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Chunk Template Engine for Java
package com.x5.template;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.PrintStream;
import java.io.StringWriter;
import java.io.Writer;
import java.text.SimpleDateFormat;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.Hashtable;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Set;
import java.util.Vector;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.regex.Matcher;
import com.x5.template.filters.Calc;
import com.x5.util.DataCapsule;
import com.x5.util.DataCapsuleReader;
import com.x5.util.ObjectDataMap;
import com.x5.util.TableData;
// Project Title: Chunk
// Description: Template Engine
// Copyright: Waived. Use freely.
// Author: Tom McClure
/**
*
* Chunk is part Hashtable, part StringBuilder, part find-and-replace.
*
*
* Assign an initial template (you can stitch on bits of additional template
* content as you go) with placeholder tags -- eg {$my_tag} -- and then
* set up replacement rules for those tags like so:
*
*
* TemplateSet templates = getTemplates(); // defined elsewhere
* Chunk myChunk = templates.makeChunk("my_template");
* myChunk.set("my_tag","hello tag");
* System.out.print( myChunk.toString() );
*
*
*
* NB: Template {$tags} are bounded by curly brackets, not (parentheses).
* Be careful to always close off {#sub_templates}bla bla bla{#} with a single
* hash mark surrounded by curly brackets/braces.
*
*
* TemplateSet is handy if you have a folder with lots of html templates.
* Here's an even simpler example, where the template string is supplied
* without using TemplateSet:
*
*
* String templateBody = "Hello {$name}! Your balance is ${$balance}."
* + "Pleasure serving you, {$name}!";
* Chunk myChunk = new Chunk();
*
* // .append() and .set() may be called in any order
* // because tag replacement is delayed until the .toString() call.
* myChunk.append( templateBody );
* myChunk.set("name", user.getName());
* myChunk.set("balance", user.getBalance());
* System.out.println( myChunk.toString() );
*
* // reset values and re-use -- original templates are not modified
* // when .toString() output is generated.
* myChunk.set("name", user2.getName());
* myChunk.set("balance", user2.getBalance());
* System.out.println( myChunk.toString() );
*
*
*
*
* The .toString() method transparently invokes the find and replace
* functionality.
*
*
* FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
*
*
* Q: If I name things just right, will subtemplates get automatically
* connected to like-named tags? ie, if I write a template file like this:
*
*
* bla bla bla {$myTemplate} foo foo foo
* {#myTemplate}Hello {$name}!{#}
*
*
*
* A: No*. To keep things simple and reduce potential for confusion, Chunk
* does not auto-magically fill any tags based on naming conventions or
* in-template directives. You must explicitly invoke the "include command:
*
* bla bla bla {.include #myTemplate} foo foo foo
*
*
* Actually, this documentation is outdated, and several extensions to the
* original template syntax are now available:
*
*
There is now a powerful new tag modifier syntax which supports:
* * providing default values for tags in-template
* * automating template placement with "includes"
* * in-template text filters including perl-style regex and sprintf
* * macro-style templating
* * extending the system to access alternate template repositories
*
*
Complete details are here: http://www.x5software.com/chunk
*
*
* Q: My final output says "infinite recursion detected." What gives?
*
*
* A: You did some variation of this:
*
* TEMPLATE:
* bla bla bla {$name}
* {#name_info}My name is {$name}{#}
*
* CODE:
* ...set("name", theme.getSnippet("file#name_info"));
* ...toString();
*
*
*
* The outer template gets its {$name} tag replaced with "My name is {$name}" --
* then, that replacement value is scanned for any tags that might need to be
* swapped out for their values. It finds {$name} and, using the rule you gave,
* replaces it with "My name is {$name}" so we now have My name is My name is ...
* ad infinitum.
*
*
* This situation is detected by assuming recursion depth will not normally go
* deeper than 17. If you legitimately need to nest templates that deep, you
* can flatten out the recursion by doing a .toString() expansion partway
* through the nest OR you can tweak the depth limit value in the Chunk.java
* source code.
*
*
* Q: Where did my subtemplates go?
*
*
* A: TemplateSet parses out subtemplates and leaves no trace of them in the
* outer template where they were defined. Some people are surprised when
* no placeholder tag is automagically generated and left in place of the
* subtemplate definition -- sorry, this is not the convention. For optional
* elements the template/code usually looks like this:
*
*
* TEMPLATE:
* bla bla bla
* {$memberMenu:}
* {#member_menu}this that etc{#}
* foo foo foo
*
* CODE:
* if (isLoggedIn) {
* myChunk.set("memberMenu", theme.getSnippet("file#member_menu"));
* }
*
*
*
* The subtemplate does not need to be defined right next to the tag where
* it will be used (although that practice does promote readability).
*
*
* Q: Are tag names and subtemplate names case sensitive?
*
*
* A: Yes. I prefer to use mixed case in {$tagNames} with first letter
* lowercase. In my experience this aids readability since tags are similar
* to java variables in concept and that is the java case convention for
* variables. Similarly, I prefer lowercase with underscores for all
* {#sub_template_names}{#} since templates tend to be defined within html
* files which are typically named in all lowercase.
*
*
* ADVANCED USES
*
*
* Chunk works great for the simple examples above, but Chunk can do
* so much more... the find-and-replace alg is recursive, which is
* extremely handy once you get the hang of it.
*
*
* Internally it resists creating an expensive Hashtable until certain
* threshhold conditions are reached.
*
*
* Output can be constructed on-the-fly with .append() -- say
* you're building an HTML table but don't know ahead of time how
* many rows and columns it will contain, just loop through all
* your data with calls to .append() after preparing each cell and row:
*
*
* Chunk table = templates.makeChunk("my_table");
* Chunk rows = templates.makeChunk();
* Chunk row = templates.makeChunk("my_table.my_row");
* Chunk cell = templates.makeChunk("my_table.my_cell");
*
* rows.set("background_color", getRowColor() );
*
* while (dataSet.hasMoreData()) {
* DataObj data = dataSet.nextDataObj();
* String[] attributes = data.getAttributes();
*
* StringBuilder cells = new StringBuilder();
* for (int i=0; i < attributes.length; i++) {
* cell.set("cellContent", attributes[i]);
* cells.append( cell.toString() );
* }
*
* row.set("name", data.getName());
* row.set("id", data.getID());
* row.set("cells",cells);
*
* rows.append( row.toString() );
* }
*
* table.set("table_rows",rows);
* System.out.println( table.toString() );
*
*
*
* Possible contents of my_table.html:
*
* <TABLE>
* {$table_rows}
* </TABLE>
*
* {#my_row}
* <TR bgcolor="{$background_color}">
* <TD>{$id} - {$name}</TD>
* {$cells}
* </TR>
* {#}
*
* {#my_cell}
* <TD>{$cell_content}</TD>
* {#}
*
*
* Copyright: waived, free to use
* Company: X5 Software
* Updates: Chunk Documentation
*
* @author Tom McClure
* @version 2.4
*/
public class Chunk implements Map
{
public static final int HASH_THRESH = 8;
public static final int DEPTH_LIMIT = 17;
public static final String VERSION = "2.4";
private static final String TRUE = "TRUE";
protected Snippet templateRoot = null;
private String[] firstTags = new String[HASH_THRESH];
private Object[] firstValues = new Object[HASH_THRESH];
private int tagCount = 0;
protected Vector template = null;
private Hashtable tags = null;
protected String tagStart = TemplateSet.DEFAULT_TAG_START;
protected String tagEnd = TemplateSet.DEFAULT_TAG_END;
private Vector> contextStack = null;
private ContentSource macroLibrary = null;
private ChunkFactory chunkFactory = null;
private String localeCode = null;
private ChunkLocale locale = null;
// print errors to output?
private boolean renderErrs = true;
private PrintStream errLog = null;
// package visibility
void setMacroLibrary(ContentSource repository, ChunkFactory factory)
{
this.macroLibrary = repository;
if (altSources != null) {
addProtocol(repository);
}
this.chunkFactory = factory;
}
public ContentSource getTemplateSet()
{
return this.macroLibrary;
}
public void setChunkFactory(ChunkFactory factory)
{
this.chunkFactory = factory;
}
public ChunkFactory getChunkFactory()
{
return chunkFactory;
}
public void append(Snippet toAdd)
{
// don't bother with overhead of vector until necessary
if (templateRoot == null && template == null) {
templateRoot = toAdd;
} else {
if (template == null) {
template = new Vector();
template.addElement(templateRoot);
template.addElement(toAdd);
} else {
template.addElement(toAdd);
}
}
}
/**
* Add a String on to the end a Chunk's template.
*/
public void append(String toAdd)
{
if (toAdd == null) return;
// parse string into snippets-to-process and literals etc.
Snippet snippet = Snippet.getSnippet(toAdd);
append(snippet);
}
/**
* Add a Chunk on to the end of a Chunk's "template" -- this "child"
* Chunk won't get it's .toString() invoked until the parent Chunk's
* tags are replaced, ie when the parent Chunk's .toString() method
* is invoked. The child does NOT get cloned in this call so if
* you append a chunk, alter its tags and append it again, you'll
* see it in its final state twice after the template expansion.
* To keep incremental changes, use append(child.toString()) instead.
*/
public void append(Chunk toAdd)
{
// if we're adding a chunk we'll almost definitely add more than one.
// switch to vector
if (template == null) {
template = new Vector();
if (templateRoot != null) template.addElement(templateRoot);
}
// internally, we stash in tag table and wrap in Snippet.
String chunkKey = "%CHUNK_" + toAdd.hashCode();
set(chunkKey,toAdd);
String autoTag = makeTag(chunkKey);
template.addElement(Snippet.getSnippet(autoTag));
}
/**
* Creates a find-and-replace rule for tag replacement. Overwrites any
* previous rules for this tagName. Do not include the tag boundary
* markers in the tagName, ie
* GOOD: set("this","that")
* BAD: set("{$this}","that")
*
* @param tagName will be ignored if null.
* @param tagValue will be translated to the empty String if null -- use setOrDelete() instead of set() if you don't need/want this behavior.
*/
public void set(String tagName, String tagValue)
{
set(tagName, tagValue, "");
}
/**
* Creates a find-and-replace rule for tag replacement. See remarks
* at append(Chunk c).
* @param tagName will be ignored if null.
* @param tagValue will be translated to the empty String if null.
* @see #append(Chunk)
*/
public void set(String tagName, Chunk tagValue)
{
set(tagName, tagValue, "");
}
/**
* Convenience method, chains to set(String s, Object o, String ifNull)
*/
public void set(String tagName, Object tagValue)
{
String ifNull = null;
set(tagName, tagValue, ifNull);
}
/**
* Careful, setOrDelete will DELETE a previous value
* for the tag at this level if passed a null value.
*
* This is a way around the standard behavior which interprets
* null values as the empty string.
*
* The default is to use the empty string for null object/strings.
* setOrDelete provides an alternate option, leaving the tag "unset"
* in case the value is null, which allows the template to provide
* its own default value.
*/
public void setOrDelete(String tagName, Object tagValue)
{
if (tagValue == null) {
// containsKey handy side effect -- converts to hashtable if nec.
if (this.containsKey(tagName)) {
// unset!!
tags.remove(tagName);
}
return;
} else {
set(tagName, tagValue, null);
}
}
/**
* setLiteral() tag values will render verbatim, so even if the value
* contains tags/specials they will not be expanded. However, if
* the final engine output is passed back into the chunk processor
* as a static string (for example, using chunk to pre-generate table
* rows that are destined for placement in another chunk), it will not
* be protected from the engine in that second pass.
*
* To prevent re-processing higher up the chain, encase your string
* in {.literal}{/literal} tags, with the tradeoff that they will
* appear in your final output. This is by design, so the literal
* will be preserved even after multiple passes through the engine.
*
* Typical workaround: ...
*
* Or, just be super-careful to use setLiteral() again when placing
* pre-processed output into higher-level chunks.
*
* @param tagName
* @param literalValue
*/
public void setLiteral(String tagName, String literalValue)
{
Snippet hardValue = Snippet.makeLiteralSnippet(literalValue);
set(tagName, hardValue);
}
/**
* Create a tag replacement rule, supplying a default value in case
* the value passed is null. If both the tagValue and the fallback
* are null, the rule created will resolve all instances of the tag
* to the string "NULL"
* @param tagName tag to replace
* @param tagValue replacement value -- no-op unless this is of type String or Chunk.
* @param ifNull fallback replacement value in case tagValue is null
*/
public void set(String tagName, Object tagValue, String ifNull)
{
// all "set" methods eventually chain to here
if (tagName == null) return;
// ensure that tagValue is either a String or a Chunk (or some tabular data)
if (tagValue != null) {
tagValue = coercePrimitivesToString(tagValue);
if (tagValue instanceof Chunk || tagValue instanceof TableData) {
// don't treat chunk or tabledata as a Map
} else if (tagValue instanceof Map) {
// great, a map!
} else if (!(tagValue instanceof String
|| tagValue instanceof Snippet
|| tagValue instanceof List
|| tagValue instanceof Object[])) {
// force to map
tagValue = new ObjectDataMap(tagValue);
}
}
if (tagValue == null) {
tagValue = (ifNull == null) ? "NULL" : ifNull;
}
if (tags != null) {
tags.put(tagName,tagValue);
} else {
// sequential scan is kinda inefficient but
// completely acceptable for small datasets
for (int i=0; i= HASH_THRESH) {
// threshhold reached, upgrade to hashtable
tags = new Hashtable(HASH_THRESH * 2);
copyToHashtable();
tags.put(tagName,tagValue);
} else {
firstTags[tagCount] = tagName;
firstValues[tagCount] = tagValue;
tagCount++;
}
}
}
/**
* Make bean properties available to template
*/
public void setToBean(String tagName, Object bean)
{
setToBean(tagName, bean, null);
}
/**
* Make bean properties available to template
*/
@SuppressWarnings("rawtypes")
public void setToBean(String tagName, Object bean, String ifNull)
{
Map boxedBean = ObjectDataMap.wrapBean(bean);
set(tagName, boxedBean, ifNull);
}
/**
* For convenience, sets a flag to "TRUE" - to reverse, call unset("flag")
*/
public void set(String tagName)
{
set(tagName, TRUE);
}
/**
* For convenience, auto-converts int to String and creates
* tag replacement rule. Overwrites any existing rule with this tagName.
*/
public void set(String tagName, int tagValue)
{
set(tagName, Integer.toString(tagValue));
}
/**
* For convenience, auto-converts char to String and creates
* tag replacement rule. Overwrites any existing rule with this tagName.
*/
public void set(String tagName, char tagValue)
{
set(tagName, Character.toString(tagValue));
}
/**
* For convenience, auto-converts long to String and creates
* tag replacement rule. Overwrites any existing rule with this tagName.
*/
public void set(String tagName, long tagValue)
{
set(tagName, Long.toString(tagValue));
}
/**
* For convenience, auto-converts StringBuilder to String and creates
* tag replacement rule. Overwrites any existing rule with this tagName.
*/
public void set(String tagName, StringBuilder tagValue)
{
if (tagValue != null) set(tagName, tagValue.toString());
}
/**
* For convenience, auto-converts StringBuffer to String and creates
* tag replacement rule. Overwrites any existing rule with this tagName.
*/
public void set(String tagName, StringBuffer tagValue)
{
if (tagValue != null) set(tagName, tagValue.toString());
}
/**
* unset("tag") deletes the named tag expansion rule from the ruleset.
* @param tagName
*/
public void unset(String tagName)
{
if (tagName != null) { setOrDelete(tagName, null); }
}
/**
* @return true if a rule exists for this tagName, otherwise false.
* Returns false if tagName is null.
*/
public boolean hasValue(String tagName)
{
if (tagName == null) return false;
if (tags != null) {
return tags.containsKey(tagName);
} else {
for (int i=0; i parentContext = context.prepareParentContext();
explodeForParentToPrinter(out, parentContext);
}
private void pushContextStack(Vector parentContext)
{
if (contextStack == null) {
contextStack = new Vector>();
}
contextStack.insertElementAt(parentContext, 0);
}
private void popContextStack()
{
if (contextStack == null || contextStack.size() == 0) return;
contextStack.removeElementAt(0);
}
private void explodeForParentToPrinter(Writer out, Vector ancestors)
throws IOException
{
if (template == null && templateRoot == null) return;
if (ancestors != null) {
// PUSH ANCESTORS ONTO STACK AND LOCK DOWN
synchronized(this) {
pushContextStack(ancestors);
renderForParentToPrinter(out);
popContextStack();
}
} else {
renderForParentToPrinter(out);
}
}
private void renderForParentToPrinter(Writer out)
throws IOException
{
if (template == null) {
explodeToPrinter(out, templateRoot, 1);
} else {
if (template.size() > 1) {
template = mergeTemplateParts();
}
for (int i=0; i < template.size(); i++) {
Snippet s = template.elementAt(i);
explodeToPrinter(out, s, 1);
}
}
}
private Vector mergeTemplateParts()
{
Snippet merged = Snippet.consolidateSnippets(template);
Vector newTemplate = new Vector();
newTemplate.add(merged);
return newTemplate;
}
void explodeToPrinter(Writer out, Object obj, int depth)
throws IOException
{
if (depth >= DEPTH_LIMIT) {
String err = handleError("[**ERR** max template recursions: "+DEPTH_LIMIT+"]");
if (err != null) out.append(err);
} else if (obj instanceof Snippet) {
Snippet snippet = (Snippet)obj;
snippet.render(out,this,depth);
} else if (obj instanceof String) {
// snippet-ify to catch/skip literal blocks
Snippet snippet = Snippet.getSnippet((String)obj);
explodeToPrinter(out, snippet, depth);
} else if (obj instanceof Chunk) {
Vector parentContext = prepareParentContext();
Chunk c = (Chunk) obj;
c.explodeForParentToPrinter(out, parentContext);
} else if (obj instanceof DataCapsule[]) {
// auto-expand?
DataCapsuleReader reader = DataCapsuleReader.getReader((DataCapsule[])obj);
String err = handleError("[LIST("+reader.getDataClassName()+") - Use a loop construct such as .loop to display list data.]");
if (err != null) out.append(err);
} else if (obj instanceof String[]) {
String err = handleError("[LIST(java.lang.String) - Use a loop construct such as .loop to display list data, or pipe to join().]");
if (err != null) out.append(err);
} else if (obj instanceof List) {
String err = handleError("[LIST - Use a loop construct such as .loop to display list data, or pipe to join().]");
if (err != null) out.append(err);
}
}
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
private Vector prepareParentContext()
{
if (contextStack == null) {
Vector parentContext = new Vector();
parentContext.add(this);
return parentContext;
} else {
// current context is first element on stack
Vector parentContext = contextStack.firstElement();
parentContext = (Vector)parentContext.clone();
parentContext.insertElementAt(this,0);
return parentContext;
}
}
private Vector getCurrentParentContext()
{
if (contextStack == null || contextStack.size() == 0) {
return null;
} else {
// current context is first element on stack
return contextStack.firstElement();
}
}
/**
* Retrieves a tag replacement rule. getTagValue() responds outside the context
* of recursive tag replacement, so the return value may include unresolved
* tags. To iterate up the ancestor chain, use get() instead.
*
* @return The Chunk or Snippet etc. that this tag will resolve to, or null
* if no rule yet exists.
*/
public Object getTagValue(String tagName)
{
if (tags != null) {
Object x = tags.get(tagName);
if (x instanceof String) {
// first request for this value. lazy-convert to Snippet.
// subsequent fetches will benefit from pre-scan.
Snippet s = Snippet.getSnippet((String)x);
tags.put(tagName, s);
return s.isSimple() ? s.toString() : s;
} else if (x instanceof Snippet) {
Snippet s = (Snippet)x;
return s.isSimple() ? s.toString() : s;
} else {
return x;
}
} else {
for (int i=0; i altSources = null;
public void addProtocol(ContentSource src)
{
if (altSources == null) {
altSources = new Hashtable();
// delayed adding macro library for memory efficiency
// (avoid overhead of hashtable whenever possible)
if (macroLibrary != null) {
altSources.put(macroLibrary.getProtocol(), macroLibrary);
}
}
String protocol = src.getProtocol();
altSources.put(protocol,src);
}
private Object altFetch(String tagName, int depth)
{
return altFetch(tagName, depth, false);
}
private static final java.util.regex.Pattern INCLUDEIF_PATTERN =
java.util.regex.Pattern.compile("^\\.include(If|\\.\\()");
private Object altFetch(String tagName, int depth, boolean ignoreParentContext)
{
String tagValue = null;
// the .calc(...) fn
if (tagName.startsWith(".calc(")) {
String eval = null;
try {
eval = Calc.evalCalc(tagName,this);
} catch (NoClassDefFoundError e) {
String errMsg = "[ERROR: jeplite jar missing from classpath! .calc command requires jeplite library]";
eval = handleError(errMsg);
}
return eval;
}
if (tagName.startsWith(".version")) {
return VERSION;
}
// the .loop(...) fn
if (tagName.startsWith(".loop")) {
return LoopTag.expandLoop(tagName,this,depth);
}
// the .tagStack fn
if (tagName.startsWith(".tagStack")) {
String format = "text";
if (tagName.contains("html")) {
format = "html";
}
return this.formatTagStack(format);
}
if (altSources == null && macroLibrary == null && getCurrentParentContext() == null) {
// it ain't there to fetch
return null;
}
// the includeIfPattern (defined above)
// matches ".includeIf" and ".include.(" <-- ie from +(cond) expansion
Matcher m = INCLUDEIF_PATTERN.matcher(tagName);
if (m.find()) {
// this is either lame or very sneaky
String translation = Filter.translateIncludeIf(tagName,tagStart,tagEnd,this);
return translation;
}
// parse content source "protocol"
int delimPos = tagName.indexOf(".",1);
int spacePos = tagName.indexOf(" ",1); // {.include abc#xyz} is ok too
if (delimPos < 0 && spacePos < 0) {
if (tagName.startsWith("./")) {
// extra end tag, pass through
return null;
//return "[CHUNK_ERR: extra end tag, no matching tag found for "+tagName.substring(1)+"]";
} else {
String errMsg = "[CHUNK_ERR: malformed content reference: '"+tagName+"' -- missing argument]";
return handleError(errMsg);
}
}
if (spacePos > 0 && (delimPos < 0 || spacePos < delimPos)) delimPos = spacePos;
String srcName = tagName.substring(1,delimPos);
String itemName = tagName.substring(delimPos+1);
// for this to work, caller must have already provided an object which
// implements com.x5.template.ContentSource
// -- then templates can delegate to this source using the syntax
// {.protocol.itemName} eg {.wiki.About_Us} or {.include.#some_template}
// strip away filters, defaults
String cleanItemName = itemName;
cleanItemName = cleanItemName.replaceAll("[\\|:].*$", "");
ContentSource fetcher = null;
if (altSources != null) {
fetcher = altSources.get(srcName);
} else if (macroLibrary != null && srcName.equals(macroLibrary.getProtocol())) {
// if the only alt source is the macro library for includes,
// no hashtable is made (for memory efficiency)
fetcher = macroLibrary;
}
// when altSources exists, it handles includes too
if (fetcher != null) {
if (fetcher instanceof Theme) {
// include's are special, handle via macroLibrary TemplateSet
// slight optimization, return Snippet instead of String
Theme theme = (Theme)fetcher;
Snippet s = theme.getSnippet(cleanItemName);
if (s != null) return s;
} else {
tagValue = fetcher.fetch(cleanItemName);
}
}
if (tagValue == null && !ignoreParentContext) {
// still null? maybe an ancestor knows how to grok
Vector parentContext = getCurrentParentContext();
if (parentContext != null) {
for (Chunk ancestor : parentContext) {
// lazy... should repeat if/else above to avoid re-parsing the tag
Object x = ancestor.altFetch(tagName, depth, true);
if (x != null) return x;
}
}
}
return tagValue;
}
private String resolveBackticks(String lookupName, int depth)
{
int backtickA = lookupName.indexOf('`');
if (backtickA < 0) return lookupName;
int backtickB = lookupName.indexOf('`',backtickA+1);
if (backtickB < 0) return lookupName;
String embeddedTag = lookupName.substring(backtickA+2,backtickB);
char typeChar = lookupName.charAt(backtickA+1);
if (typeChar == '^' || typeChar == '.') {
embeddedTag = '.'+embeddedTag;
} else if (typeChar != '~' && typeChar != '$') {
// only ^ and ~ (and $) are legal for now
return lookupName;
}
Object backtickExprValue = resolveTagValue(embeddedTag, depth);
if (backtickExprValue == null) {
return lookupName;
} else {
String dynLookupName = lookupName.substring(0,backtickA)
+ backtickExprValue
+ lookupName.substring(backtickB+1);
// there may be more...
return resolveBackticks(dynLookupName, depth);
}
}
protected Object resolveTagValue(SnippetTag tag, int depth)
{
return _resolveTagValue(tag, depth, false);
}
@SuppressWarnings("rawtypes")
protected Object _resolveTagValue(SnippetTag tag, int depth, boolean ignoreParentContext)
{
String[] path = tag.getPath();
int segment = 0;
String segmentName = path[segment];
if (segmentName.indexOf('`') > -1) {
segmentName = resolveBackticks(segmentName, depth);
}
Object tagValue = null;
if (segmentName.charAt(0) == '.') {
tagValue = altFetch(segmentName, depth);
} else if (hasValue(segmentName)) {
tagValue = getTagValue(segmentName);
} else {
if (ignoreParentContext) {
return tagValue;
}
Vector parentContext = getCurrentParentContext();
if (parentContext != null) {
// now look in ancestors (iteration, not recursion, so sue me)
for (Chunk ancestor : parentContext) {
tagValue = ancestor.getTagValue(segmentName);
////tagValue = ancestor._resolveTagValue(tag, depth, true);
if (tagValue != null) break;
}
}
}
segment++;
// If path has more segments, drill deeper until reference is resolved
// or path-map hits dead end
while (path.length > segment && tagValue != null) {
if (tagValue instanceof Map) {
segmentName = resolveBackticks(path[segment], depth);
Map obj = (Map)tagValue;
tagValue = obj.get(segmentName);
segment++;
// Sometimes dotted tags are not actually buried
// deep inside objects... cf LoopTag $x.first
// This is a hacky way to allow single-depth refs to work
if (tagValue == null && path.length == segment) {
String fakeRef = path[segment-2] + "." + segmentName;
tagValue = getTagValue(fakeRef);
}
} else {
tagValue = null;
}
}
// convert primitives to string
if (!(tagValue instanceof String)) {
tagValue = coercePrimitivesToString(tagValue);
}
String filters = tag.getFilters();
if (tagValue == null) {
String tagDefault = tag.getDefaultValue();
if (filters != null && (tag.applyFiltersFirst() || tagDefault == null)) {
// filtering may result in null being transformed to not null
Object filteredNull = Filter.applyFilter(this, filters, null);
if (filteredNull != null) {
return filteredNull;
}
}
if (tag.applyFiltersFirst()) {
return tagDefault;
} else if (filters != null) {
return Filter.applyFilter(this, filters, tagDefault);
} else {
return tagDefault;
}
} else {
if (filters == null) {
return tagValue;
} else {
Object filteredVal = Filter.applyFilter(this, filters, tagValue);
if (filteredVal == null && tag.applyFiltersFirst()) {
return tag.getDefaultValue();
} else {
return filteredVal;
}
}
}
}
// unbox and stringify primitive wrapper objects
private Object coercePrimitivesToString(Object o)
{
if (o instanceof Boolean) {
return ((Boolean)o).booleanValue() ? "TRUE" : null;
} else if (o != null && ObjectDataMap.isWrapperType(o.getClass())) {
return o.toString();
} else {
return o;
}
}
protected Object resolveTagValue(String tagName, int depth)
{
return _resolveTagValue(SnippetTag.parseTag(tagName), depth, false);
}
/**
* Clears all tag replacement rules.
*/
public void resetTags()
{
if (tags != null) {
tags.clear();
} else {
tagCount = 0;
}
}
public void clear()
{
resetTags();
}
/**
* Clears template
*/
public void resetTemplate()
{
if (this.template == null) {
this.templateRoot = null;
} else {
this.template.clear();
}
}
public boolean containsKey(Object key)
{
if (tags == null) {
tags = new Hashtable();
copyToHashtable();
}
return tags.containsKey(key);
}
public boolean containsValue(Object value)
{
if (tags == null) {
tags = new Hashtable();
copyToHashtable();
}
return tags.containsValue(value);
}
public Set> entrySet()
{
if (tags == null) {
tags = new Hashtable();
copyToHashtable();
}
return tags.entrySet();
}
public boolean equals(Object o)
{
if (tags == null) {
tags = new Hashtable();
copyToHashtable();
}
return tags.equals(o);
}
public Object get(Object key)
{
return resolveTagValue((String)key, 1);
}
public int hashCode()
{
if (tags == null) {
tags = new Hashtable();
copyToHashtable();
}
return tags.hashCode();
}
public boolean isEmpty()
{
if (tags == null) {
return tagCount == 0;
} else {
return tags.isEmpty();
}
}
public java.util.Set keySet()
{
if (tags == null) {
tags = new Hashtable();
copyToHashtable();
}
return tags.keySet();
}
public Object put(String key, Object value)
{
Object x = getTagValue(key);
set(key, value, "");
return x;
}
public Object remove(Object key)
{
throw new UnsupportedOperationException();
}
@SuppressWarnings({ "unchecked", "rawtypes" })
public void putAll(Map t)
{
if (t == null || t.size() < 0) return;
java.util.Set set = t.keySet();
java.util.Iterator i = set.iterator();
while (i.hasNext()) {
String tagName = i.next();
set(tagName, t.get(tagName), "");
}
}
public int size()
{
if (tags != null) return tags.size();
return tagCount;
}
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