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/* LICENSE NOTICE
Copyright (c) 2008, Frederick Emmott <mail@fredemmott.co.uk>
Permission to use, copy, modify, and/or distribute this software for any
purpose with or without fee is hereby granted, provided that the above
copyright notice and this permission notice appear in all copies.
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS" AND THE AUTHOR DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES
WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE INCLUDING ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF
MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHOR BE LIABLE FOR
ANY SPECIAL, DIRECT, INDIRECT, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES
WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN
ACTION OF CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING OUT OF
OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.
*/
#ifndef _JSONQT_JSON_TO_VARIANT_H
#define _JSONQT_JSON_TO_VARIANT_H
#include "ParseException.h"
#include "JsonQtExport.h"
#include <QList>
#include <QPair>
#include <QString>
#include <QVariant>
/** Qt-based JSON handling.
* This is based on a recursive descent parser with 1-character lookahed,
* and follows the structure of the grammar presented on json.org as closely
* as possible, to avoid mistakes, and hopefully to make the code more readable.
*
* @author Fred Emmott <mail@fredemmott.co.uk>
*/
namespace JsonQt
{
/** Class for converting JSON strings to QVariant-based structures.
*
* @author Fred Emmott <mail@fredemmott.co.uk>
*/
class JSONQT_EXPORT JsonToVariant
{
public:
/** Main parsing function.
*
* @param json is a string containing JSON text.
* @returns A QVariant-representation of the JSON
* structure.
* @throws ParseException if the string provided is not
* valid JSON (or at least this parser thinks it
* isn't ;) )
*/
static QVariant parse(const QString& json) throw (ParseException);
/** Parse multiple objects in one string.
* This is useful when working on streams where
* one-chunk-per-json-object is not guaranteed.
*/
static QList<QVariantMap> multiParse(const QString& json) throw(ParseException);
private:
JsonToVariant();
// Parsers for types given on JSON.org
QVariantMap parseObject();
QVariantMap parseMembers();
QPair<QString, QVariant> parsePair();
QVariantList parseArray();
QVariantList parseElements();
QVariant parseValue();
QString parseString();
QString parseChars();
QChar parseChar();
QVariant parseNumber();
QString parseInt();
QString parseFrac();
QString parseExp();
QString parseDigits();
QString parseE();
// Parsers for types implied on JSON.org
QChar parseDigit();
QChar parseHexDigit();
bool parseBool();
QVariant parseNull();
// Internal functions
/// The unparsed part of the input string.
inline QString remaining();
/** Consume the next character.
* Advances m_sym to the next character, and returns it.
* Optionally skips over whitespace.
*
* @param skipWhitespace controls if whitespace is
* ignored.
* @returns *m_sym
* @throws ParseException if the end of the string is
* reached.
*/
QChar consume(bool skipWhitespace = true)
throw(ParseException);
/** Consume the next character, and check for equality
* with the specified character.
*
* @param wanted is the character to compare to.
* @throws ParseException if the end of the string is
* reached, or the characaters are not equal.
*/
void consume(QChar wanted) throw(ParseException);
/// Convenience function for consume(QChar).
void consume(char wanted) throw(ParseException);
/** Attempt to consume the specified string.
* This attempts to consume length(wanted) characters,
* including whitespace, and checks that they are equal
* to the characters in the same position in the
* specified string.
*
* @param wanted is the string to attempt to consume.
* @throws ParseException if the end of the string is
* reached, or the string comparisson fails.
*/
void consume(QString wanted) throw(ParseException);
/** Try to consume a single character, without throw.
* This will try to read a single character, and
* compares to the specified character.
*
* @param wanted is the character to compare to.
* @returns true if the character specified was
* successfully consumed.
* @returns false if the end of the string was reached,
* or the characters were not equal.
*/
bool tryConsume(QChar wanted) throw();
/** Return the next symbol.
* Optionally skips whitespace.
*
* @param skipWhitespace sets the whitespace handling.
* @returns the next symbol.
* @throws ParseException if the end of the string is
* reached.
*/
QChar peekNext(bool skipWhitespace = true)
throw(ParseException);
// Variables
/// Iterator pointing at the current symbol.
QString::ConstIterator m_sym;
/// Iterator pointing at the next symbol.
QString::ConstIterator m_next;
/// Iterator pointing at the end of the string.
QString::ConstIterator m_end;
};
}
#endif