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/*
* This file is free and unencumbered software released into the public domain.
*
* Anyone is free to copy, modify, publish, use, compile, sell, or
* distribute this software, either in source code form or as a compiled
* binary, for any purpose, commercial or non-commercial, and by any
* means.
*
* In jurisdictions that recognize copyright laws, the author or authors
* of this software dedicate any and all copyright interest in the
* software to the public domain. We make this dedication for the benefit
* of the public at large and to the detriment of our heirs and
* successors. We intend this dedication to be an overt act of
* relinquishment in perpetuity of all present and future rights to this
* software under copyright law.
*
* THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND,
* EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF
* MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT.
* IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR
* OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE,
* ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR
* OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
*/
/*
* Because CIF 2.0 is fundamentally an 8-bit binary format (always representing characters as their Unicode code point
* values encoded according to UTF-8) it is essential that the scanner handle input bytes with their high bit set. It
* also must not attempt to perform its own case folding, as that is a locale- and code-page-sensitive operation that
* does not produce the same result on every system.
*/
%option 8bit
%option nocase-insensitive
/*
* Disabling the default rule and enabling warnings helps the scanner generator (i.e. flex) alert about flaws in
* the rule set.
*/
%option nodefault
%option warn
/*
* The "full" table representation is expected to yield the fastest scanner for the specified rule set.
*/
%option full
/*
* The remaining options represent implementation choices with no special justification. They could readily be
* altered to adapt the defined scanner to a different usage model.
*/
%option reentrant
%option noyywrap
%option bison-bridge
%option bison-locations
%{
#include "cif_parser.tab.h"
/*
* The scanner leverages the parser's error reporting function for its own error reporting purposes; here is its
* prototype.
*/
void yyerror(YYLTYPE *locp, FILE *input_file, void *scanner, const char *message);
%}
/*
* The main start conditions used in this scanner track progress through the input; though the current start condition
* may be re-asserted (as in fact happens frequently), previous start conditions are never revisited.
*/
%s POSTBOM
%s BODY
%s EOFWS
/*
* One additional start condition is used in the file body, immediately after scanning an opening list or table
* delimiter. It is logically a subset of the BODY start condition.
*/
%s BODY_POSTDELIM
/*
* Bytes are expressed as octal codes to avoid sensitivity to the compiler's code page. CIF 2.0 must always be encoded
* in UTF-8, regardless of compiler code page or system default locale. Note, however, that this scanner does not
* validate multibyte UTF-8 code sequences or test for disallowed characters outside the Unicode Basic Latin set,
* though it does flag bytes that never occur in UTF-8-encoded streams.
*/
/*
* Flex's standard character class syntax is not useful here because octal and hexadecimal escapes are not recognized
* within it. Flex takes a lot longer to process rule sets involving long, multi-alternative patterns such as the
* following, but the generated scanner is not adversely affected.
*/
/* C0 controls not used by CIF; these do not appear in well-formed CIF documents */
C0 \000|\001|\002|\003|\004|\005|\006|\007|\010|\013|\014|\016|\017|\020|\021|\022|\023|\024|\025|\026|\027|\030|\031|\032|\033|\034|\035|\036|\037
/* ASCII punctuation marks that are not significant to CIF, plus colon */
PUNC \041|\045|\046|\050|\051|\052|\053|\054|\055|\056|\057|\072|\074|\075|\076|\077|\100|\134|\136|\140|\174|\176
/* ASCII digits */
DIGIT \060|\061|\062|\063|\064|\065|\066|\067|\070|\071
/* ASCII uppercase letters */
UPPER \101|\102|\103|\104|\105|\106|\107|\110|\111|\112|\113|\114|\115|\116|\117|\120|\121|\122|\123|\124|\125|\126|\127|\130|\131|\132
/* ASCII lowercase letters */
LOWER \141|\142|\143|\144|\145|\146|\147|\150|\151|\152|\153|\154|\155|\156|\157|\160|\161|\162|\163|\164|\165|\166|\167|\170|\171|\172
/* byte values having the high bit set */
CONT1 \200|\201|\202|\203|\204|\205|\206|\207|\210|\211|\212|\213|\214|\215|\216|\217|\220|\221|\222|\223|\224|\225|\226|\227|\230|\231|\232|\233|\234|\235|\236|\237
CONT2 \240|\241|\242|\243|\244|\245|\246|\247|\250|\251|\252|\253|\254|\255|\256|\257|\260|\261|\262|\263|\264|\265|\266|\267|\270|\271|\272|\273|\274|\275|\276|\277
LEAD2 \302|\303|\304|\305|\306|\307|\310|\311|\312|\313|\314|\315|\316|\317|\320|\321|\322|\323|\324|\325|\326|\327|\330|\331|\332|\333|\334|\335|\336|\337
LEAD3 \340|\341|\342|\343|\344|\345|\346|\347|\350|\351|\352|\353|\354|\355|\356|\357
LEAD4 \360|\361|\362|\363|\364
INVAL \300|\301|\365|\366|\367|\370|\371|\372|\373|\374|\375|\376|\377
/* various forms of whitespace. It is not necessary for these paterns to match the two-byte sequence \015\012 */
BL \040|\011
EOL \012|\015
WS {BL}|{EOL}
/* punctuation marks having significance in CIF */
DQ \042
HASH \043
DOLAR \044
SQ \047
COLON \072
SEMI \073
OBRAK \133
CBRAK \135
UNDER \137
OCURL \173
CCURL \175
/* particular ASCII letters having (case-insensitive) significance in certain CIF contexts */
A \101|\141
B \102|\142
D \104|\144
E \105|\145
G \107|\147
L \114|\154
O \117|\157
P \120|\160
S \123|\163
T \124|\164
V \126|\166
/* broader character categories built on those above */
/* PLAIN bytes can start bare data values and have no special significance in CIF */
PLAIN {PUNC}|{DIGIT}|{UPPER}|{LOWER}|{CONT1}|{CONT2}|{LEAD2}|{LEAD3}|{LEAD4}
/* VALCH bytes can appear in bare data values, after the first byte */
VALCH {PLAIN}|{HASH}|{UNDER}|{SQ}|{DQ}|{DOLAR}|{SEMI}
/* NOTSQ bytes can appear inside a data value delimited by the {SQ} byte */
NOTSQ {PLAIN}|{HASH}|{UNDER}|{DQ}|{DOLAR}|{SEMI}|{OBRAK}|{CBRAK}|{OCURL}|{CCURL}|{BL}
/* NOTDQ bytes can appear inside a data value delimited by the {DQ} byte */
NOTDQ {PLAIN}|{HASH}|{UNDER}|{SQ}|{DOLAR}|{SEMI}|{OBRAK}|{CBRAK}|{OCURL}|{CCURL}|{BL}
/* NSEMI bytes can appear immediately following an {EOL} in a text field, without delimiting the field */
NSEMI {PLAIN}|{HASH}|{UNDER}|{SQ}|{DQ}|{DOLAR}|{OBRAK}|{CBRAK}|{OCURL}|{CCURL}|{BL}
/* NONWS bytes can be any allowed byte that does not constitute whitespace */
NONWS {VALCH}|{OBRAK}|{CBRAK}|{OCURL}|{CCURL}
/* NEOL bytes can be any allowed byte that does not terminate CIF lines */
NEOL {NONWS}|{BL}
/* SQ3CH bytes can appear in a triple-apostrophe-quoted string */
SQ3CH {NOTSQ}|{EOL}
/* SQ3CH bytes can appear in a triple-quote-quoted string */
DQ3CH {NOTDQ}|{EOL}
/*
* Useful larger-scale definitions
*/
/* A UTF-8-encoded BOM == 0xefbbbf */
BOM \357\273\277
/* patterns related to text fields */
TSTART {EOL}{SEMI}{NEOL}*
TCONT {EOL}({NSEMI}{NEOL}*)?
TEND {EOL}{SEMI}
/* SQ3 is the delimiter of triple-apostrophe-quoted strings */
SQ3 {SQ}{SQ}{SQ}
/* DQ3 is the delimiter of triple-quote-quoted strings */
DQ3 {DQ}{DQ}{DQ}
/*
* NOTSQ3 byte sequences are all subsequences of allowable triple-apostrophe-quoted
* strings that contain exactly one byte from class SQ3CH, with that occurring last
*/
NOTSQ3 {SQ3CH}|{SQ}{SQ3CH}|{SQ}{SQ}{SQ3CH}
/*
* NOTDQ3 byte sequences are all subsequences of allowable triple-quote-quoted
* strings that contain exactly one byte from class DQ3CH, with that occurring last
*/
NOTDQ3 {DQ3CH}|{DQ}{DQ3CH}|{DQ}{DQ}{DQ3CH}
/* UTF-8 encoding of "#\#CIF_2.0": */
V2 {HASH}\134{HASH}\103\111\106{UNDER}\062\056\060
%{
#define RETURN(x) do { BEGIN(BODY); return (x); } while(0)
#define RETURN_POSTDELIM(x) do { BEGIN(BODY_POSTDELIM); return (x); } while(0)
#define ERROR(x) do { \
BEGIN(BODY); \
yyerror(NULL, yyget_in(yyscanner), yyscanner, "CIF syntax error"); \
return -1; \
} while(0)
%}
%%
/* file identification */
<INITIAL>{BOM}{VALCH}* yyless(3); BEGIN(POSTBOM); /* consume a leading byte-order mark, if present */
<INITIAL,POSTBOM>{V2}({BL}{NEOL}*)? RETURN(VCOMMENT); /* CIF 2.0 version comment */
/* structural elements */
{D}{A}{T}{A}{UNDER}{NONWS}+ RETURN(BLOCK_HEADER);
{S}{A}{V}{E}{UNDER}{NONWS}+ RETURN(FRAME_HEADER);
{S}{A}{V}{E}{UNDER} RETURN(FRAME_TERMINATOR);
{L}{O}{O}{P}{UNDER} RETURN(LOOP);
{UNDER}{NONWS}+ RETURN(DATANAME); /* data name */
/* list delimiters */
{OBRAK} RETURN_POSTDELIM(LIST_OPEN);
{CBRAK} RETURN(LIST_CLOSE);
/* table delimiters and keys */
{OCURL} RETURN_POSTDELIM(TABLE_OPEN);
{CCURL} RETURN(TABLE_CLOSE);
{SQ}{NOTSQ}*{SQ}{COLON} |
{DQ}{NOTDQ}*{DQ}{COLON} |
{SQ3}{NOTSQ3}*{SQ3}{COLON} |
{DQ3}{NOTDQ3}*{DQ3}{COLON} RETURN(KEY); /* table key */
/* quoted values (including malformed ones) */
{SQ}{NOTSQ}*{SQ} |
{DQ}{NOTDQ}*{DQ} |
{SQ3}{NOTSQ3}*{SQ3} |
{DQ3}{NOTDQ3}*{DQ3} RETURN(SIMPLE_VALUE); /* in-line quoted value */
{SQ}{NOTSQ}* |
{DQ}{NOTDQ}* |
{SQ3}{NOTSQ3}* |
{DQ3}{NOTDQ3}* ERROR(SIMPLE_VALUE); /* error: unterminated dq-string */
{TSTART}{TCONT}*{TEND} RETURN(TEXT_FIELD);
{TSTART}{TCONT}* ERROR(TEXT_FIELD); /* error: unterminated text field */
/* The following qualified text field rules are not strictly necessary, as a text field cannot be valid in the
* specified start conditions, but correctly matching text fields here leaves room for more effective error
* recovery strategies to be defined than otherwise would be possible. */
<INITIAL,POSTBOM>{SEMI}{NEOL}*{TCONT}*{TEND} RETURN(TEXT_FIELD);
<INITIAL,POSTBOM>{SEMI}{NEOL}*{TCONT}* ERROR(TEXT_FIELD); /* error: unterminated text field */
/* bare values and reserved words */
{UNDER} ERROR(SIMPLE_VALUE); /* error: invalid bare value */
{DOLAR}{NONWS}* ERROR(SIMPLE_VALUE); /* error: frame reference (reserved) */
{D}{A}{T}{A}{UNDER} ERROR(SIMPLE_VALUE); /* error: reserved word data_ */
{G}{L}{O}{B}{A}{L}{UNDER} ERROR(SIMPLE_VALUE); /* error: reserved word global_ */
{S}{T}{O}{P}{UNDER} ERROR(SIMPLE_VALUE); /* error: reserved word stop_ */
({C0}|\177|{INVAL})+ ERROR(SIMPLE_VALUE); /* error: disallowed characters */
{G}{L}{O}{B}{A}{L}{UNDER}{VALCH}+ |
{L}{O}{O}{P}{UNDER}{VALCH}+ |
{S}{T}{O}{P}{UNDER}{VALCH}+ |
/* The following rule will not fire for text field delimiters because the appropriate whole-text-field rule above
* (either the regular or the error rule) appears first and will match at least as many bytes. */
({PLAIN}|{SEMI}){VALCH}* RETURN(SIMPLE_VALUE); /* bare value */
/* whitespace and whitespace-related malformations */
/* whitespace is significant in CIF, so this scanner cannot simply consume it */
<EOFWS>{BL}+({HASH}{NEOL}*)? return WS; /* return without changing the start state */
{BL}+({HASH}{NEOL}*)? RETURN(WS);
{EOL}({HASH}{NEOL}*)? RETURN(WS);
<INITIAL,POSTBOM,BODY_POSTDELIM>{HASH}{NEOL}* RETURN(WS); /* leading ordinary comment, or comment directly following a list or table delimiter */
{HASH}{NEOL}* ERROR(WS); /* syntax error: missing whitespace */
/* insert synthetic whitespace at EOF, except for completely empty CIFs: */
<BODY><<EOF>> BEGIN(EOFWS); yy_scan_string("\040", yyscanner);
%%
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