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#
# Generic AMQP code generation library.
#
require 'delegate'
require 'rexml/document'
require 'pathname'
include REXML
# Handy String functions for converting names.
class String
# Convert to CapitalizedForm.
def caps() gsub( /(^|\W)(\w)/ ) { |m| $2.upcase } end
# Convert to underbar_separated_form.
def bars() tr('- .','_'); end
# Convert to ALL_UPPERCASE_FORM
def shout() bars.upcase!; end
# Convert to lowerCaseCapitalizedForm
def lcaps() gsub( /\W(\w)/ ) { |m| $1.upcase } end
def plural() self + (/[xs]$/ === self ? 'es' : 's'); end
end
# Sort an array by name.
module Enumerable
def sort_by_name() sort { |a,b| a.name <=> b.name }; end
end
# Add functions similar to attr_reader for AMQP attributes/children.
# Symbols that are ruby Object function names (e.g. class) get
# an "_" suffix.
class Module
# Add trailing _ to avoid conflict with Object methods.
def mangle(sym)
(Object.method_defined? sym) ? (sym.to_s+"_").intern : sym
end
# Add attribute reader for XML attribute.
def amqp_attr_reader(*attrs)
attrs.each { |a|
define_method(mangle(a)) {
@amqp_attr_reader||={ }
@amqp_attr_reader[a] ||= xml.attributes[a.to_s]
}
}
end
# Add 2 child readers:
# elname(name) == child('elname',name)
# elnames() == children('elname')
def amqp_child_reader(*element_names)
element_names.each { |e|
define_method(mangle(e)) { |name| child(e.to_s, name) }
define_method(mangle(e.to_s.plural)) { children(e.to_s) } }
end
# When there can only be one child instance
def amqp_single_child_reader(*element_names)
element_names.each { |e|
define_method(mangle(e)) { children(e.to_s)[0] } }
end
end
# An AmqpElement contains an XML element and provides a convenient
# API to access AMQP data.
#
# NB: AmqpElements cache values from XML, they assume that
# the XML model does not change after the AmqpElement has
# been created.
class AmqpElement
def wrap(xml)
return nil if ["doc","assert","rule"].include? xml.name
eval("Amqp"+xml.name.caps).new(xml, self) or raise "nil wrapper"
end
public
def initialize(xml, parent)
@xml, @parent=xml, parent
@children=xml.elements.map { |e| wrap e }.compact
@cache_child={}
@cache_children={}
@cache_children[nil]=@children
end
attr_reader :parent, :xml, :children
amqp_attr_reader :name, :label
# List of children of type elname, or all children if elname
# not specified.
def children(elname=nil)
@cache_children[elname] ||= @children.select { |c| elname==c.xml.name }
end
# Look up child of type elname with attribute name.
def child(elname, name)
@cache_child[[elname,name]] ||= children(elname).find { |c| c.name==name }
end
# The root <amqp> element.
def root() @root ||=parent ? parent.root : self; end
def to_s() "#<#{self.class}(#{name})>"; end
def inspect() to_s; end
# Text of doc child if there is one.
def doc() d=xml.elements["doc"]; d and d.text; end
end
AmqpResponse = AmqpElement
class AmqpDomain < AmqpElement
def initialize(xml, parent) super; end
amqp_attr_reader :type
amqp_single_child_reader :struct
def unalias()
d=self
while (d.type_ != d.name and root.domain(d.type_))
d=root.domain(d.type_)
end
return d
end
end
class AmqpField < AmqpElement
def initialize(xml, amqp) super; end;
def domain() root.domain(xml.attributes["domain"]); end
amqp_single_child_reader :struct
end
class AmqpChassis < AmqpElement
def initialize(xml, parent) super; end
amqp_attr_reader :implement
end
class AmqpConstant < AmqpElement
def initialize(xml, parent) super; end
amqp_attr_reader :value, :class
end
class AmqpResult < AmqpElement
def initialize(xml, parent) super; end
amqp_single_child_reader :struct
end
class AmqpStruct < AmqpElement
def initialize(xml, parent) super; end
amqp_attr_reader :size, :type
amqp_child_reader :field
def result?() parent.xml.name == "result"; end
def domain?() parent.xml.name == "domain"; end
end
class AmqpMethod < AmqpElement
def initialize(xml, parent) super; end
amqp_attr_reader :content, :index, :synchronous
amqp_child_reader :field, :chassis,:response
amqp_single_child_reader :result
def on_chassis?(chassis) child("chassis", chassis); end
def on_client?() on_chassis? "client"; end
def on_server?() on_chassis? "server"; end
end
class AmqpClass < AmqpElement
def initialize(xml,amqp) super; end
amqp_attr_reader :index
amqp_child_reader :method
# chassis should be "client" or "server"
def methods_on(chassis)
@methods_on ||= { }
@methods_on[chassis] ||= methods_.select { |m| m.on_chassis? chassis }
end
end
# AMQP root element.
class AmqpRoot < AmqpElement
def parse(filename) Document.new(File.new(filename)).root; end
# Initialize with output directory and spec files from ARGV.
def initialize(*specs)
raise "No XML spec files." if specs.empty?
xml=parse(specs.shift)
specs.each { |s| xml_merge(xml, parse(s)) }
super(xml, nil)
end
amqp_attr_reader :major, :minor
amqp_child_reader :class, :domain, :constant
def version() major + "-" + minor; end
def domain_structs() domains.map{ |d| d.struct }.compact; end
def result_structs()
methods_.map { |m| m.result and m.result.struct }.compact
end
def structs() result_structs+domain_structs; end
def methods_() classes.map { |c| c.methods_ }.flatten; end
# Return all methods on chassis for all classes.
def methods_on(chassis)
@methods_on ||= { }
@methods_on[chassis] ||= classes.map { |c| c.methods_on(chassis) }.flatten
end
private
# Merge contents of elements.
def xml_merge(to,from)
from.elements.each { |from_child|
tag,name = from_child.name, from_child.attributes["name"]
to_child=to.elements["./#{tag}[@name='#{name}']"]
to_child ? xml_merge(to_child, from_child) : to.add(from_child.deep_clone) }
end
end
# Collect information about generated files.
class GenFiles
@@files =[]
def GenFiles.add(f) @@files << f; puts f; end
def GenFiles.get() @@files; end
end
# Base class for code generators.
# Supports setting a per-line prefix, useful for e.g. indenting code.
#
class Generator
# Takes directory for output or "-", meaning print file names that
# would be generated.
def initialize (outdir, amqp)
@amqp=amqp
@outdir=outdir
@prefix='' # For indentation or comments.
@indentstr=' ' # One indent level.
@outdent=2
Pathname.new(@outdir).mkpath unless @outdir=="-" or File.directory?(@outdir)
end
# Create a new file, set @out.
def file(file)
GenFiles.add file
if (@outdir != "-")
path=Pathname.new "#{@outdir}/#{file}"
path.parent.mkpath
path.open('w') { |@out| yield }
end
end
# Append multi-line string to generated code, prefixing each line.
def gen (str)
str.each_line { |line|
@out << @prefix unless @midline
@out << line
@midline = nil
}
# Note if we stopped mid-line
@midline = /[^\n]\z/ === str
end
# Append str + '\n' to generated code.
def genl(str="")
gen str
gen "\n"
end
# Generate code with added prefix.
def prefix(add)
save=@prefix
@prefix+=add
yield
@prefix=save
end
# Generate indented code
def indent(n=1,&block) prefix(@indentstr * n,&block); end
# Generate outdented code
def outdent(&block)
save=@prefix
@prefix=@prefix[0...-2]
yield
@prefix=save
end
attr_accessor :out
end
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