Revision 76
Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza about 13 years ago
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len(elem.attrs[0]) == 1: return elem.attrs[0] |
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else: return None |
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class XpathParser(Parser): |
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def _main(self): |
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self._match_str('/') # optional leading /
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return self._path() |
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def parse(str_): |
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parser = Parser(str_) |
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def _path(self):
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def _path(): |
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tree = [] |
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trailing_slash = False |
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while True: |
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# Split path |
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if self._match_str('{'):
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if parser.str_('{'):
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paths = [] |
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while True: |
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paths.append(tree + self._path())
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if not self._match_str(','): break
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self._match_str('}', required=True)
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paths.append(tree + _path()) |
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if not parser.str_(','): break
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parser.str_('}', required=True)
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tree = paths[0] # just use first subpath for now |
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break # nothing allowed after split path |
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elem = XpathElem(is_attr=self._match_str('@'),
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name=self._match_re(r'[\w.*]+', required=True))
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elem = XpathElem(is_attr=parser.str_('@'),
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name=parser.re(r'[\w.*]+', required=True))
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# Attrs |
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if self._match_str('['):
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if parser.str_('['):
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elem.attrs = [] |
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while True: |
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path = self._path()
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if self._match_str('='):
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set_value(path, self._match_re(r'[\w.|]*'))
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path = _path() |
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if parser.str_('='):
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set_value(path, parser.re(r'[\w.|]*'))
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elem.attrs.append(path) |
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if not self._match_str(','): break
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self._match_str(']', required=True)
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if not parser.str_(','): break
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parser.str_(']', required=True)
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elem.is_ptr = self._match_str('->')
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elem.is_ptr = parser.str_('->')
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tree.append(elem) |
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# Lookahead assertion |
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if self._match_str('('):
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self._match_str('/', required=True) # next / is inside ()
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path = self._path()
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self._match_str(')', required=True)
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if parser.str_('('):
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parser.str_('/', required=True) # next / is inside ()
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path = _path() |
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parser.str_(')', required=True)
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elem.attrs.append(path) |
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tree += path |
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if not self._match_str('/'): break
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if not parser.str_('/'): break
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# Expand * abbrs |
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for i in reversed(xrange(len(tree))): |
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except IndexError: pass # no replacement elem |
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return tree |
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parser.str_('/') # optional leading /
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path = _path() |
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parser.end() |
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return path |
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def parse(string): return XpathParser(string).parse() |
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instance_level = 1 |
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def obj(path): |
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Refactored xpath.parse() to use a nested function instead of a class extending Parser