# gtkmm - GtkDefs module # # Copyright 2001 Free Software Foundation # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. # package GtkDefs; use strict; use warnings; use Util; use Enum; use Object; use Property; use FunctionBase; # # Public functions # read_defs(path, file) # # @ get_methods() # @ get_signals() # @ get_properties() # # $ lookup_enum(c_type) # $ lookup_object(c_name) # $ lookup_method(c_name) # $ lookup_function(c_name) # $ lookup_property(object, c_name) # $ lookup_signal(object, c_name) # BEGIN { use Exporter (); our ($VERSION, @ISA, @EXPORT, @EXPORT_OK, %EXPORT_TAGS); # set the version for version checking $VERSION = 1.00; @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = ( ); %EXPORT_TAGS = ( ); # your exported package globals go here, # # as well as any optionally exported functions @EXPORT_OK = ( ); } our @EXPORT_OK; ##################################### use strict; use warnings; ##################################### %GtkDefs::enums = (); #Enum %GtkDefs::objects = (); #Object %GtkDefs::methods = (); #GtkDefs::Function %GtkDefs::signals = (); #GtkDefs::Signal %GtkDefs::properties = (); #Property @GtkDefs::read = (); @GtkDefs::file = (); ##################################### #prototype to get rid of warning sub read_defs($$;$); sub read_defs($$;$) { my ($path, $filename, $restrict) = @_; $restrict = "" if ($#_ < 2); # check that the file is there. if ( ! -r "$path/$filename") { print "Error: can't read defs file $filename\n"; return; } # break the tokens into lisp phrases up to three levels deep. # WARNING: reading the following perl statement may induce seizures, # please flush eyes with water immediately, and consult a mortician. my @tokens = split( m/( \( (?: [^()]* \( (?: [^()]* \( [^()]* \) )* [^()]* \) )* [^()]* \) )/x, read_file($path, $filename)); # scan through top level tokens while ($#tokens > -1) { my $token = shift @tokens; next if ($token =~ /^\s*$/); if ($token =~ /\(include (\S+)\)/) { read_defs($path,$1,$restrict); next; } elsif ($token =~ /^\(define-flags-extended.*\)$/) { on_enum($token); } elsif ($token =~ /^\(define-enum-extended.*\)$/) { on_enum($token); } elsif ($token =~ /^\(define-flags.*\)$/) { } elsif ($token =~ /^\(define-enum.*\)$/) { } elsif ($token =~ /^\(define-object.*\)$/) { on_object($token); } elsif ($token =~ /^\(define-function.*\)$/) { on_function($token); } elsif ($token =~ /^\(define-method.*\)$/) { on_method($token); } elsif ($token =~ /^\(define-property.*\)$/) { on_property($token); } elsif ($token =~ /^\(define-signal.*\)$/) { on_signal($token); } elsif ($token =~ /^\(define-vfunc.*\)$/) { on_vfunc($token); } else { if ( $token =~ /^\(define-(\S+) (\S+)/) { # FIXME need to figure out the line number. print STDERR "Broken lisp definition for $1 $2.\n"; } else { print "unknown token $token \n"; } } } } sub read_file($$) { my ($path, $filename)=@_; my @buf = (); # don't read a file twice foreach (@GtkDefs::read) { return "" if ($_ eq "$path/$filename"); } push @GtkDefs::read, "$path/$filename"; # read file while stripping comments open(FILE, "$path/$filename"); while () { s/^;.*$//; # remove comments chop; # remove new lines push(@buf, $_); } close(FILE); $_ = join("", @buf); s/\s+/ /g; return $_; } sub on_enum($) { my $thing = Enum::new(shift(@_)); $GtkDefs::enums{$$thing{c_type}} = $thing; } sub on_object($) { my $thing = Object::new(shift(@_)); $GtkDefs::objects{$$thing{c_name}} = $thing; } sub on_function($) { my $thing = GtkDefs::Function::new(shift(@_)); $GtkDefs::methods{$$thing{c_name}} = $thing; } sub on_method($) { my $thing = GtkDefs::Function::new(shift(@_)); $GtkDefs::methods{$$thing{c_name}} = $thing if ($thing); } sub on_property($) { my $thing = Property::new(shift(@_)); $GtkDefs::properties{"$$thing{class}::$$thing{name}"} = $thing; } sub on_signal($) { my $thing = GtkDefs::Signal::new(shift(@_)); $GtkDefs::signals{"$$thing{class}::$$thing{name}"} = $thing; } sub on_vfunc($) { my $thing = GtkDefs::Signal::new(shift(@_)); $GtkDefs::signals{"$$thing{class}::$$thing{name}"} = $thing; } ########################## sub get_enums { return sort {$$a{c_type} cmp $$b{c_type}} values %GtkDefs::enums; } sub get_methods { return sort {$$a{c_name} cmp $$b{c_name}} values %GtkDefs::methods; } sub get_signals { return sort {$$a{name} cmp $$b{name}} values %GtkDefs::signals; } sub get_properties { return sort {$$a{name} cmp $$b{name}} values %GtkDefs::properties; } sub get_marked { no warnings; return grep {$$_{mark}==1} values %GtkDefs::methods; } # This searches for items wrapped by this file and then tries to locate # other functions/signal/properties which may have been left unmarked. sub get_unwrapped { # find methods which were used in for a _WRAP my @targets; push @targets,grep {$$_{entity_type} eq "method" && $$_{mark}==1} values %GtkDefs::methods; push @targets,grep {$$_{mark}==1} values %GtkDefs::signals; push @targets,grep {$$_{mark}==1} values %GtkDefs::properties; # find the classes which used them. my @classes = join(" ", unique(map { $$_{class} } @targets)); # find methods which are in those classes which didn't get marked. my @unwrapped; my $class; foreach $class (@classes) { push @unwrapped, grep {$$_{class} eq $class && $$_{mark}==0} values %GtkDefs::methods; push @unwrapped, grep {$$_{class} eq $class && $$_{mark}==0} values %GtkDefs::properties; push @unwrapped, grep {$$_{class} eq $class && $$_{mark}==0} values %GtkDefs::signals; } return @unwrapped; } ########################## sub lookup_enum($) { no warnings; my ($c_type) = @_; my $obj = $GtkDefs::enums{$c_type}; return 0 if(!$obj); $$obj{mark} = 1; return $obj; } sub lookup_object($) { no warnings; return $GtkDefs::objects{$_[0]}; } # $objProperty lookup_property($name, $parent_object_name) sub lookup_property($$) { no warnings; my ($parent_object_name, $name) = @_; $name =~ s/-/_/g; my $obj = $GtkDefs::properties{"${parent_object_name}::${name}"}; return 0 if ($obj eq ""); $$obj{mark} = 1; return $obj; } sub lookup_method_dont_mark($) { no warnings; my ($c_name) = @_; $c_name =~ s/-/_/g; my $obj = $GtkDefs::methods{$c_name}; return 0 if ($obj eq ""); return $obj; } sub lookup_method($) { my $obj = lookup_method_dont_mark($_); $$obj{mark} = 1 if($obj); return $obj; } sub lookup_function($) { return lookup_method($_[0]); } sub lookup_signal($$) { no warnings; my ($parent_object_name, $name) = @_; $name =~ s/-/_/g; my $obj = $GtkDefs::signals{"${parent_object_name}::${name}"}; return 0 if ($obj eq ""); $$obj{mark} = 1; return $obj; } sub error { my $format = shift @_; printf STDERR "GtkDefs.pm: $format\n", @_; } ######################################################################## package GtkDefs::Function; BEGIN { @GtkDefs::Function::ISA=qw(FunctionBase); } # class Function : FunctionBase # # { # string name; e.g. gtk_accelerator_valid # string c_name; # string class e.g. GtkButton # # string rettype; # string array param_types; # string array param_names; # # string entity_type. e.g. method or signal # # bool varargs; # bool mark; # # } # "new" can't have prototype sub new { my ($def) = @_; my $whole = $def; my $self = {}; bless $self; $def =~ s/^\(//; $def =~ s/\)$//; $def =~ s/^\s*define-(\S+)\s+(\S+)\s*//; $$self{entity_type} = $1; $$self{name} = $2; $$self{name} =~ s/-/_/g; # change - to _ # init variables $$self{mark} = 0; $$self{rettype} = "none"; $$self{param_types} = []; $$self{param_names} = []; $$self{class} = ""; # snarf down lisp fields $$self{c_name} = $1 if ($def=~s/\(c-name "(\S+)"\)//); $$self{class} = $1 if ($def=~s/\(of-object "(\S+)"\)//); if ($def =~ s/\(return-type "(\S+)"\)//) { $$self{rettype} = $1; $$self{rettype} =~ s/-/ /g; #e.g. replace const-gchar* with const gchar*. Otherwise it will be used in code. } $$self{varargs} = 1 if ($def=~s/\(varargs\s+#t\)//); $$self{rettype} = "void" if ($$self{rettype} eq "none"); # methods have a parameter not stated in the defs file if ($$self{entity_type} eq "method") { push( @{$$self{param_types}}, "$$self{class}*" ); push( @{$$self{param_names}}, "self" ); } # parameters are compound lisp statement if ($def =~ s/\(parameters(( '\("\S+" "\S+"\))*) \)//) { $self->parse_param($1); } # is-constructor-of: if ($def =~ s/\(is-constructor-of "(\S+)"\)//) { #Ignore them. } # of-object if ($def =~ s/\(of-object "(\S+)"\)//) { #Ignore them. } GtkDefs::error("Unhandled function parameter ($def) in $$self{c_name}\n") if ($def !~ /^\s*$/); return $self; } sub parse_param($$) { my ($self, $param) = @_; # break up the parameter statements foreach (split(/\s*'*[()]\s*/, $param)) { next if ($_ eq ""); if (/^"(\S+)" "(\S+)"$/) { my ($p1, $p2) = ($1,$2); $p1 =~ s/-/ /; push( @{$$self{param_types}}, $p1); push( @{$$self{param_names}}, $p2); } else { GtkDefs::error("Unknown parameter statement ($_) in $$self{c_name}\n"); } } } # $string get_return_type_for_methods(). # Changes gchar* (not const-gchar*) to return-gchar* so that _CONVERT knows that it needs to be freed. sub get_return_type_for_methods($) { my ($self) = @_; my $rettype = $$self{rettype}; if($rettype eq "gchar*" || $rettype eq "char*") { $rettype = "return-" . $rettype; } return $rettype; } sub get_param_names { my ($self) = @_; return @$self{param_names}; } ###################################################################### package GtkDefs::Signal; BEGIN { @GtkDefs::Signal::ISA=qw(GtkDefs::Function); } # class Signal : Function # { # string name; e.g. gtk_accelerator_valid # string class e.g. GtkButton ( == of-object.) # # string rettype; # # string when. e.g. first, last, or both. # string entity_type. e.g. method or signal # } # "new" can't have prototype sub new { my ($def) = @_; my $whole = $def; my $self = {}; bless $self; #Remove first and last braces: $def =~ s/^\(//; $def =~ s/\)$//; $def =~ s/^\s*define-(\S+)\s+(\S+)\s*//; $$self{entity_type} = $1; $$self{name} = $2; $$self{name} =~ s/-/_/g; #change - to _ # init variables $$self{mark}=0; $$self{rettype} = "none"; $$self{param_types} = []; $$self{param_names} = []; $$self{when} = ""; $$self{class} = ""; # snarf down lisp fields if($def =~ s/\(of-object "(\S+)"\)//) { $$self{class} = $1; } else { GtkDefs::error("define-signal/define-vfunc without of-object (entity type: $$self{entity_type}): $whole"); } if($def =~ s/\(return-type "(\S+)"\)//) { $$self{rettype} = $1; $$self{rettype} =~ s/-/ /g; #e.g. replace const-gchar* with const gchar*. Otherwise it will be used in code. } if($def =~ s/\(when "(\S+)"\)//) { $$self{when} = $1; } if($$self{rettype} eq "none") { $$self{rettype} = "void" } # signals always have a parameter push(@{$$self{param_types}}, "$$self{class}*"); push(@{$$self{param_names}}, "self"); # parameters are compound lisp statement if ($def =~ s/\(parameters(( '\("\S+" "\S+"\))+) \)//) { $self->parse_param($1); } if ($def!~/^\s*$/) { GtkDefs::error("Unhandled signal/vfunc def ($def) in $$self{class}::$$self{name}"); } return $self; } # bool has_same_types($objFunction) # Compares return types and argument types sub has_same_types($$) { my ($self, $objFuncOther) = @_; #Compare return types: if($self->types_are_equal($$self{rettype}, $$objFuncOther{rettype}) ne 1) { # printf("debug: different return types: %s, %s\n", $$self{rettype}, $$objFuncOther{rettype}); return 0; #Different types found. } #Compare arguement types: my $i = 0; my $param_types = $$self{param_types}; my $param_types_other = $$objFuncOther{param_types}; for ($i = 1; $i < $#$param_types + 1; $i++) { my $type_a = $$param_types[$i]; my $type_b = $$param_types_other[$i-1]; if($self->types_are_equal($type_a, $type_b) ne 1) { # printf("debug: different arg types: %s, %s\n", $type_a, $type_b); return 0; #Different types found. } } return 1; #They must all be the same for it to get this far. } # bool types_are_equal($a, $b) # Compares types, ignoring gint/int differences, etc. sub types_are_equal($$$) { #TODO: Proper method of getting a normalized type name. my ($self, $type_a, $type_b) = @_; if($type_a ne $type_b) { #Try adding g to one of them: if( ("g" . $type_a) ne $type_b ) { #Try adding g to the other one: if( $type_a ne ("g" . $type_b) ) { #After all these checks it's still not equal: return 0; #not equal. } } } # printf("DEBUG: types are equal: %s, %s\n", $$type_a, $$type_b); return 1; #They must be the same for it to get this far. } 1; # indicate proper module load.