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001:        /*
002:         * $Id: MatchActionProcessor.java,v 1.10 2003/11/07 20:16:24 dfs Exp $
003:         *
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056:         */
057:
058:        package org.apache.oro.text;
059:
060:        import java.io.*;
061:        import java.util.*;
062:
063:        import org.apache.oro.text.regex.*;
064:
065:        /**
066:         * The MatchActionProcessor class provides AWK-like line by line filtering
067:         * of a text stream, pattern action pair association, and field splitting
068:         * based on a registered separator.  However, the class can be used with
069:         * any compatible PatternMatcher/PatternCompiler implementations and
070:         * need not use the AWK matching classes in org.apache.oro.text.awk.  In fact,
071:         * the default matcher and compiler used by the class are Perl5Matcher and
072:         * Perl5Compiler from org.apache.oro.text.regex.
073:         * <p>
074:         * To completely understand how to use MatchActionProcessor, you should first
075:         * look at {@link MatchAction} and {@link MatchActionInfo}.
076:         * A MatchActionProcessor is first initialized with
077:         * the desired PatternCompiler and PatternMatcher instances to use to compile
078:         * patterns and perform matches.  Then, optionally, a field separator may
079:         * be registered with {@link #setFieldSeparator setFieldSeparator()}
080:         * Finally, as many pattern action pairs as desired are registerd with
081:         * {@link #addAction addAction()} before processing the input
082:         * with {@link #processMatches processMatches()}.  Pattern action
083:         * pairs are processed in the order they were registered.
084:         * <p>
085:         * The look of added actions can closely mirror that of AWK when anonymous
086:         * classes are used.  Here's an example of how you might use
087:         * MatchActionProcessor to extract only the second column of a semicolon
088:         * delimited file:
089:         * <p>
090:         * <pre>
091:         * import java.io.*;
092:         *
093:         * import org.apache.oro.text.*;
094:         * import org.apache.oro.text.regex.*;
095:         *
096:         * public final class semicolon {
097:         *
098:         *  public static final void main(String[] args) {
099:         *    MatchActionProcessor processor = new MatchActionProcessor();
100:         *
101:         *    try {
102:         *      processor.setFieldSeparator(";");
103:         *      // Using a null pattern means to perform the action for every line.
104:         *      processor.addAction(null, new MatchAction() {
105:         *        public void processMatch(MatchActionInfo info) {
106:         *	    // We assume the second column exists
107:         *          info.output.println(info.fields.elementAt(1));
108:         *        }
109:         *     });
110:         *   } catch(MalformedPatternException e) {
111:         *     e.printStackTrace();
112:         *     System.exit(1);
113:         *   }
114:         *
115:         *   try {
116:         *      processor.processMatches(System.in, System.out);
117:         *   } catch(IOException e) {
118:         *     e.printStackTrace();
119:         *     System.exit(1);
120:         *   }
121:         *  }
122:         *}
123:         * </pre>
124:         * You can redirect the following sample input to stdin to test the code:
125:         * <pre>
126:         * 1;Trenton;New Jersey
127:         * 2;Annapolis;Maryland
128:         * 3;Austin;Texas
129:         * 4;Richmond;Virginia
130:         * 5;Harrisburg;Pennsylvania
131:         * 6;Honolulu;Hawaii
132:         * 7;Santa Fe;New Mexico
133:         * </pre>
134:         *
135:         * @version @version@
136:         * @since 1.0
137:         * @see MatchAction
138:         * @see MatchActionInfo
139:         */
140:        public final class MatchActionProcessor {
141:            private Pattern __fieldSeparator = null;
142:            private PatternCompiler __compiler;
143:            private PatternMatcher __matcher;
144:            // If a pattern is null, it means to do it for every line.
145:            private Vector __patterns = new Vector();
146:            private Vector __actions = new Vector();
147:
148:            private MatchAction __defaultAction = new DefaultMatchAction();
149:
150:            /**
151:             * Creates a new MatchActionProcessor instance initialized with the specified
152:             * pattern compiler and matcher.  The field separator is set to null by
153:             * default, which means that matched lines will not be split into separate
154:             * fields unless the field separator is set with
155:             * {@link #setFieldSeparator setFieldSeparator()}.
156:             * <p>
157:             * @param compiler  The PatternCompiler to use to compile registered
158:             *                  patterns.
159:             * @param matcher   The PatternMatcher to use when searching for matches.
160:             */
161:            public MatchActionProcessor(PatternCompiler compiler,
162:                    PatternMatcher matcher) {
163:                __compiler = compiler;
164:                __matcher = matcher;
165:            }
166:
167:            /**
168:             * Default constructor for MatchActionProcessor.  Same as calling
169:             * <blockquote><code>
170:             * MatchActionProcessor(new Perl5Compiler(), new Perl5Matcher());
171:             * </code></blockquote>
172:             */
173:            public MatchActionProcessor() {
174:                this (new Perl5Compiler(), new Perl5Matcher());
175:            }
176:
177:            /**
178:             * Registers a pattern action pair, providing options to be used to
179:             * compile the pattern.  If a pattern is null, the action
180:             * is performed for every line of input.
181:             * <p>
182:             * @param pattern  The pattern to bind to an action.
183:             * @param options  The compilation options to use for the pattern.
184:             * @param action   The action to associate with the pattern.
185:             * @exception MalformedPatternException If the pattern cannot be compiled.
186:             */
187:            public void addAction(String pattern, int options,
188:                    MatchAction action) throws MalformedPatternException {
189:                if (pattern != null)
190:                    __patterns.addElement(__compiler.compile(pattern, options));
191:                else
192:                    __patterns.addElement(null);
193:                __actions.addElement(action);
194:            }
195:
196:            /**
197:             * Binds a patten to the default action, providing options to be
198:             * used to compile the pattern.  The default action is to simply print
199:             * the matched line to the output.  If a pattern is null, the action
200:             * is performed for every line of input.
201:             * <p>
202:             * @param pattern  The pattern to bind to an action.
203:             * @param options  The compilation options to use for the pattern.
204:             * @exception MalformedPatternException If the pattern cannot be compiled.
205:             */
206:            public void addAction(String pattern, int options)
207:                    throws MalformedPatternException {
208:                addAction(pattern, options, __defaultAction);
209:            }
210:
211:            /**
212:             * Binds a patten to the default action.  The default action is to simply
213:             * print the matched line to the output.  If a pattern is null, the action
214:             * is performed for every line of input.
215:             * <p>
216:             * @param pattern  The pattern to bind to an action.
217:             * @exception MalformedPatternException If the pattern cannot be compiled.
218:             */
219:            public void addAction(String pattern)
220:                    throws MalformedPatternException {
221:                addAction(pattern, 0);
222:            }
223:
224:            /**
225:             * Registers a pattern action pair.  If a pattern is null, the action
226:             * is performed for every line of input.
227:             * <p>
228:             * @param pattern  The pattern to bind to an action.
229:             * @param action   The action to associate with the pattern.
230:             * @exception MalformedPatternException If the pattern cannot be compiled.
231:             */
232:            public void addAction(String pattern, MatchAction action)
233:                    throws MalformedPatternException {
234:                addAction(pattern, 0, action);
235:            }
236:
237:            /**
238:             * Sets the field separator to use when splitting a line into fields.
239:             * If the field separator is never set, or set to null, matched input
240:             * lines are not split into fields.
241:             * <p>
242:             * @param separator  A regular expression defining the field separator.
243:             * @param options    The options to use when compiling the separator.
244:             * @exception MalformedPatternException If the separator cannot be compiled.
245:             */
246:            public void setFieldSeparator(String separator, int options)
247:                    throws MalformedPatternException {
248:                if (separator == null) {
249:                    __fieldSeparator = null;
250:                    return;
251:                }
252:                __fieldSeparator = __compiler.compile(separator, options);
253:            }
254:
255:            /**
256:             * Sets the field separator to use when splitting a line into fields.
257:             * If the field separator is never set, or set to null, matched input
258:             * lines are not split into fields.
259:             * <p>
260:             * @param separator  A regular expression defining the field separator.
261:             * @exception MalformedPatternException If the separator cannot be compiled.
262:             */
263:            public void setFieldSeparator(String separator)
264:                    throws MalformedPatternException {
265:                setFieldSeparator(separator, 0);
266:            }
267:
268:            /**
269:             * This method reads the provided input one line at a time and for
270:             * every registered pattern that is contained in the line it executes
271:             * the associated MatchAction's processMatch() method.  If a field
272:             * separator has been defined with
273:             * {@link #setFieldSeparator setFieldSeparator()}, the
274:             * fields member of the MatchActionInfo instance passed to the
275:             * processMatch() method is set to a Vector of Strings containing
276:             * the split fields of the line.  Otherwise the fields member is set
277:             * to null.  If no match was performed to invoke the action (i.e.,
278:             * a null pattern was registered), then the match member is set
279:             * to null.  Otherwise, the match member will contain the result of
280:             * the match.
281:             * <p>
282:             * The input stream, having been exhausted, is closed right before the
283:             * method terminates and the output stream is flushed.
284:             * <p>
285:             * @see MatchActionInfo
286:             * @param input  The input stream from which to read lines.
287:             * @param output Where to send output.
288:             * @param encoding The character encoding of the InputStream source.
289:             *           If you also want to define an output character encoding,
290:             *           you should use {@link #processMatches(Reader, Writer)}
291:             *           and specify the encodings when creating the Reader and
292:             *           Writer sources and sinks.
293:             * @exception IOException  If an error occurs while reading input
294:             *            or writing output.
295:             */
296:            public void processMatches(InputStream input, OutputStream output,
297:                    String encoding) throws IOException {
298:                processMatches(new InputStreamReader(input, encoding),
299:                        new OutputStreamWriter(output));
300:            }
301:
302:            /**
303:             * This method reads the provided input one line at a time using the
304:             * platform standart character encoding and for every registered
305:             * pattern that is contained in the line it executes the associated
306:             * MatchAction's processMatch() method.  If a field separator has been
307:             * defined with {@link #setFieldSeparator setFieldSeparator()}, the
308:             * fields member of the MatchActionInfo instance passed to the
309:             * processMatch() method is set to a Vector of Strings containing
310:             * the split fields of the line.  Otherwise the fields member is set
311:             * to null.  If no match was performed to invoke the action (i.e.,
312:             * a null pattern was registered), then the match member is set
313:             * to null.  Otherwise, the match member will contain the result of
314:             * the match.
315:             *
316:             * <p>
317:             * The input stream, having been exhausted, is closed right before the
318:             * method terminates and the output stream is flushed.
319:             * <p>
320:             *
321:             * @see MatchActionInfo
322:             * @param input  The input stream from which to read lines.
323:             * @param output Where to send output.
324:             * @exception IOException  If an error occurs while reading input
325:             *            or writing output.
326:             */
327:            public void processMatches(InputStream input, OutputStream output)
328:                    throws IOException {
329:                processMatches(new InputStreamReader(input),
330:                        new OutputStreamWriter(output));
331:            }
332:
333:            /**
334:             * This method reads the provided input one line at a time and for
335:             * every registered pattern that is contained in the line it executes
336:             * the associated MatchAction's processMatch() method.  If a field
337:             * separator has been defined with
338:             * {@link #setFieldSeparator setFieldSeparator()}, the
339:             * fields member of the MatchActionInfo instance passed to the
340:             * processMatch() method is set to a Vector of Strings containing
341:             * the split fields of the line.  Otherwise the fields member is set
342:             * to null.  If no match was performed to invoke the action (i.e.,
343:             * a null pattern was registered), then the match member is set
344:             * to null.  Otherwise, the match member will contain the result of
345:             * the match.
346:             * <p>
347:             * The input stream, having been exhausted, is closed right before the
348:             * method terminates and the output stream is flushed.
349:             * <p>
350:             * @see MatchActionInfo
351:             * @param input  The input stream from which to read lines.
352:             * @param output Where to send output.
353:             * @exception IOException  If an error occurs while reading input
354:             *            or writing output.
355:             */
356:            public void processMatches(Reader input, Writer output)
357:                    throws IOException {
358:                int patternCount, current;
359:                LineNumberReader reader = new LineNumberReader(input);
360:                PrintWriter writer = new PrintWriter(output);
361:                MatchActionInfo info = new MatchActionInfo();
362:                Object obj;
363:                Pattern pattern;
364:                MatchAction action;
365:                List fields = new ArrayList();
366:
367:                // Set those things that will not change.
368:                info.matcher = __matcher;
369:                info.fieldSeparator = __fieldSeparator;
370:                info.input = reader;
371:                info.output = writer;
372:                info.fields = null;
373:                patternCount = __patterns.size();
374:
375:                info.lineNumber = 0;
376:
377:                while ((info.line = reader.readLine()) != null) {
378:                    info.charLine = info.line.toCharArray();
379:                    for (current = 0; current < patternCount; current++) {
380:                        obj = __patterns.elementAt(current);
381:                        // If a pattern is null, it means to do it for every line.
382:                        if (obj != null) {
383:                            pattern = (Pattern) __patterns.elementAt(current);
384:                            if (__matcher.contains(info.charLine, pattern)) {
385:                                info.match = __matcher.getMatch();
386:                                info.lineNumber = reader.getLineNumber();
387:                                info.pattern = pattern;
388:                                if (__fieldSeparator != null) {
389:                                    fields.clear();
390:                                    Util.split(fields, __matcher,
391:                                            __fieldSeparator, info.line);
392:                                    info.fields = fields;
393:                                } else
394:                                    info.fields = null;
395:                                action = (MatchAction) __actions
396:                                        .elementAt(current);
397:                                action.processMatch(info);
398:                            }
399:                        } else {
400:                            info.match = null;
401:                            info.lineNumber = reader.getLineNumber();
402:                            if (__fieldSeparator != null) {
403:                                fields.clear();
404:                                Util.split(fields, __matcher, __fieldSeparator,
405:                                        info.line);
406:                                info.fields = fields;
407:                            } else
408:                                info.fields = null;
409:                            action = (MatchAction) __actions.elementAt(current);
410:                            action.processMatch(info);
411:                        }
412:                    }
413:                }
414:
415:                // Flush output but don't close, close input since we reached end.
416:                writer.flush();
417:                reader.close();
418:            }
419:
420:        }
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