# Copyright (c) 2012 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved. # Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be # found in the LICENSE file. import json import struct_generator def _JSONToCString16(json_string_literal): """Converts a JSON string literal to a C++ UTF-16 string literal. This is done by converting \\u#### to \\x####. """ c_string_literal = json_string_literal escape_index = c_string_literal.find('\\') while escape_index > 0: if c_string_literal[escape_index + 1] == 'u': # We close the C string literal after the 4 hex digits and reopen it right # after, otherwise the Windows compiler will sometimes try to get more # than 4 characters in the hex string. c_string_literal = (c_string_literal[0:escape_index + 1] + 'x' + c_string_literal[escape_index + 2:escape_index + 6] + '" L"' + c_string_literal[escape_index + 6:]) escape_index = c_string_literal.find('\\', escape_index + 6) return c_string_literal def _GenerateString(content, lines): """Generates an UTF-8 string to be included in a static structure initializer. If content is not specified, uses NULL. """ if content is None: lines.append(' NULL,') else: # json.dumps quotes the string and escape characters as required. lines.append(' %s,' % json.dumps(content)) def _GenerateString16(content, lines): """Generates an UTF-16 string to be included in a static structure initializer. If content is not specified, uses NULL. """ if content is None: lines.append(' NULL,') else: # json.dumps quotes the string and escape characters as required. lines.append(' L%s,' % _JSONToCString16(json.dumps(content))) def _GenerateArray(element_name, field_info, content, lines): """Generates an array to be included in a static structure initializer. If content is not specified, uses NULL. The array is assigned to a temporary variable which is initialized before the structure. """ if content is None: lines.append(' NULL,') lines.append(' 0,') # Size of the array. return # Create a new array variable and use it in the structure initializer. # This prohibits nested arrays. Add a clash detection and renaming mechanism # to solve the problem. var = 'array_%s_%s' % (element_name, field_info['field']); lines.append(' %s,' % var) lines.append(' %s,' % len(content)) # Size of the array. # Generate the array content. array_lines = [] field_info['contents']['field'] = var; array_lines.append(struct_generator.GenerateField( field_info['contents']) + '[] = {') for subcontent in content: GenerateFieldContent(element_name, field_info['contents'], subcontent, array_lines) array_lines.append('};') # Prepend the generated array so it is initialized before the structure. lines.reverse() array_lines.reverse() lines.extend(array_lines) lines.reverse() def GenerateFieldContent(element_name, field_info, content, lines): """Generate the content of a field to be included in the static structure initializer. If the field's content is not specified, uses the default value if one exists. """ if content is None: content = field_info.get('default', None) type = field_info['type'] if type == 'int' or type == 'enum': lines.append(' %s,' % content) elif type == 'string': _GenerateString(content, lines) elif type == 'string16': _GenerateString16(content, lines) elif type == 'array': _GenerateArray(element_name, field_info, content, lines) else: raise RuntimeError('Unknown field type "%s"' % type) def GenerateElement(type_name, schema, element_name, element): """Generate the static structure initializer for one element. """ lines = []; lines.append('const %s %s = {' % (type_name, element_name)); for field_info in schema: content = element.get(field_info['field'], None) if (content == None and not field_info.get('optional', False)): raise RuntimeError('Mandatory field "%s" omitted in element "%s".' % (field_info['field'], element_name)) GenerateFieldContent(element_name, field_info, content, lines) lines.append('};') return '\n'.join(lines) def GenerateElements(type_name, schema, description): """Generate the static structure initializer for all the elements in the description['elements'] dictionary, as well as for any variables in description['int_variables']. """ result = []; for var_name, value in description.get('int_variables', {}).items(): result.append('const int %s = %s;' % (var_name, value)) result.append('') for element_name, element in description.get('elements', {}).items(): result.append(GenerateElement(type_name, schema, element_name, element)) result.append('') return '\n'.join(result)