/* * upb - a minimalist implementation of protocol buffers. * * Copyright (c) 2011 Google Inc. See LICENSE for details. * Author: Josh Haberman * * upb::Handlers is a generic visitor-like interface for iterating over a * stream of protobuf data. You can register function pointers that will be * called for each message and/or field as the data is being parsed or iterated * over, without having to know the source format that we are parsing from. * This decouples the parsing logic from the processing logic. */ #ifndef UPB_HANDLERS_HPP #define UPB_HANDLERS_HPP #include "upb/handlers.h" namespace upb { typedef upb_flow_t Flow; class MessageHandlers; class FieldHandlers : public upb_fhandlers { public: typedef upb_value_handler ValueHandler; typedef upb_startfield_handler StartFieldHandler; typedef upb_endfield_handler EndFieldHandler; // The FieldHandlers will live at least as long as the upb::Handlers to // which it belongs, but can be Ref'd/Unref'd to make it live longer (which // will prolong the life of the underlying upb::Handlers also). void Ref() const { upb_fhandlers_ref(this); } void Unref() const { upb_fhandlers_unref(this); } // Functions to set this field's handlers. // These return "this" so they can be conveniently chained, eg. // message_handlers->NewField(...) // ->SetStartSequenceHandler(&StartSequence), // ->SetEndSequenceHandler(&EndSequence), // ->SetValueHandler(&Value); FieldHandlers* SetValueHandler(ValueHandler* h) { upb_fhandlers_setvalue(this, h); return this; } FieldHandlers* SetStartSequenceHandler(StartFieldHandler* h) { upb_fhandlers_setstartseq(this, h); return this; } FieldHandlers* SetEndSequenceHandler(EndFieldHandler* h) { upb_fhandlers_endseq(this, h); return this; } FieldHandlers* SetStartSubmessageHandler(StartFieldHandler* h) { upb_fhandlers_setstartsubmsg(this, h); return this; } FieldHandlers* SetEndSubmessageHandler(EndFieldHandler* h) { upb_fhandlers_endsubmsg(this, h); return this; } // Get/Set the field's bound value, which will be passed to its handlers. Value GetBoundValue() const { return upb_fhandlers_getfval(this); } FieldHandlers* SetBoundValue(Value val) { upb_fhandlers_setfval(this, val); return this; } // Returns the MessageHandlers to which we belong. MessageHandlers* GetMessageHandlers() const { return upb_fhandlers_msg(this); } // Returns the MessageHandlers for this field's submessage (invalid to call // unless this field's type UPB_TYPE(MESSAGE) or UPB_TYPE(GROUP). MessageHandlers* GetSubMessageHandlers() const { return upb_fhandlers_submsg(this); } // If set to >=0, the given hasbit will be set after the value callback is // called (relative to the current closure). int32_t GetValueHasbit() const { return upb_fhandler_valuehasbit(this); } void SetValueHasbit(int32_t bit) { upb_fhandler_setvaluehasbit(this, bit); } private: FieldHandlers(); // Only created by upb::Handlers. ~FieldHandlers(); // Only destroyed by refcounting. }; class MessageHandlers : public upb_mhandlers { public: typedef upb_startmsg_handler StartMessageHandler; typedef upb_endmsg_handler EndMessageHandler; // The MessageHandlers will live at least as long as the upb::Handlers to // which it belongs, but can be Ref'd/Unref'd to make it live longer (which // will prolong the life of the underlying upb::Handlers also). void Ref() const { upb_mhandlers_ref(this); } void Unref() const { upb_mhandlers_unref(this); } // Functions to set this message's handlers. // These return "this" so they can be conveniently chained, eg. // handlers->NewMessage() // ->SetStartMessageHandler(&StartMessage) // ->SetEndMessageHandler(&EndMessage); MessageHandlers* SetStartMessageHandler(StartMessageHandler* h) { upb_mhandlers_setstartmsg(this, h); return this; } MessageHandlers* SetEndMessageHandler(EndMessageHandler* h) { upb_mhandlers_setendmsg(this, h); return this; } // Functions to create new FieldHandlers for this message. FieldHandlers* NewFieldHandlers(uint32_t fieldnum, upb_fieldtype_t type, bool repeated) { return upb_mhandlers_newfhandlers(this, fieldnum, type, repeated); } FieldHandlers* NewFieldHandlers(FieldDef* f) { return upb_mhandlers_newfhandlers_fordef(f); } // Like the previous but for MESSAGE or GROUP fields. For GROUP fields, the // given submessage must not have any fields with this field number. FieldHandlers* NewFieldHandlersForSubmessage(uint32_t n, const char *name, FieldType type, bool repeated, MessageHandlers* subm) { return upb_mhandlers_newsubmsgfhandlers(this, n, type, repeated, subm); } FieldHandlers* NewFieldHandlersForSubmessage(FieldDef* f, MessageHandlers* subm) { return upb_mhandlers_newsubmsgfhandlers_fordef(f); } private: MessageHandlers(); // Only created by upb::Handlers. ~MessageHandlers(); // Only destroyed by refcounting. }; class Handlers : public upb_handlers { public: // Creates a new Handlers instance. Handlers* New() { return static_cast(upb_handlers_new()); } void Ref() { upb_handlers_ref(this); } void Unref() { upb_handlers_unref(this); } // Returns a new MessageHandlers object. The first such message that is // obtained will be the top-level message for this Handlers object. MessageHandlers* NewMessageHandlers() { return upb_handlers_newmhandlers(this); } // Freezes the handlers against future modification. Handlers must be // finalized before they can be passed to a data producer. After Finalize() // has been called, you may only call const methods on the Handlers and its // MessageHandlers/FieldHandlers. void Finalize() { upb_handlers_finalize(this); } private: FieldHandlers(); // Only created by Handlers::New(). ~FieldHandlers(); // Only destroyed by refcounting. }; } // namespace upb #endif