e_STRINGTYPE_NONE,
        e_STRINGTYPE_COMMENT,
        e_STRINGTYPE_CDATA,
        e_STRINGTYPE_START_ELEMENT,
        e_STRINGTYPE_END_ELEMENT
    };
 
  private:
    // PRIVATE DATA
    bslma::Allocator         *d_allocator;
    State                     d_state;
    int                       d_flags;
    int                       d_readSize;
    bsl::vector<char>         d_parseBuf;
    int                       d_streamOffset;
 
    bsl::ifstream             d_stream;
    bsl::streambuf           *d_streamBuf;
    const char *              d_memStream;      // memory buffer to decode from
    size_t                    d_memSize;        // memory buffer size
 
    char                     *d_startPtr;
    char                     *d_endPtr;
    char                     *d_scanPtr;        // pointer used to traverse the
                                                // input
 
    char                     *d_markPtr;        // pointer to the previous node
                                                // value
 
    char                     *d_attrNamePtr;
    char                     *d_attrValPtr;
 
    int                       d_lineNum;      // current line number
 
    int                       d_lineOffset;   // offset at the beginning of
                                              // current line
 
    ErrorInfo                 d_errorInfo;
    XmlResolverFunctor        d_resolver;
 
    NamespaceRegistry         d_ownNamespaces;
    PrefixStack               d_ownPrefixes;
    PrefixStack              *d_prefixes;
 
    Node                      d_currentNode;
    size_t                    d_activeNodesCount;  // active nodes count
    ElementVector             d_activeNodes;       // active nodes stack
 
    bsl::string               d_baseURL;
    bsl::string               d_encoding;
    bsl::string               d_dummyStr;
 
    unsigned int              d_options;      // option flags for the reader
 
  private:
    // NOT IMPLEMENTED
    MiniReader(const MiniReader&);             // = delete;
    MiniReader& operator=(const MiniReader&);  // = delete;
 
    // PRIVATE MANIPULATORS
    Node&       currentNode();
    const Node& currentNode() const;
 
    int setError(ErrorInfo::Severity error, const bsl::string &msg);
 
    int setParseError(const char *errText,
                      const char *startFragment,
                      const char *endFragment);
 
    // HIGH LEVEL PARSING PRIMITIVES
 
    void  preAdvance();
    const bsl::string& findNamespace(const char *prefix) const;
    const bsl::string& findNamespace(const bsl::string &prefix) const;
    int   checkPrefixes();
 
    /// Push the `currentNode()`s data onto the `d_activeNodes` stack.
    void pushElementName();
 
    int   scanNode();
    int   updateAttributes();
    int   updateElementInfo();
 
    int   addAttribute();
    /// Scan the node at the current position.
 
    int   scanAttributes();
 
    int   scanEndElementRaw();
 
    int   scanEndElement();
    int   scanExclaimConstruct();
    int   scanOpenTag();
    int   scanProcessingInstruction();
    int   scanStartElement();
    /// Scan an end element without updating the element info.
    int   scanText();
 
    /// Scan the input for a comment, a CDATA section, the specified element
    /// `name`, or the end tag corresponding to `name`.  Stop at the first
    /// instance of either one of those strings and update the internal read
    /// pointer (d_scanPtr) to point to the next character after the string
    /// read.  Return the string type found.
    StringType searchCommentCDataOrEndElementName(const bsl::string& name);
 
    /// Scan the input for the specified element `name`, or the end tag
    /// corresponding to `name`.  Stop at the first instance and update the
    /// internal read pointer (d_scanPtr) to point to the next character
    /// after the string read.  Return the string type found.  Notice that
    /// this method (unlike `searchCommentCDataOrElementName`) does not
    /// return `e_STRINGTYPE_COMMENT` or `e_STRINGTYPE_CDATA`.
    StringType searchElementName(const bsl::string& name);
 
    // LOW LEVEL PARSING PRIMITIVES
    const char *rebasePointer(const char *ptr, const char *newBase);
    void  rebasePointers(const char *newBase, size_t newLength);
 
    int   readInput();
    int   doOpen(const char *url, const char *encoding);
 
    /// Return the character at the current position, and zero if the end of
    /// stream was reached.
    int   peekChar();
 
    /// Call `readInput` until there are at least the specified `number` of
    /// characters in the buffer.  Return zero if `number` characters cannot
    /// be read, and return a positive value otherwise.
    int   readAtLeast(bsl::ptrdiff_t number);
 
    /// Return the character at the current position and then advance the
    /// current position.  If the end of stream is reached the return value
    /// is zero.  The behavior is undefined if this method is called once
    /// the end is reached.
    int   getChar();
 
    /// Set the specified symbol `ch` at the current position.  Return the
    /// original character at the current position, and advance the current
    /// position.  If the end of stream is reached the return value is zero.
    /// The behavior is undefined if this method is called once the end is
    /// reached.
    int   getCharAndSet(char ch);
 
    /// Check if the current symbol is NL and adjust line number
    /// information.  Return `true` if it was NL, otherwise `false`
    bool  checkForNewLine();
 
    /// Skip spaces and set the current position to first non space
    /// character or to end if there is no non space found symbol.  Return
    /// the character at the new current position.
    int   skipSpaces();
 
    /// Scan for the specified `symbol` and set the current position to the
    /// found symbol.  Return the character at the new current position.  If
    /// the symbol is not found, the current position is set to end and
    /// returned value is zero.
    int   scanForSymbol(char symbol);
 
    int   scanForSymbolOrSpace(char symbol1, char symbol2);
    /// Scan one of the specified `symbol`, `symbol1`, or `symbol2`
    /// characters or any space character and set the current position to
    /// the found symbol.  Return the character at the new current position.
    /// If there were no symbols found, the current position is set to end
    /// and returned value is zero.
    int   scanForSymbolOrSpace(char symbol);
 
    /// Scan for the required string and set the current position to the
    /// first character of the found string.  Return the character at the
    /// new current position.  If there were no symbols found, the current
    /// position is set to end and returned value is zero.
    int   scanForString(const char * str);
 
    /// Compare the content of the buffer, starting from the current
    /// position, with the specified string `str`.  If matches, advance the
    /// current position by the length of `str` and return `true`; otherwise
    /// return `false` and the current position is unmodified.
    bool skipIfMatch(const char *str);
 
  public:
    // PUBLIC CREATORS
    ~MiniReader() BSLS_KEYWORD_OVERRIDE;
 
    explicit MiniReader(bslma::Allocator *basicAllocator = 0);
    /// Construct a reader with the optionally specified `bufSize`.  The
    /// instantiated MiniReader will utilize a memory buffer of `bufSize`
    /// while reading the input document.  Optionally specify a
    /// `basicAllocator` used to supply memory.  If `basicAllocator` is 0,
    /// the currently installed default allocator is used.  Note that
    /// `bufSize` is a hint, which may be modified or ignored if it is not
    /// within a "sane" range.
    explicit MiniReader(int bufSize, bslma::Allocator *basicAllocator = 0);
 
    //------------------------------------------------
    // INTERFACE Reader
    //------------------------------------------------
 
    // MANIPULATORS - SETUP METHODS
 
    /// Set the prefix stack to the stack at the specified `prefixes`
    /// address or disable prefix stack support if `prefixes` == 0.  This
    /// stack is used to push and pop namespace prefixes as the parse
    /// progresses, so that, at any point, the stack will reflect the set of
    /// active prefixes for the current node.  It is legitimate to pass a
    /// stack that already contains prefixes, these prefixes shall be
    /// preserved when `close` is called, i.e., the prefix stack shall be
    /// returned to the stack depth it had when `setPrefixStack` was called.
    /// The behavior is undefined if this method is called after calling
    /// `open` and before calling `close`.
    void setPrefixStack(PrefixStack *prefixes) BSLS_KEYWORD_OVERRIDE;
 
    /// Set the external XML resource resolver to the specified `resolver`.
    /// The XML resource resolver is used by the @ref balxml_reader  to find and
    /// open an external resources (See the `XmlResolverFunctor` typedef for
    /// more details).  The XML resource resolver remains valid; it is not
    /// affected by a call to `close` and should be available until the
    /// reader is destroyed.  The behavior is undefined if this method is
    /// called after calling `open` and before calling `close`.
    void setResolver(XmlResolverFunctor resolver) BSLS_KEYWORD_OVERRIDE;
 
    // MANIPULATORS - OPEN/CLOSE AND NAVIGATION METHODS
 
    /// Set up the reader for parsing using the data contained in the XML
    /// file described by the specified `filename`, and set the encoding
    /// value to the optionally specified `encoding` ("ASCII", "UTF-8",
    /// etc).  Returns 0 on success and non-zero otherwise.  The encoding
    /// passed to `Reader::open` will take effect only when there is no
    /// encoding information in the original document, i.e., the encoding
    /// information obtained from the XML file described by the `filename`
    /// trumps all.  If there is no encoding provided within the document
    /// and `encoding` is null or a blank string is passed, then set the
    /// encoding to the default "UTF-8".  It is an error to `open` a reader
    /// that is already open.  Note that the reader will not be on a valid
    /// node until `advanceToNextNode` is called.
    int open(const char *filename,
             const char *encoding = 0) BSLS_KEYWORD_OVERRIDE;
 
    /// Set up the reader for parsing using the data contained in the
    /// specified (XML) `buffer` of the specified `size`, set the base URL
    /// to the optionally specified `url` and set the encoding value to the
    /// optionally specified `encoding` ("ASCII", "UTF-8", etc).  Return 0
    /// on success and non-zero otherwise.  If `url` is null 0 or a blank
    /// string is passed, then base URL will be empty.  The encoding passed
    /// to `Reader::open` will take effect only when there is no encoding
    /// information in the original document, i.e., the encoding information
    /// obtained from the (XML) `buffer` trumps all.  If there is no
    /// encoding provided within the document and `encoding` is null or a
    /// blank string is passed, then set the encoding to the default
    /// "UTF-8".  It is an error to `open` a reader that is already open.
    /// Note that the reader will not be on a valid node until
    /// `advanceToNextNode` is called.
    int open(const char  *buffer,
             bsl::size_t  size,
             const char  *url = 0,
             const char  *encoding = 0) BSLS_KEYWORD_OVERRIDE;
 
    /// Set up the reader for parsing using the data contained in the
    /// specified (XML) `stream`, set the base URL to the optionally
    /// specified `url` and set the encoding value to the optionally
    /// specified `encoding` ("ASCII", "UTF-8", etc).  Return 0 on success
    /// and non-zero otherwise.  If `url` is null or a blank string is
    /// passed, then base URL will be empty.  The encoding passed to
    /// `Reader::open` will take effect only when there is no encoding
    /// information in the original document, i.e., the encoding information
    /// obtained from the (XML) `stream` trumps all.  If there is no
    /// encoding provided within the document and `encoding` is null or a
    /// blank string is passed, then set the encoding to the default
    /// "UTF-8".  It is an error to `open` a reader that is already open.
    /// Note that the reader will not be on a valid node until
    /// `advanceToNextNode` is called.
    int open(bsl::streambuf *stream,
             const char     *url = 0,
             const char     *encoding = 0) BSLS_KEYWORD_OVERRIDE;
 
    /// Close the reader.  Most, but not all state is reset.  Specifically,
    /// the XML resource resolver and the prefix stack remain.  The prefix
    /// stack shall be returned to the stack depth it had when
    /// `setPrefixStack` was called.  Call the method `open` to reuse the
    /// reader.  Note that `close` invalidates all strings and data
    /// structures obtained via `Reader` accessors.  E.g., the pointer
    /// returned from `nodeName` for this node will not be valid once
    /// `close` is called.
    void close() BSLS_KEYWORD_OVERRIDE;
 
    /// Skip all the sub elements of the current node and position the
    /// reader on its corresponding end node.  While skipping ensure that
    /// the elements being skipped are well-formed and do not contain any
    /// parsing errors.  Return 0 on successful skip, and a negative number
    /// otherwise (error).  The behavior is undefined unless
    /// `balxml::Reader::e_NODE_TYPE_ELEMENT == node.type()`.  Note that
    /// each call to `advanceToEndNode` invalidates strings and data
    /// structures returned when `Reader` accessors were called for the
    /// "prior node".  E.g., the pointer returned from `nodeName` for this
    /// node won't be valid once `advanceToEndNode` is called.  Note that
    /// this method leaves the reader pointing to an end node, so calling
    /// one of the `advanceToEndNode` immediately after will not advance the
    /// reader further (first call `advanceToNextNode` before calling the
    /// `advanceToEndNode` function again).
    virtual int advanceToEndNode();
 
    /// Skip all the sub elements of the current node and position the
    /// reader on its corresponding end node, and (unlike
    /// `advanceToNextNode`) perform no checks to ensure that the elements
    /// being skipped are well-formed and that they do not contain any
    /// parsing errors.  Return 0 on successful skip, and a negative number
    /// otherwise (error).  The behavior is undefined unless
    /// `balxml::Reader::e_NODE_TYPE_ELEMENT == node.type()`.  Note that
    /// each call to `advanceToEndNodeRaw` invalidates strings and data
    /// structures returned when `Reader` accessors were called for the
    /// "prior node".  E.g., the pointer returned from `nodeName` for this
    /// node will not be valid once `advanceToEndNodeRaw` is called.  Note
    /// that this method leaves the reader pointing to an end node, so
    /// calling one of the `advanceToEndNodeRaw` immediately after will not
    /// advance the reader further (first call `advanceToNextNode` before
    /// calling the `advanceToEndNodeRaw` function again).
    virtual int advanceToEndNodeRaw();
 
    /// Skip all the sub elements of the current node and position the
    /// reader on its corresponding end node, and (unlike
    /// `advanceToNextNode`) perform no checks to ensure that the elements
    /// being skipped are well-formed and that they do not contain any
    /// parsing errors.  Unlike `advanceToEndNodeRaw` this method does not
    /// expect (allow) comments or CDATA nodes in the input XML, in other
    /// words it is expecting "bare" XML.  Return 0 on successful skip, and
    /// a negative number otherwise (error).  The behavior is undefined
    /// unless `balxml::Reader::e_NODE_TYPE_ELEMENT == node.type()`.  The
    /// behavior is also undefined if the input XML contains comment or
    /// CDATA nodes.  Note that each call to `advanceToEndNodeRawBare`
    /// invalidates strings and data structures returned when `Reader`
    /// accessors were called for the "prior node".  E.g., the pointer
    /// returned from `nodeName` for this node will not be valid once
    /// `advanceToEndNodeRawBare` is called.  Note that this method leaves
    /// the reader pointing to an end node, so calling one of the
    /// `advanceToEndNodeRawBare` immediately after will not advance the
    /// reader further (first call `advanceToNextNode` before calling the
    /// `advanceToEndNodeRawBare` function again).
    virtual int advanceToEndNodeRawBare();
 
    /// Move to the next node in the data steam created by `open` thus
    /// allowing the node's properties to be queried via the `Reader`
    /// accessors.  Return 0 on successful read, 1 if there are no more
    /// nodes to read, and a negative number otherwise.  Note that each call
    /// to `advanceToNextNode` invalidates strings and data structures
    /// returned when `Reader` accessors were called for the "prior node".
    /// E.g., the pointer returned from `nodeName` for this node will not be
    /// valid once `advanceToNextNode` is called.  Note that the reader will
    /// not be on a valid node until the first call to `advanceToNextNode`
    /// after the reader is opened.
    int advanceToNextNode() BSLS_KEYWORD_OVERRIDE;
 
    /// Find the attribute at the specified `index` in the current node, and
    /// fill in the specified `attribute` structure.  Return 0 on success, 1
    /// if no attribute is found at the `index`, and an a negative value
    /// otherwise.  The strings that were filled into the `attribute`
    /// structure are invalid upon the next `advanceToNextNode` or `close`
    /// is called.
    int lookupAttribute(ElementAttribute *attribute,
                        int               index) const BSLS_KEYWORD_OVERRIDE;
 
    /// Find the attribute with the specified `qname` (qualified name) in
    /// the current node, and fill in the specified `attribute` structure.
    /// Return 0 on success, 1 if there is no attribute found with `qname`,
    /// and a negative value otherwise.  The strings that were filled into
    /// the `attribute` structure are invalid upon the next
    /// `advanceToNextNode` or `close` is called.
    int lookupAttribute(ElementAttribute *attribute,
                        const char       *qname) const BSLS_KEYWORD_OVERRIDE;
 
    /// Find the attribute with the specified `localName` and specified
    /// `namespaceUri` in the current node, and fill in the specified
    /// `attribute` structure.  Return 0 on success, 1 if there is no
    /// attribute found with `localName` and `namespaceUri`, and a negative
    /// value otherwise.  If `namespaceUri` == 0 or a blank string is
    /// passed, then the document's default namespace will be used.  The
    /// strings that were filled into the `attribute` structure are invalid
    /// upon the next `advanceToNextNode` or `close` is called.
    int lookupAttribute(ElementAttribute *attribute,
                        const char       *localName,
                        const char       *namespaceUri) const
                                                         BSLS_KEYWORD_OVERRIDE;
 
    /// Find the attribute with the specified `localName` and specified
    /// `namespaceId` in the current node, and fill in the specified
    /// `attribute` structure.  Return 0 on success, 1 if there is no
    /// attribute found with `localName` and `namespaceId`, and a negative
    /// value otherwise.  If `namespaceId` == -1, then the document's
    /// default namespace will be used.  The strings that were filled into
    /// the `attribute` structure are invalid upon the next
    /// `advanceToNextNode` or `close` is called.
    int lookupAttribute(ElementAttribute *attribute,
                        const char       *localName,
                        int               namespaceId) const
                                                         BSLS_KEYWORD_OVERRIDE;
 
    /// Set the options to the flags in the specified `flags`.  The options
    /// for the reader are persistent, i.e., the options are not reset by
    /// `close`.  The behavior is undefined if this method is called after
    /// calling `open` and before calling `close`.
    void setOptions(unsigned int flags) BSLS_KEYWORD_OVERRIDE;
 
    // ACCESSORS
 
    /// Return the document encoding or NULL on error.  The returned pointer
    /// is owned by this object and must not be modified or deallocated by
    /// the caller.  The returned pointer becomes invalid when `close` is
    /// called or the reader is destroyed.
    const char *documentEncoding() const BSLS_KEYWORD_OVERRIDE;
 
    /// Return the external XML resource resolver.
    XmlResolverFunctor resolver() const BSLS_KEYWORD_OVERRIDE;
 
    /// Return true if `open` was called successfully and `close` has not
    /// yet been called and false otherwise.
    bool isOpen() const BSLS_KEYWORD_OVERRIDE;
 
    /// Return a reference to the non-modifiable error information for this
    /// reader.  The returned value becomes invalid when `close` is called
    /// or the reader is destroyed.
    const ErrorInfo& errorInfo() const BSLS_KEYWORD_OVERRIDE;
 
    /// Return the current line number within the input stream.  The current
    /// line is the last line for which the reader has not yet seen a
    /// newline.  Lines are counted starting at one from the time a stream
    /// is provide to `open`.  Return 0 if not available.  Note that a
    /// derived-class implementation is not required to count lines and may
    /// just return 0.
    int getLineNumber() const BSLS_KEYWORD_OVERRIDE;
 
    /// Return the current column number within the input stream.  The
    /// current column number is the number of characters since the last
    /// newline was read by the reader plus one, i.e., the first column of
    /// each line is column number one.  Return 0 if not available.  Note
    /// that a derived-class implementation is not required to count
    /// columns and may just return 0.
    int getColumnNumber() const BSLS_KEYWORD_OVERRIDE;
 
    /// Return a pointer to the modifiable prefix stack that is used by this
    /// reader to manage namespace prefixes or 0 if namespace support is
    /// disabled.  The behavior is undefined if the returned prefix stack is
    /// augmented in any way after calling `open` and before calling
    /// `close`.
    PrefixStack *prefixStack() const BSLS_KEYWORD_OVERRIDE;
 
    /// Return the node type of the current node if the reader `isOpen` and
    /// has not encounter an error and `Reader::NONE` otherwise.
    NodeType nodeType() const BSLS_KEYWORD_OVERRIDE;
 
    /// Return the qualified name of the current node if the current node
    /// has a name and NULL otherwise.  The returned pointer is owned by
    /// this object and must not be modified or deallocated by the caller.
    /// The returned pointer becomes invalid upon the next
    /// `advanceToNextNode`, when `close` is called or the reader is
    /// destroyed.
    const char *nodeName() const BSLS_KEYWORD_OVERRIDE;
 
    /// Return the local name of the current node if the current node has a
    /// local name and NULL otherwise.  The returned pointer is owned by
    /// this object and must not be modified or deallocated by the caller.
    /// The returned pointer becomes invalid upon the next
    /// `advanceToNextNode`, when `close` is called or the reader is
    /// destroyed.
    const char *nodeLocalName() const BSLS_KEYWORD_OVERRIDE;
 
    /// Return the prefix name of the current node if the correct node has a
    /// prefix name and NULL otherwise.  The returned pointer is owned by
    /// this object and must not be modified or deallocated by the caller.
    /// The returned pointer becomes invalid upon the next
    /// `advanceToNextNode`, when `close` is called or the reader is
    /// destroyed.
    const char *nodePrefix() const BSLS_KEYWORD_OVERRIDE;
 
    /// Return the namespace ID of the current node if the current node has
    /// a namespace id and a negative number otherwise.
    int nodeNamespaceId() const BSLS_KEYWORD_OVERRIDE;
 
    /// Return the namespace URI name of the current node if the current
    /// node has a namespace URI and NULL otherwise.  The returned pointer
    /// is owned by this object and must not be modified or deallocated by
    /// the caller.  The returned pointer becomes invalid upon the next
    /// `advanceToNextNode`, when `close` is called or the reader is
    /// destroyed.
    const char *nodeNamespaceUri() const BSLS_KEYWORD_OVERRIDE;
 
    /// Return the base URI name of the current node if the current node has
    /// a base URI and NULL otherwise.  The returned pointer is owned by
    /// this object and must not be modified or deallocated by the caller.
    /// The returned pointer becomes invalid upon the next
    /// `advanceToNextNode`, when `close` is called or the reader is
    /// destroyed.
    const char *nodeBaseUri() const BSLS_KEYWORD_OVERRIDE;
 
    /// Return true if the current node has a value and false otherwise.
    bool nodeHasValue() const BSLS_KEYWORD_OVERRIDE;
 
    /// Return the value of the current node if the current node has a value
    /// and NULL otherwise.  The returned pointer is owned by this object
    /// and must not be modified or deallocated by the caller.  The returned
    /// pointer becomes invalid upon the next `advanceToNextNode`, when
    /// `close` is called or the reader is destroyed.
    const char *nodeValue() const BSLS_KEYWORD_OVERRIDE;
 
    /// Return the nesting depth of the current node in the XML document.
    /// The root node has depth 0.
    int nodeDepth() const BSLS_KEYWORD_OVERRIDE;
 
    /// Return the number of attributes for the current node if that node
    /// has attributes and 0 otherwise.
    int numAttributes() const BSLS_KEYWORD_OVERRIDE;
 
    /// Return true if the current node is an element (i.e., node type is
    /// `NODE_TYPE_ELEMENT`) that ends with `/>`; and false otherwise.
    /// Note that `<a/>` will be considered empty but `<a></a>` will not.
    bool isEmptyElement() const BSLS_KEYWORD_OVERRIDE;
 
    /// Return the option flags.
    unsigned int options() const BSLS_KEYWORD_OVERRIDE;
 
    // ACCESSORS
    // SPECIFIC FOR MiniReader
 
    /// Return the current scanner position as offset from the beginning of
    /// document.
    int getCurrentPosition() const;
 
    /// Return the byte position within the document corresponding to the
    /// first byte of the current node.
    int nodeStartPosition() const;
 
    /// Return the byte position within the document corresponding to the
    /// byte following after the last byte of the current node.
    int nodeEndPosition() const;
 
};
 
// ============================================================================
//                            INLINE DEFINITIONS
// ============================================================================
 
                              // ----------------
                              // class MiniReader
                              // ----------------
 
inline
MiniReader::Node& MiniReader::currentNode()
{
    return d_currentNode;
}
 
inline
const MiniReader::Node& MiniReader::currentNode() const
{
    return d_currentNode;
}
 
inline
int MiniReader::peekChar()
{
    if (d_scanPtr >= d_endPtr) {
        if (readInput() == 0) {
            return 0;                                                 // RETURN
        }
    }
 
    return *d_scanPtr;
}
 
inline
int MiniReader::getChar()
{
    if (d_scanPtr >= d_endPtr) {
        if (readInput() == 0) {
            return 0;                                                 // RETURN
        }
    }
    return *d_scanPtr++;
}
 
inline
bool MiniReader::checkForNewLine()
{
    if (*d_scanPtr == '\n') {
        ++d_lineNum;
        d_lineOffset = getCurrentPosition() + 1;
 
        return true;                                                  // RETURN
    }
 
    return false;
}
 
inline
int MiniReader::getCharAndSet(char ch)
{
    //checkForNewLine();   // modify line, column
 
    int rc = peekChar();   // get current char
 
    if (rc != 0) {
        checkForNewLine();
        *d_scanPtr++ = ch;  // replace, advance position
    }
    return rc;
}
 
inline
const char *MiniReader::rebasePointer(const char *ptr, const char *newBase)
{
    if (ptr && ptr >= d_markPtr && ptr <= d_endPtr) {
        return newBase + (ptr - d_markPtr);                           // RETURN
    }
    return ptr;
}
 
inline
int MiniReader::getCurrentPosition() const
{
    return static_cast<int>(d_streamOffset + (d_scanPtr - d_startPtr));
}
 
inline
int MiniReader::nodeStartPosition() const
{
    return currentNode().d_startPos;
}
 
inline
int MiniReader::nodeEndPosition() const
{
    return currentNode().d_endPos;
}
 
}  // close package namespace
 
 
#endif  // INCLUDED_BALXML_MINIREADER
 
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// Copyright 2015 Bloomberg Finance L.P.
//
// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
// you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
// You may obtain a copy of the License at
//
//     http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
//
// Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
// distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
// WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
// See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
// limitations under the License.
// ----------------------------- END-OF-FILE ----------------------------------
 
/** @} */
/** @} */
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