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# -*- tcl -*-
# # ## ### ##### ######## #############
# (C) 2009 Andreas Kupries
# Variable string channel (in-memory r/w file, internal variable).
# Seekable beyond the end of the data, implies appending of 0x00
# bytes.
# @@ Meta Begin
# Package tcl::chan::memchan 1.0.5
# Meta as::author {Andreas Kupries}
# Meta as::copyright 2009
# Meta as::license BSD
# Meta description Re-implementation of Memchan's memchan
# Meta description channel. Based on Tcl 8.5's channel
# Meta description reflection support. Exports a single
# Meta description command for the creation of new
# Meta description channels. No arguments. Result is the
# Meta description handle of the new channel. Essentially
# Meta description an in-memory read/write random-access
# Meta description file. Similar to -> tcl::chan::variable,
# Meta description except the content variable is internal,
# Meta description part of the channel. Further similar to
# Meta description -> tcl::chan::string, except that the
# Meta description content is here writable, and
# Meta description extendable.
# Meta platform tcl
# Meta require TclOO
# Meta require tcl::chan::events
# Meta require {Tcl 8.5}
# @@ Meta End
# # ## ### ##### ######## #############
package require Tcl 8.5 9
try {
package require tcl::oo
} trap {TCL PACKAGE UNFOUND} {tres topts} {
package require TclOO
}
package require tcl::chan::events
# # ## ### ##### ######## #############
namespace eval ::tcl::chan {}
proc ::tcl::chan::memchan {} {
return [::chan create {read write} [memchan::implementation new]]
}
oo::class create ::tcl::chan::memchan::implementation {
superclass ::tcl::chan::events ; # -> initialize, finalize, watch
constructor {} {
set content {}
set at 0
next
}
method initialize {args} {
my allow write
my Events
next {*}$args
}
variable content at
method read {c n} {
# First determine the location of the last byte to read,
# relative to the current location, and limited by the maximum
# location we are allowed to access per the size of the
# content.
set last [expr {min($at + $n,[string length $content])-1}]
# Then extract the relevant range from the content, move the
# seek location behind it, and return the extracted range. Not
# to forget, switch readable events based on the seek
# location.
set res [string range $content $at $last]
set at $last
incr at
my Events
return $res
}
method write {c newbytes} {
# Return immediately if there is nothing is to write.
set n [string length $newbytes]
if {$n == 0} {
return $n
}
# Determine where and how to write. There are three possible cases.
# (1) Append at/after the end.
# (2) Starting in the middle, but extending beyond the end.
# (3) Replace in the middle.
set max [string length $content]
if {$at >= $max} {
# Ad 1.
append content $newbytes
set at [string length $content]
} else {
set last [expr {$at + $n - 1}]
if {$last >= $max} {
# Ad 2.
set content [string replace $content $at end $newbytes]
set at [string length $content]
} else {
# Ad 3.
set content [string replace $content $at $last $newbytes]
set at $last
incr at
}
}
my Events
return $n
}
method seek {c offset base} {
# offset == 0 && base == current
# <=> Seek nothing relative to current
# <=> Report current location.
if {!$offset && ($base eq "current")} {
return $at
}
# Compute the new location per the arguments.
set max [string length $content]
switch -exact -- $base {
start { set newloc $offset}
current { set newloc [expr {$at + $offset }] }
end { set newloc [expr {$max + $offset }] }
}
# Check if the new location is beyond the range given by the
# content.
if {$newloc < 0} {
return -code error "Cannot seek before the start of the channel"
} elseif {$newloc > $max} {
# We can seek beyond the end of the current contents, add
# a block of zeros.
#puts XXX.PAD.[expr {$newloc - $max}]
append content [binary format @[expr {$newloc - $max}]]
}
# Commit to new location, switch readable events, and report.
set at $newloc
my Events
return $at
}
method Events {} {
# Always readable -- Even if the seek location is at the end
# (or beyond). In that case the readable events are fired
# endlessly until the eof indicated by the seek location is
# properly processed by the event handler. Like for regular
# files -- Ticket [864a0c83e3].
my allow read
}
}
# # ## ### ##### ######## #############
package provide tcl::chan::memchan 1.0.5
return
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