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#######################################################################
#
# Copyright (c) 2004-2008 by Karl Gaissmaier
#
# This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the same terms as Perl itself.
#
# VERSION: '0.12'
#
#######################################################################
#
# Do you still wish to understand this grammar?
# Be warned, dragons ahead, recursive brain damage possible!
#
# First, read the Config::Scoped manual to understand what's going on here!
#
# Second, read the Parse::RecDescent manual and learn it by heart to
# understand what's going on here!
#
# INHERITANCE!
# The real action is done via $thisparser->_method() calls
# to methods in the Config::Scoped package in order to keep the actions in
# this grammar file simple and maintainable.
#
# The logic is heavily based on localization via <rulevar's> in order to
# handle scopes properly.
#
# Call by value are always deep copies via Storable::dclone.
#
# Blocks, declarations and hashes start new scopes for parameters, macros
# and warnings.
#
# Include files are handled by a cloned Config::Scoped parser.
# Include files import parameters and macros to the current scope
# but not the warnings. Warnings are scoped within the include files and don't
# leak to the parent file. If you don't wish the leakage of parameters and
# macros to the parent file, put the %inlcude pragma inside a block {}.
#
# Declarations collect the parameters and store them
# in the unscoped $config hashref. The declaration name(s) are the
# keys in the $config hashref. Declarations are never scoped,
# they always add to the global config. Declarations are just (named)
# collectors of the parameters.
#
# The principle is easy, isn't it?
#
#########################################################################
#
# START of GRAMMAR for Config::Scoped
#
#########################################################################
#
# STARTRULE
#
config : config_item(s) eofile
| {
# Error handling:
# fetch only the first error, this is the most important one
my $parse_error = shift @{ $thisparser->{errors} };
# keep P::RD silent, see the P::RD FAQ
$thisparser->{errors} = undef;
# throw an exception
Config::Scoped::Error::Parse->throw(
-text => $parse_error->[0],
-line => $parse_error->[1],
-file => $thisparser->{local}{cfg_file}
);
} <reject>
# hack, could be done without this intermediate rule, but
# the error messages are more readable with this hack.
#
# commit hack: with a <commit> we get better error messages
config_item : <commit> statement
| <error?> <reject>
#########################################################################
# STATEMENT'S
#########################################################################
#
# use $break to shortcut the alternate productions after a rejected commit
# in a subrule.
#
# This is a hack since P::RD is missing a <committed?: action> directive.
# I do this programmatically with a localized <rulevar> and { ++$break }
#
statement : <rulevar: local $break>
statement : <reject: $break> parameter
| <reject: $break> block
| <reject: $break> declaration
| <reject: $break> pragma
| <reject: $break> comment
#########################################################################
# BLOCK'S: { statement(s) }
#########################################################################
#
# Open a new scope, inherit (deep copy) the scoped hashes.
#
block : <rulevar: local $thisparser->{local}{params} =
Storable::dclone $thisparser->{local}{params}>
block : <rulevar: local $thisparser->{local}{macros} =
Storable::dclone $thisparser->{local}{macros}>
block : <rulevar: local $thisparser->{local}{warnings} =
Storable::dclone $thisparser->{local}{warnings}>
block : '{' <commit> { ++$break } statement(s) '}' stop_pattern
| <error?> <reject>
#########################################################################
# DECLARATIONS
#########################################################################
#
# Open a new scope, inherit (deep copy) the scoped hashes.
#
declaration : <rulevar: local $thisparser->{local}{params} =
Storable::dclone $thisparser->{local}{params}>
declaration : <rulevar: local $thisparser->{local}{macros} =
Storable::dclone $thisparser->{local}{macros}>
declaration : <rulevar: local $thisparser->{local}{warnings} =
Storable::dclone $thisparser->{local}{warnings}>
declaration : key(s) '{' <commit> { ++$break } decl_item(s?) '}' stop_pattern
{
$thisparser->{local}{line} = $thisline;
$thisparser->_store_declaration(
name => $item{'key(s)'},
value => $thisparser->{local}{params},
);
# rule success, errors in the method don't raise syntax errors
1;
}
| <error?> <reject>
decl_item : ...!'}' <commit> parameter_or_macro_or_comment_or_warning
| <error?> <reject>
#########################################################################
# HASH
#########################################################################
#
# Open a new scope, inherit (deep copy) the localized hashes
# for macros and warnings.
# Reset the params hash!
#
hash : <rulevar: local $thisparser->{local}{params} = {}>
hash : <rulevar: local $thisparser->{local}{macros} =
Storable::dclone $thisparser->{local}{macros}>
hash : <rulevar: local $thisparser->{local}{warnings} =
Storable::dclone $thisparser->{local}{warnings}>
hash : '{' <commit> { ++$break } hash_item(s?) '}'
{
# returns just the filled parameter hash as value
$return = $thisparser->{local}{params};
}
| <error?> <reject>
hash_item : ...!'}' <commit> parameter_or_macro_or_comment_or_warning m/,?/
| <error?> <reject>
#########################################################################
# LIST
#########################################################################
#
# lists start no scope, they are just a special kind of parameters
#
list : <rulevar: local @list>
list : '[' <commit> { ++$break } list_item(s?) ']'
{
# returns just the filled list as value
$return = \@list;
}
| <error?> <reject>
list_item : ...!']' <commit> hash_or_list_or_value_or_comment m/,?/
| <error?> <reject>
#########################################################################
# PARAMETER'S
#########################################################################
#
parameter : key /=>?/ <commit> { ++$break } hash_or_list_or_value stop_pattern
{
$thisparser->{local}{line} = $thisline;
# store the parameter in the local scope
$thisparser->_store_parameter(
name => $item{key},
value => $item{hash_or_list_or_value},
);
# rule success, errors in the method don't raise syntax errors
1;
}
| <error?> <reject>
#########################################################################
# intermediate compounds
#########################################################################
#
# use $break to shortcut the alternations after a rejected commit
parameter_or_macro_or_comment_or_warning : <rulevar: local $break>
parameter_or_macro_or_comment_or_warning : <reject: $break> parameter
| <reject: $break> macro
| <reject: $break> warning
| <reject: $break> comment
# use $break to shortcut the alternations after a rejected commit
hash_or_list_or_value_or_comment : <rulevar: local $break>
hash_or_list_or_value_or_comment : <reject: $break> hash_or_list_or_value
{
# fill the list, but not with comments!
push @list, $item{hash_or_list_or_value}
}
| <reject: $break> comment
# use $break to shortcut the alternations after a rejected commit
hash_or_list_or_value : <rulevar: local $break>
hash_or_list_or_value : <reject: $break> hash
| <reject: $break> list
| <reject: $break> value
#########################################################################
# PRAGMA's
#########################################################################
#
pragma : macro | include | warning
macro : '%macro' <commit> { ++$break } key value stop_pattern
{
$thisparser->{local}{line} = $thisline;
$thisparser->_store_macro(
name => $item{key},
value => $item{value},
);
# rule success, errors in the method don't raise syntax errors
1;
}
| <error?> <reject>
# call recursively a new P::RD parser for this include file
# call by value for the current $warnings
include : <rulevar: local $thisparser->{local}{warnings} =
Storable::dclone $thisparser->{local}{warnings}>
include : '%include' <commit> { ++$break } value stop_pattern
{
$thisparser->{local}{line} = $thisline;
$thisparser->_include( file => $item{value}, );
# rule success, errors in the method don't raise syntax errors
1;
}
| <error?> <reject>
warning : warning_short | warning_long
warning_short : /%warnings?/i on_off <commit> { ++$break } stop_pattern
{
$thisparser->{local}{line} = $thisline;
$thisparser->_set_warnings( switch => $item{on_off} );
# rule success, errors in the method don't raise syntax errors
1;
}
| <error?> <reject>
warning_long :
/%warnings?/i ...!on_off key <commit> { ++$break } on_off stop_pattern
{
$thisparser->{local}{line} = $thisline;
$thisparser->_set_warnings(
name => $item{key},
switch => $item{on_off},
);
# rule success, errors in the method don't raise syntax errors
1;
}
| <error?> <reject>
on_off : /on|off/i
#########################################################################
# KEY and VALUE'S
#########################################################################
#
key : perl_code | token | perl_quote
value : perl_code | token | perl_quote
# everything unless separator characters, better than \w in unicode times
token : /[^ \s >< }{ )( [\] ; , ' " = # % ]+/x
perl_quote : .../"|'|<</ <perl_quotelike>
{
$thisparser->{local}{line} = $thisline;
$return = $thisparser->_quotelike( value => $item{__DIRECTIVE1__} );
}
perl_code : /perl_code|eval/i <perl_codeblock>
{
$thisparser->{local}{line} = $thisline;
$return = $thisparser->_perl_code( expr => $item{__DIRECTIVE1__}, );
}
#########################################################################
# helpers
#########################################################################
#
# The skip reset is necessary, since the default eats the newlines.
# stop_pattern is:
# a newline, a semicolon, a comma or a look-ahead for '}', ']', '\s'
#
stop_pattern : <skip: qr//> m/\s* (\n | ; | , | \z | (?=[ \} \] \s ]) )/x
eofile : /\z/
comment : m/#.*\n/
#########################################################################
#
# END of GRAMMAR, without headache?
#
#########################################################################
# vim: sw=4 sts=4 ft=perl
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