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/// \file utils/config/nodes.hpp
/// Representation of tree nodes.
#if !defined(UTILS_CONFIG_NODES_HPP)
#define UTILS_CONFIG_NODES_HPP
#include "utils/config/nodes_fwd.hpp"
#include <set>
#include <string>
#include <lutok/state.hpp>
#include "utils/config/keys_fwd.hpp"
#include "utils/config/nodes_fwd.hpp"
#include "utils/noncopyable.hpp"
#include "utils/optional.hpp"
namespace utils {
namespace config {
namespace detail {
/// Base representation of a node.
///
/// This abstract class provides the base type for every node in the tree. Due
/// to the dynamic nature of our trees (each leaf being able to hold arbitrary
/// data types), this base type is a necessity.
class base_node : noncopyable {
public:
virtual ~base_node(void) = 0;
/// Copies the node.
///
/// \return A dynamically-allocated node.
virtual base_node* deep_copy(void) const = 0;
/// Combines this node with another one.
///
/// \param key Key to this node.
/// \param other The node to combine with.
///
/// \return A new node representing the combination.
///
/// \throw bad_combination_error If the two nodes cannot be combined.
virtual base_node* combine(const tree_key& key, const base_node* other)
const = 0;
};
} // namespace detail
/// Abstract leaf node without any specified type.
///
/// This base abstract type is necessary to have a common pointer type to which
/// to cast any leaf. We later provide templated derivates of this class, and
/// those cannot act in this manner.
///
/// It is important to understand that a leaf can exist without actually holding
/// a value. Our trees are "strictly keyed": keys must have been pre-defined
/// before a value can be set on them. This is to ensure that the end user is
/// using valid key names and not making mistakes due to typos, for example. To
/// represent this condition, we define an "empty" key in the tree to denote
/// that the key is valid, yet it has not been set by the user. Only when an
/// explicit set is performed on the key, it gets a value.
class leaf_node : public detail::base_node {
public:
virtual ~leaf_node(void);
virtual bool is_set(void) const = 0;
base_node* combine(const detail::tree_key&, const base_node*) const;
virtual void push_lua(lutok::state&) const = 0;
virtual void set_lua(lutok::state&, const int) = 0;
virtual void set_string(const std::string&) = 0;
virtual std::string to_string(void) const = 0;
};
/// Base leaf node for a single arbitrary type.
///
/// This templated leaf node holds a single object of any type. The conversion
/// to/from string representations is undefined, as that depends on the
/// particular type being processed. You should reimplement this class for any
/// type that needs additional processing/validation during conversion.
template< typename ValueType >
class typed_leaf_node : public leaf_node {
public:
/// The type of the value held by this node.
typedef ValueType value_type;
/// Constructs a new leaf node that contains no value.
typed_leaf_node(void);
/// Checks whether the node has been set by the user.
bool is_set(void) const;
/// Gets the value stored in the node.
const value_type& value(void) const;
/// Gets the read-write value stored in the node.
value_type& value(void);
/// Sets the value of the node.
void set(const value_type&);
protected:
/// The value held by this node.
optional< value_type > _value;
private:
virtual void validate(const value_type&) const;
};
/// Leaf node holding a native type.
///
/// This templated leaf node holds a native type. The conversion to/from string
/// representations of the value happens by means of iostreams.
template< typename ValueType >
class native_leaf_node : public typed_leaf_node< ValueType > {
public:
void set_string(const std::string&);
std::string to_string(void) const;
};
/// A leaf node that holds a boolean value.
class bool_node : public native_leaf_node< bool > {
public:
virtual base_node* deep_copy(void) const;
void push_lua(lutok::state&) const;
void set_lua(lutok::state&, const int);
};
/// A leaf node that holds an integer value.
class int_node : public native_leaf_node< int > {
public:
virtual base_node* deep_copy(void) const;
void push_lua(lutok::state&) const;
void set_lua(lutok::state&, const int);
};
/// A leaf node that holds a positive non-zero integer value.
class positive_int_node : public int_node {
virtual void validate(const value_type&) const;
};
/// A leaf node that holds a string value.
class string_node : public native_leaf_node< std::string > {
public:
virtual base_node* deep_copy(void) const;
void push_lua(lutok::state&) const;
void set_lua(lutok::state&, const int);
};
/// Base leaf node for a set of native types.
///
/// This is a base abstract class because there is no generic way to parse a
/// single word in the textual representation of the set to the native value.
template< typename ValueType >
class base_set_node : public leaf_node {
public:
/// The type of the value held by this node.
typedef std::set< ValueType > value_type;
base_set_node(void);
/// Checks whether the node has been set by the user.
///
/// \return True if a value has been set in the node.
bool is_set(void) const;
/// Gets the value stored in the node.
///
/// \pre The node must have a value.
///
/// \return The value in the node.
const value_type& value(void) const;
/// Gets the read-write value stored in the node.
///
/// \pre The node must have a value.
///
/// \return The value in the node.
value_type& value(void);
/// Sets the value of the node.
void set(const value_type&);
/// Sets the value of the node from a raw string representation.
void set_string(const std::string&);
/// Converts the contents of the node to a string.
std::string to_string(void) const;
/// Pushes the node's value onto the Lua stack.
void push_lua(lutok::state&) const;
/// Sets the value of the node from an entry in the Lua stack.
void set_lua(lutok::state&, const int);
protected:
/// The value held by this node.
optional< value_type > _value;
private:
/// Converts a single word to the native type.
///
/// \return The parsed value.
///
/// \throw value_error If the value is invalid.
virtual ValueType parse_one(const std::string&) const = 0;
virtual void validate(const value_type&) const;
};
/// A leaf node that holds a set of strings.
class strings_set_node : public base_set_node< std::string > {
public:
virtual base_node* deep_copy(void) const;
private:
std::string parse_one(const std::string&) const;
};
} // namespace config
} // namespace utils
#endif // !defined(UTILS_CONFIG_NODES_HPP)