construct/include/ircd/spirit.h

// Matrix Construct
//
// Copyright (C) Matrix Construct Developers, Authors & Contributors
// Copyright (C) 2016-2018 Jason Volk <jason@zemos.net>
//
// 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 is present in all copies. The
// full license for this software is available in the LICENSE file.

#pragma once
#define HAVE_IRCD_SPIRIT_H

/// This file is not part of the IRCd standard include list (stdinc.h) because
/// it involves extremely expensive boost headers for creating formal spirit
/// grammars. Include this in a definition file which defines such grammars.

#pragma GCC visibility push(hidden)
#include <boost/spirit/include/qi.hpp>
#include <boost/spirit/include/karma.hpp>
#include <boost/spirit/include/phoenix.hpp>
#include <boost/fusion/include/std_pair.hpp>
#include <boost/fusion/adapted/std_pair.hpp>
#include <boost/fusion/adapted/std_tuple.hpp>
#pragma GCC visibility pop

namespace ircd::spirit
{
	template<class parent_error> struct expectation_failure;

	extern thread_local char rulebuf[64]; // parse.cc
}

namespace ircd {
namespace spirit
__attribute__((visibility("hidden")))
{
	namespace spirit = boost::spirit;
	namespace ascii = spirit::ascii;
	namespace karma = spirit::karma;
	namespace qi = spirit::qi;
	namespace phx = boost::phoenix;

	using spirit::unused_type;

	using qi::locals;
	using qi::_a;
	using qi::_r1_type;
	using qi::raw;
	using qi::omit;
	using qi::matches;
	using qi::hold;
	using qi::eoi;
	using qi::eps;
	using qi::attr;
	using qi::attr_cast;
	using qi::repeat;
	using qi::lit;
	using qi::char_;
	using qi::byte_;
	using qi::string;
	using qi::short_;
	using qi::ushort_;
	using qi::word;
	using qi::big_word;
	using qi::little_word;
	using qi::int_;
	using qi::uint_;
	using qi::dword;
	using qi::big_dword;
	using qi::little_dword;
	using qi::long_;
	using qi::ulong_;
	using qi::qword;
	using qi::big_qword;
	using qi::little_qword;
	using qi::float_;
	using qi::bin_float;
	using qi::big_bin_float;
	using qi::little_bin_float;
	using qi::double_;
	using qi::bin_double;
	using qi::big_bin_double;
	using qi::little_bin_double;

	using karma::lit;
	using karma::char_;
	using karma::long_;
	using karma::double_;
	using karma::bool_;
	using karma::eps;
	using karma::attr_cast;
	using karma::maxwidth;
	using karma::buffer;

	using _val_type = phx::actor<spirit::attribute<0>>;
	using _r0_type = phx::actor<spirit::attribute<0>>;
	using _r1_type = phx::actor<spirit::attribute<1>>;
	using _r2_type = phx::actor<spirit::attribute<2>>;
	using _r3_type = phx::actor<spirit::attribute<3>>;
}}

namespace ircd::spirit::local
{
	using qi::_1;
	using qi::_2;
	using qi::_3;
}

template<class parent_error>
struct ircd::spirit::expectation_failure
:parent_error
{
	template<class it = const char *>
	expectation_failure(const qi::expectation_failure<it> &e,
	                    const ssize_t &show_max = 64);

	template<class it = const char *>
	expectation_failure(const qi::expectation_failure<it> &e,
	                    const it &start,
	                    const ssize_t &show_max = 64);
};

template<class parent>
template<class it>
ircd::spirit::expectation_failure<parent>::expectation_failure(const qi::expectation_failure<it> &e,
		                                                       const ssize_t &show_max)
:parent
{
	"Expected %s. You input %zd invalid characters :%s",
	ircd::string(rulebuf, e.what_),
	std::distance(e.first, e.last),
	string_view{e.first, e.first + std::min(std::distance(e.first, e.last), show_max)}
}
{}

template<class parent>
template<class it>
ircd::spirit::expectation_failure<parent>::expectation_failure(const qi::expectation_failure<it> &e,
                                                               const it &start,
		                                                       const ssize_t &show_max)
:parent
{
	"Expected %s. You input %zd invalid characters somewhere between position %zd and %zd: %s",
	ircd::string(rulebuf, e.what_),
	std::distance(e.first, e.last),
	std::distance(start, e.first),
	std::distance(start, e.last),
	string_view{e.first, e.first + std::min(std::distance(e.first, e.last), show_max)}
}
{}