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(library
(name opam_file_format)
(wrapped false))
(ocamllex opamLexer)
(ocamlyacc opamBaseParser)

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/**************************************************************************/
/* */
/* Copyright 2012-2017 OCamlPro */
/* Copyright 2012 INRIA */
/* */
/* All rights reserved. This file is distributed under the terms of the */
/* GNU Lesser General Public License version 2.1, with the special */
/* exception on linking described in the file LICENSE. */
/* */
/**************************************************************************/
%{
open OpamParserTypes.FullPos
(** Opam config file generic type parser *)
let pos_of_lexing_pos spos epos =
Lexing.({
filename = spos.pos_fname;
start = spos.pos_lnum, spos.pos_cnum - spos.pos_bol;
stop = epos.pos_lnum, epos.pos_cnum - epos.pos_bol;
})
let get_pos_full ?(s=1) n =
pos_of_lexing_pos (Parsing.rhs_start_pos s) (Parsing.rhs_end_pos n)
let get_pos n = get_pos_full ~s:n n
(* This must match up with the package's version; checked by the build system *)
let version = (2, 1)
%}
%token <string> STRING IDENT
%token <bool> BOOL
%token EOF
%token LBRACKET RBRACKET
%token LPAR RPAR
%token LBRACE RBRACE
%token COLON
%token <int> INT
%token <OpamParserTypes.FullPos.relop_kind> RELOP
%token AND
%token OR
%token <OpamParserTypes.FullPos.pfxop_kind> PFXOP
%token <OpamParserTypes.FullPos.env_update_op_kind> ENVOP
%left COLON
%left ATOM
%left OR
%left AND
%nonassoc ENVOP
%nonassoc PFXOP
%left LBRACE RBRACE
%nonassoc RELOP
%nonassoc URELOP
%start main value
%type <string -> OpamParserTypes.FullPos.opamfile> main
%type <OpamParserTypes.FullPos.value> value
%type <OpamParserTypes.FullPos.value list> values
%type <OpamParserTypes.FullPos.opamfile_item> item
%%
main:
| items EOF { fun file_name ->
{ file_contents = $1; file_name } }
;
items:
| item items { $1 :: $2 }
| { [] }
;
item:
| IDENT COLON value {
{ pos = get_pos_full 3;
pelem =
Variable ({ pos = get_pos 1; pelem = $1 }, $3);
}
}
| IDENT LBRACE items RBRACE {
{ pos = get_pos_full 4;
pelem =
Section ({section_kind = { pos = get_pos 1; pelem = $1 };
section_name = None;
section_items =
{ pos = get_pos_full ~s:2 4; pelem = $3 };
})
}
}
| IDENT STRING LBRACE items RBRACE {
{ pos = get_pos_full 5;
pelem =
Section ({section_kind = { pos = get_pos 1; pelem = $1 };
section_name = Some { pos = get_pos 2; pelem = $2 };
section_items =
{ pos = get_pos_full ~s:3 5; pelem = $4 };
})
}
}
;
value:
| atom %prec ATOM { $1 }
| LPAR values RPAR {{ pos = get_pos_full 3 ; pelem = Group { pos = get_pos_full ~s:1 3; pelem = $2 } }}
| LBRACKET values RBRACKET {{ pos = get_pos_full 3 ; pelem = List { pos = get_pos_full ~s:1 3; pelem = $2 } }}
| value LBRACE values RBRACE {{ pos = get_pos_full 4 ;
pelem = Option ($1, { pos = get_pos_full ~s:2 4; pelem = $3 }) }}
| value AND value {{ pos = get_pos_full 3 ; pelem = Logop ({ pos = get_pos 2 ; pelem = `And },$1,$3) }}
| value OR value {{ pos = get_pos_full 3 ; pelem = Logop ({ pos = get_pos 2 ; pelem = `Or },$1,$3) }}
| atom RELOP atom {{ pos = get_pos_full 3 ; pelem = Relop ({ pos = get_pos 2 ; pelem = $2 },$1,$3) }}
| atom ENVOP atom {{ pos = get_pos_full 3 ; pelem = Env_binding ($1,{ pos = get_pos 2 ; pelem = $2 },$3) }}
| PFXOP value {{ pos = get_pos_full 2 ; pelem = Pfxop ({ pos = get_pos 1 ; pelem = $1 },$2) }}
| RELOP atom {{ pos = get_pos_full 2 ; pelem = Prefix_relop ({ pos = get_pos 1 ; pelem = $1 },$2) }}
;
values:
| { [] }
| value values { $1 :: $2 }
;
atom:
| IDENT {{ pos = get_pos 1 ; pelem = Ident $1 }}
| BOOL {{ pos = get_pos 1 ; pelem = Bool $1 }}
| INT {{ pos = get_pos 1 ; pelem = Int $1 }}
| STRING {{ pos = get_pos 1 ; pelem = String $1 }}
;
%%
let nopatch v =
let s =
try
let i = String.index v '.' in
let i = String.index_from v (i+1) '.' in
(String.sub v 0 i)
with Not_found ->
let rec f i =
if i >= String.length v then v
else match String.get v i with
| '0'..'9' | '.' -> f (i+1)
| _ -> String.sub v 0 i
in
f 0
in
try Scanf.sscanf s "%u.%u%!" (fun maj min -> (maj, min))
with Scanf.Scan_failure _
| Failure _
| End_of_file ->
try Scanf.sscanf s "%u%!" (fun maj -> (maj, 0))
with Scanf.Scan_failure _
| Failure _
| End_of_file -> (0, 0)
let with_clear_parser f x =
try
let r = f x in
Parsing.clear_parser ();
r
with e ->
Parsing.clear_parser ();
raise e
(* Update a lexbuf with position information prior to raising an exception *)
let reset_lexbuf_and_abort l file_name (start_line, start_col) (end_line, end_col) exn =
let open Lexing in
l.lex_start_p <- {pos_fname = file_name; pos_lnum = start_line; pos_bol = 0; pos_cnum = start_col};
l.lex_curr_p <- {pos_fname = file_name; pos_lnum = end_line; pos_bol = 0; pos_cnum = end_col};
exn ()
(* cf. OpamStd.fatal - always allow standard exceptions to propagate. *)
let not_fatal = function
| Sys.Break
| Assert_failure _
| Match_failure _ -> false
| _ -> true
let get_three_tokens lexer lexbuf =
let open Lexing in
try
let p0 = lexbuf.lex_start_p, lexbuf.lex_curr_p in
let t1 = lexer lexbuf in
let p1 = lexbuf.lex_start_p, lexbuf.lex_curr_p in
let t2 = lexer lexbuf in
let p2 = lexbuf.lex_start_p, lexbuf.lex_curr_p in
let t3 = lexer lexbuf in
let p3 = lexbuf.lex_start_p, lexbuf.lex_curr_p in
((p0, p1, p2, p3), (t1, t2, t3))
with
| e when not_fatal e -> raise Parsing.Parse_error
(* Wrap the ocamlyacc parser *)
let main lexer lexbuf file_name =
(* Extract the exceptions for opam-version not at the top of the file and
opam-version duplicated. OpamLexer has special cases for these two
constants. If OpamLexer.token isn't used, raise Parse_error instead. *)
let exn_not_first () =
let _ = lexer (Lexing.from_string "version: \"42\"\nopam-version: \"2.1\"") in
raise Parsing.Parse_error
and exn_duplicate () =
let _ = lexer (Lexing.from_string "opam-version: \"2.1\"\nopam-version: \"z\"") in
raise Parsing.Parse_error
and restore_pos (start, curr) =
let open Lexing in
lexbuf.lex_start_p <- start;
lexbuf.lex_curr_p <- curr
in
(* Raises the exn_not_first or exn_duplicate exceptions if an invalid
opam-version variable is found in the result. *)
let scan_opam_version_variable format_2_1_or_greater = function
| {pelem = Variable({pelem = "opam-version"; _}, {pelem = String ver; _}); pos = {start; stop; _}} ->
if format_2_1_or_greater then
(* [opam-version] can only appear once for 2.1+ *)
reset_lexbuf_and_abort lexbuf file_name start stop exn_duplicate
else if nopatch ver > (2, 0) then
(* Only [opam-version: "2.0"] can appear after the first non-comment/whitespace line of the file *)
reset_lexbuf_and_abort lexbuf file_name start stop exn_not_first
else
()
| _ -> ()
in
(* Now parse the header of the file manually. The smallest valid opam file
is `ident: atom`, so if we can't read three tokens we have a parse error *)
let ((((_, p0) as initial_pos), ((_, p1) as pos1), ((_, p2) as pos2), ((_, p3) as pos3)), (t1, t2, t3)) =
get_three_tokens lexer lexbuf
in
(* Parse those three tokens if they are [opam-version: ver] *)
let (header, format_2_1_or_greater, trap_exceptions) =
match (t1, t2, t3) with
| (IDENT "opam-version", COLON, STRING ver) ->
let header =
(* Parsing or lexing errors immediate following opam-version may cause
an exception to be raised before the element has been fully parsed.
In this case, we generate a single opam-version Variable to return.
*)
{pelem = Variable({pelem = "opam-version"; pos = pos_of_lexing_pos p0 p1},
{pelem = String ver; pos = pos_of_lexing_pos p2 p3});
pos = pos_of_lexing_pos p0 p3}
in
(header, (nopatch ver >= (2, 1)), (nopatch ver > version))
| _ ->
(* Default is [opam-version: "2.0"] *)
let pos = {filename = ""; start = (0, 0); stop = (0, 0)} in
({pelem = Variable ({pelem = ""; pos}, {pelem = Int 42; pos}); pos}, false, false)
in
(* The parser will use position information from the lexbuf, so replay the
positions, even if we're not actually reading anything. *)
restore_pos initial_pos;
(* Wrap the lexer to simulate reading those three tokens a second time *)
let lexer =
let tokens = ref [t1, pos1; t2, pos2; t3, pos3] in
fun lexbuf ->
match tokens with
| {contents = (t, p)::rest} ->
tokens := rest;
restore_pos p;
t
| {contents = []} ->
lexer lexbuf
in
let result =
try with_clear_parser (main lexer lexbuf) file_name
with e when trap_exceptions && not_fatal e ->
(* Append a syntactically invalid sentinel section "#" to the version
header which was manually parsed. That is then sufficient
information for a client to determine that the file was invalid.
If OpamBaseParser.version = (2, 1), this would allow
`opam-version: "2.2"`, containing no lexer or parser changes, still to
report syntax errors in opam 2.2, by using this sentinel group to
detect the parsing error. *)
let sentinel =
let pos =
Lexing.(pos_of_lexing_pos lexbuf.lex_start_p lexbuf.lex_curr_p)
in
let section =
{section_kind = {pelem = "#"; pos};
section_name = None;
section_items = {pelem = []; pos}}
in
{pelem = Section section; pos}
in
{file_contents = [header; sentinel]; file_name}
in
begin
match result with
| {file_contents = _::items; _} ->
(* Ensure that there are no `opam-version` fields with a value >= "2.1"
further down the file. *)
List.iter (scan_opam_version_variable format_2_1_or_greater) items
| _ -> ()
end;
result
let value t l = with_clear_parser (value t) l

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(**************************************************************************)
(* *)
(* Copyright 2012-2018 OCamlPro *)
(* Copyright 2012 INRIA *)
(* *)
(* All rights reserved. This file is distributed under the terms of the *)
(* GNU Lesser General Public License version 2.1, with the special *)
(* exception on linking described in the file LICENSE. *)
(* *)
(**************************************************************************)
(** opam format lexer *)
open OpamParserTypes
exception Error of string
(** Raised on any lexing error with a description of the fault. Note that
[Failure "lexing: empty token"] is never raised by the lexer. *)
val token: Lexing.lexbuf -> OpamBaseParser.token
(** [OpamLexer] transitional module with full position types *)
module FullPos : sig
open OpamParserTypes.FullPos
val relop: string -> relop_kind
(** Inverse of {!OpamPrinter.relop} *)
val logop: string -> logop_kind
(** Inverse of {!OpamPrinter.logop} *)
val pfxop: string -> pfxop_kind
(** Inverse of {!OpamPrinter.pfxop} *)
val env_update_op: string -> env_update_op_kind
(** Inverse of {!OpamPrinter.env_update_op} *)
end
val relop: string -> relop
[@@ocaml.deprecated "Use OpamLexer.FullPos.relop instead."]
val logop: string -> logop
[@@ocaml.deprecated "Use OpamLexer.FullPos.logop instead."]
val pfxop: string -> pfxop
[@@ocaml.deprecated "Use OpamLexer.FullPos.pfxop instead."]
val env_update_op: string -> env_update_op
[@@ocaml.deprecated "Use OpamLexer.FullPos.env_update_op instead."]

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(**************************************************************************)
(* *)
(* Copyright 2012-2019 OCamlPro *)
(* Copyright 2012 INRIA *)
(* *)
(* All rights reserved. This file is distributed under the terms of the *)
(* GNU Lesser General Public License version 2.1, with the special *)
(* exception on linking described in the file LICENSE. *)
(* *)
(**************************************************************************)
{
open OpamParserTypes
open OpamBaseParser
exception Error of string
let newline lexbuf = Lexing.new_line lexbuf
let error fmt =
Printf.ksprintf (fun msg -> raise (Error msg)) fmt
let relop = function
| "=" -> `Eq
| "!=" -> `Neq
| ">=" -> `Geq
| ">" -> `Gt
| "<=" -> `Leq
| "<" -> `Lt
| "~" -> `Geq
| x -> error "%S is not a valid comparison operator" x
let logop = function
| "&" -> `And
| "|" -> `Or
| x -> error "%S is not a valid logical operator" x
let pfxop = function
| "!" -> `Not
| "?" -> `Defined
| x -> error "%S is not a valid prefix operator" x
let env_update_op : string -> env_update_op = function
| "=" -> Eq
| "+=" -> PlusEq
| "=+" -> EqPlus
| "=+=" -> EqPlusEq
| ":=" -> ColonEq
| "=:" -> EqColon
| x -> error "%S is not a valid environment update operator" x
module FullPos = struct
let relop = relop
let logop = logop
let pfxop = pfxop
let env_update_op = env_update_op
end
let char_for_backslash = function
| 'n' -> '\010'
| 'r' -> '\013'
| 'b' -> '\008'
| 't' -> '\009'
| c -> c
let char_for_decimal_code lexbuf i =
let c = 100 * (Char.code(Lexing.lexeme_char lexbuf i) - 48) +
10 * (Char.code(Lexing.lexeme_char lexbuf (i+1)) - 48) +
(Char.code(Lexing.lexeme_char lexbuf (i+2)) - 48) in
if (c < 0 || c > 255) then error "illegal escape sequence" ;
Char.chr c
let char_for_hexadecimal_code lexbuf i =
let d1 = Char.code (Lexing.lexeme_char lexbuf i) in
let val1 = if d1 >= 97 then d1 - 87
else if d1 >= 65 then d1 - 55
else d1 - 48 in
let d2 = Char.code (Lexing.lexeme_char lexbuf (i+1)) in
let val2 = if d2 >= 97 then d2 - 87
else if d2 >= 65 then d2 - 55
else d2 - 48 in
Char.chr (val1 * 16 + val2)
(* Some hash-consing for strings *)
module HS = Weak.Make(struct
include struct
[@@@ocaml.warning "-32"]
let hash = Hashtbl.hash
end
include String
end)
let hm = HS.create 317
let buf = Buffer.create 64
let buffer_rule r lb =
let pos = lb.Lexing.lex_start_p in
Buffer.clear buf;
r buf lb;
(* buffer start position, instead of last lexem position *)
lb.Lexing.lex_start_p <- pos;
let contents = Buffer.contents buf in
HS.merge hm contents
}
let eol = '\r'? '\n'
let space = [' ' '\t']
let alpha = ['a'-'z' 'A'-'Z']
let digit = ['0'-'9']
let ichar = alpha | digit | ['_' '-']
let id = ichar* alpha ichar*
let ident = (id | '_') ('+' (id | '_'))* (':' id)?
let relop = ('!'? '=' | [ '<' '>' ] '='? | '~')
let pfxop = '!' | '?'
let envop_char = [ '+' ':' ]
let envop = (envop_char '=' | '=' envop_char '='?)
let int = ('-'? ['0'-'9' '_']+)
rule token = parse
| space { token lexbuf }
| eol { newline lexbuf; token lexbuf }
| ":" { COLON }
| "{" { LBRACE }
| "}" { RBRACE }
| "[" { LBRACKET }
| "]" { RBRACKET }
| "(" { LPAR }
| ")" { RPAR }
| '\"' { STRING (buffer_rule string lexbuf) }
| "\"\"\"" { STRING (buffer_rule string_triple lexbuf) }
| "(*" { comment 1 lexbuf; token lexbuf }
| '#' [^'\n']*
{ token lexbuf }
| "true" { BOOL true }
| "false"{ BOOL false }
| int { INT (int_of_string (Lexing.lexeme lexbuf)) }
| ident { IDENT (HS.merge hm (Lexing.lexeme lexbuf)) }
| relop { RELOP (FullPos.relop (Lexing.lexeme lexbuf)) }
| '&' { AND }
| '|' { OR }
| pfxop { PFXOP (FullPos.pfxop (Lexing.lexeme lexbuf)) }
| envop { ENVOP (FullPos.env_update_op (Lexing.lexeme lexbuf)) }
| eof { EOF }
(* OpamBaseParser can't directly access OpamLexer.Error so it uses these
constants (which would parse that way) to extract the exception values.
*)
| "opam-version: \"2.1\"\nopam-version: \"z\"" eof
{ error "opam-version cannot be repeated" }
| "version: \"42\"\nopam-version: \"2.1\"" eof
{ error "opam-version must be the first non-comment line" }
| _ { let token = Lexing.lexeme lexbuf in
error "'%s' is not a valid token" token }
and string b = parse
| '\"' { () }
| [^ '\\' '"' '\r' '\n']+ as s { Buffer.add_string b s; string b lexbuf }
| eol { newline lexbuf ;
Buffer.add_char b '\n' ; string b lexbuf }
| '\\' { (match escape lexbuf with
| Some c -> Buffer.add_char b c
| None -> ());
string b lexbuf }
| _ as c { Buffer.add_char b c ; string b lexbuf }
| eof { error "unterminated string" }
and string_triple b = parse
| "\"\"\"" { () }
| [^ '\\' '"' '\r' '\n']+ as s { Buffer.add_string b s; string_triple b lexbuf }
| eol { newline lexbuf ;
Buffer.add_char b '\n' ; string_triple b lexbuf }
| '\\' { (match escape lexbuf with
| Some c -> Buffer.add_char b c
| None -> ());
string_triple b lexbuf }
| _ as c { Buffer.add_char b c ; string_triple b lexbuf }
| eof { error "unterminated string" }
and escape = parse
| eol space *
{ newline lexbuf; None }
| ['\\' '\"' ''' 'n' 'r' 't' 'b' ' '] as c
{ Some (char_for_backslash c) }
| digit digit digit
{ Some (char_for_decimal_code lexbuf 0) }
| 'x' ['0'-'9''a'-'f''A'-'F'] ['0'-'9''a'-'f''A'-'F']
{ Some (char_for_hexadecimal_code lexbuf 1) }
| "" { error "illegal escape sequence" }
and comment n = parse
| "*)" { if n > 1 then comment (n-1) lexbuf }
| "(*" { comment (n+1)lexbuf }
| eof { error "unterminated comment" }
| '\n' { newline lexbuf; comment n lexbuf }
| _ { comment n lexbuf }

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(**************************************************************************)
(* *)
(* Copyright 2016-2018 OCamlPro *)
(* *)
(* All rights reserved. This file is distributed under the terms of the *)
(* GNU Lesser General Public License version 2.1, with the special *)
(* exception on linking described in the file LICENSE. *)
(* *)
(**************************************************************************)
(** Generic glue functions *)
let parse_from_string parse_fun str filename =
let lexbuf = Lexing.from_string str in
lexbuf.Lexing.lex_curr_p <-
{ lexbuf.Lexing.lex_curr_p with Lexing.pos_fname = filename };
parse_fun OpamLexer.token lexbuf
let parse_from_channel parse_fun ic filename =
let lexbuf = Lexing.from_channel ic in
lexbuf.Lexing.lex_curr_p <-
{ lexbuf.Lexing.lex_curr_p with Lexing.pos_fname = filename };
parse_fun OpamLexer.token lexbuf
let parse_from_file parse_fun filename =
let ic = open_in_bin filename in
try
let r = parse_from_channel parse_fun ic filename in
close_in ic;
r
with e -> close_in ic; raise e
(** file parsers *)
let main' main filename lexer lexbuf = main lexer lexbuf filename
let string main str filename = parse_from_string (main' main filename) str filename
let channel main ic filename = parse_from_channel (main' main filename) ic filename
let file main filename = parse_from_file (main' main filename) filename
module FullPos = struct
open OpamParserTypes.FullPos
(** raw parser entry points *)
let main = OpamBaseParser.main
let value = OpamBaseParser.value
(** file parsers *)
let string = string main
let channel = channel main
let file = file main
(** value parsers *)
let value_from_string = parse_from_string value
let value_from_channel = parse_from_channel value
let value_from_file = parse_from_file value
(* Functions to transform simple pos to full pos *)
module S = OpamParserTypes
let to_pos e = (e.pos.filename, fst e.pos.start, snd e.pos.start)
let rec to_value v =
match v.pelem with
| Bool b -> S.Bool (to_pos v, b)
| Int i -> S.Int (to_pos v, i)
| String s -> S.String (to_pos v, s)
| Relop (r,v,v') -> S.Relop (to_pos r, r.pelem, to_value v, to_value v')
| Prefix_relop (r,v) -> S.Prefix_relop (to_pos r, r.pelem, to_value v)
| Logop (l,v,v') -> S.Logop (to_pos l, l.pelem, to_value v, to_value v')
| Pfxop (p,v) -> S.Pfxop (to_pos p, p.pelem, to_value v)
| Ident s -> S.Ident (to_pos v, s)
| List l -> S.List (to_pos l, List.map to_value l.pelem)
| Group g -> S.Group (to_pos g, List.map to_value g.pelem)
| Option (v,vl) -> S.Option (to_pos vl, to_value v, List.map to_value vl.pelem)
| Env_binding (v,o,v') -> S.Env_binding (to_pos o, to_value v, o.pelem, to_value v')
let rec to_section s =
{ S.section_kind = s.section_kind.pelem;
S.section_name =
(match s.section_name with
| Some n -> Some n.pelem
| None -> None);
S.section_items = List.map to_item s.section_items.pelem
}
and to_item i =
match i.pelem with
| Section s -> S.Section (to_pos s.section_kind, to_section s)
| Variable (s, v) -> S.Variable (to_pos s, s.pelem, to_value v)
let to_opamfile o =
{ S.file_contents = List.map to_item o.file_contents;
S.file_name = o.file_name
}
end
(** raw parser entry points *)
let main f l fd = FullPos.to_opamfile (OpamBaseParser.main f l fd)
let value f l = FullPos.to_value (OpamBaseParser.value f l)
(** file parsers *)
let string = string main
let channel = channel main
let file = file main
(** value parsers *)
let value_from_string = parse_from_string value
let value_from_channel = parse_from_channel value
let value_from_file = parse_from_file value

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(**************************************************************************)
(* *)
(* Copyright 2016-2020 OCamlPro *)
(* *)
(* All rights reserved. This file is distributed under the terms of the *)
(* GNU Lesser General Public License version 2.1, with the special *)
(* exception on linking described in the file LICENSE. *)
(* *)
(**************************************************************************)
(** opam format parser *)
open OpamParserTypes
(** [OpamParser] transitional module with full position types *)
module FullPos : sig
open OpamParserTypes.FullPos
(** {2 Raw OpamBaseParser entry points } *)
(**
Providing a custom [lexbuf] argument allows you, for example, to set the
initial lexing position. For the first argument, you may use the
{!OpamLexer.token} lexing function:
{[
let lexbuf = Lexing.from_string input in
lexbuf.Lexing.lex_curr_p <- current_position;
OpamParser.value OpamLexer.token lexbuf
]}
*)
val main:
(Lexing.lexbuf -> OpamBaseParser.token) ->
Lexing.lexbuf -> file_name -> opamfile
(** Principal parser: given a lexbuf and the filename it was read from, returns
an {!OpamParserTypes.FullPos.opamfile} record parsed from it. *)
val value:
(Lexing.lexbuf -> OpamBaseParser.token) ->
Lexing.lexbuf -> value
(** Lower-level function just returning a single
{!OpamParserTypes.FullPos.value} from a given lexer. *)
(** {2 File parsers } *)
val string: string -> file_name -> opamfile
(** Parse the content of a file already read to a string. Note that for
CRLF-detection to work on Windows, it is necessary to read the original file
using binary mode on Windows! *)
val channel: in_channel -> file_name -> opamfile
(** Parse the content of a file from an already-opened channel. Note that for
CRLF-detection to work on Windows, it is necessary for the channel to be
in binary mode! *)
val file: file_name -> opamfile
(** Parse the content of a file. The file is opened in binary mode, so
CRLF-detection works on all platforms. *)
(** {2 [value] parsers } *)
val value_from_string: string -> file_name -> value
(** Parse the first value in the given string. [file_name] is used for lexer
positions. *)
val value_from_channel: in_channel -> file_name -> value
(** Parse the first value from the given channel. [file_name] is used for
lexer positions. *)
val value_from_file: file_name -> value
(** Parse the first value from the given file. *)
(** {2 Conversion functions, from full position to simple position (legacy)} *)
val to_value: value -> OpamParserTypes.value
val to_section: opamfile_section -> OpamParserTypes.opamfile_section
val to_item: opamfile_item -> OpamParserTypes.opamfile_item
val to_opamfile: opamfile -> OpamParserTypes.opamfile
end
val main:
(Lexing.lexbuf -> OpamBaseParser.token) ->
Lexing.lexbuf -> file_name -> opamfile
[@@ocaml.deprecated "Use OpamParser.FullPos.main instead."]
val value:
(Lexing.lexbuf -> OpamBaseParser.token) ->
Lexing.lexbuf -> value
[@@ocaml.deprecated "Use OpamParser.FullPos.value instead."]
val string: string -> file_name -> opamfile
[@@ocaml.deprecated "Use OpamParser.FullPos.string instead."]
val channel: in_channel -> file_name -> opamfile
[@@ocaml.deprecated "Use OpamParser.FullPos.channel instead."]
val file: file_name -> opamfile
[@@ocaml.deprecated "Use OpamParser.FullPos.file instead."]
val value_from_string: string -> file_name -> value
[@@ocaml.deprecated "Use OpamParser.FullPos.value_from_string instead."]
val value_from_channel: in_channel -> file_name -> value
[@@ocaml.deprecated "Use OpamParser.FullPos.value_from_channel instead."]
val value_from_file: file_name -> value
[@@ocaml.deprecated "Use OpamParser.FullPos.value_from_file instead."]

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(**************************************************************************)
(* *)
(* Copyright 2012-2020 OCamlPro *)
(* Copyright 2012 INRIA *)
(* *)
(* All rights reserved. This file is distributed under the terms of the *)
(* GNU Lesser General Public License version 2.1, with the special *)
(* exception on linking described in the file LICENSE. *)
(* *)
(**************************************************************************)
(** Defines the types for the opam format lexer and parser *)
(** Type definitions used by the legacy and the new full position modules *)
(** Relational operators *)
type relop = [ `Eq (** [=] *)
| `Neq (** [!=] *)
| `Geq (** [>=] *)
| `Gt (** [>] *)
| `Leq (** [<=] *)
| `Lt (** [<] *)
]
(** Logical operators *)
type logop = [ `And (** [&] *) | `Or (** [|] *) ]
(** Prefix operators *)
type pfxop = [ `Not (** [!] *) | `Defined (** [?] *) ]
type file_name = string
(** Source file positions: [(filename, line, column)] *)
type pos = file_name * int * int
(** Environment variable update operators *)
type env_update_op = Eq (** [=] *)
| PlusEq (** [+=] *)
| EqPlus (** [=+] *)
| ColonEq (** [:=] *)
| EqColon (** [=:] *)
| EqPlusEq (** [=+=] *)
(** [OpamParserTypes] transitional module with full position types *)
module FullPos = struct
(** Source file positions *)
type file_name = string
(** Full position *)
type pos = {
filename: file_name;
start: int * int; (* line, column *)
stop: int * int; (* line, column *)
}
(** [with_pos] type, used for all units, embedding the element [pelem] ans
its position [pos] *)
type 'a with_pos = {
pelem : 'a;
pos : pos
}
type relop_kind = relop
type relop = relop_kind with_pos
type logop_kind = logop
type logop = logop_kind with_pos
type pfxop_kind = pfxop
type pfxop = pfxop_kind with_pos
type env_update_op_kind = env_update_op
type env_update_op = env_update_op_kind with_pos
(** Base values *)
type value_kind =
| Bool of bool
(** [bool] atoms *)
| Int of int
(** [int] atoms *)
| String of string
(** [string] atoms *)
| Relop of relop * value * value
(** Relational operators with two values (e.g. [os != "win32"]) *)
| Prefix_relop of relop * value
(** Relational operators in prefix position (e.g. [< "4.07.0"]) *)
| Logop of logop * value * value
(** Logical operators *)
| Pfxop of pfxop * value
(** Prefix operators *)
| Ident of string
(** Identifiers *)
| List of value list with_pos
(** Lists of values ([[x1 x2 ... x3]]) *)
| Group of value list with_pos
(** Groups of values ([(x1 x2 ... x3)]) *)
| Option of value * value list with_pos
(** Value with optional list ([x1 {x2 x3 x4}]) *)
| Env_binding of value * env_update_op * value
(** Environment variable binding ([FOO += "bar"]) *)
and value = value_kind with_pos
(** An opamfile section *)
type opamfile_section =
{ section_kind : string with_pos; (** Section kind
(e.g. [extra-source]) *)
section_name : string with_pos option; (** Section name
(e.g. ["myfork.patch"]) *)
section_items : opamfile_item list with_pos; (** Content of the section *)
}
(** An opamfile is composed of sections and variable definitions *)
and opamfile_item_kind =
| Section of opamfile_section (** e.g. [kind ["name"] { ... }] *)
| Variable of string with_pos * value (** e.g. [opam-version: "2.0"] *)
and opamfile_item = opamfile_item_kind with_pos
(** A file is a list of items and the filename *)
type opamfile = {
file_contents: opamfile_item list; (** Content of the file *)
file_name : file_name; (** Name of the disk file this record was
loaded from *)
}
end
type value =
| Bool of pos * bool
| Int of pos * int
| String of pos * string
| Relop of pos * relop * value * value
| Prefix_relop of pos * relop * value
| Logop of pos * logop * value * value
| Pfxop of pos * pfxop * value
| Ident of pos * string
| List of pos * value list
| Group of pos * value list
| Option of pos * value * value list
| Env_binding of pos * value * env_update_op * value
type opamfile_section = {
section_kind : string;
section_name : string option;
section_items : opamfile_item list
}
and opamfile_item =
| Section of pos * opamfile_section
| Variable of pos * string * value
type opamfile = {
file_contents: opamfile_item list;
file_name : file_name;
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(**************************************************************************)
(* *)
(* Copyright 2012-2020 OCamlPro *)
(* Copyright 2012 INRIA *)
(* *)
(* All rights reserved. This file is distributed under the terms of the *)
(* GNU Lesser General Public License version 2.1, with the special *)
(* exception on linking described in the file LICENSE. *)
(* *)
(**************************************************************************)
open OpamParserTypes
(* The code duplication with OpamBaseParser is irritating, but can't be solved
without introducing another module. *)
let nopatch v =
let s =
try
let i = String.index v '.' in
let i = String.index_from v (i+1) '.' in
(String.sub v 0 i)
with Not_found ->
let rec f i =
if i >= String.length v then v
else match String.get v i with
| '0'..'9' | '.' -> f (i+1)
| _ -> String.sub v 0 i
in
f 0
in
try Scanf.sscanf s "%u.%u%!" (fun maj min -> (maj, min))
with Scanf.Scan_failure _
| Failure _
| End_of_file ->
try Scanf.sscanf s "%u%!" (fun maj -> (maj, 0))
with Scanf.Scan_failure _
| Failure _
| End_of_file -> (0, 0)
let valid_opamfile_contents = function
| (Variable (_, "opam-version", String (_, ver)))::items
when nopatch ver >= (2, 1) ->
let opam_version_field = function
| Variable (_, "opam-version", _) -> true
| _ -> false
in
not (List.exists opam_version_field items)
| _::items ->
let greater_2_0_opam_version_field = function
| Variable (_, "opam-version", String (_, ver))
when nopatch ver >= (2, 1) -> true
| _ -> false
in
not (List.exists greater_2_0_opam_version_field items)
| [] -> true
let relop = function
| `Eq -> "="
| `Neq -> "!="
| `Geq -> ">="
| `Gt -> ">"
| `Leq -> "<="
| `Lt -> "<"
| `Sem -> "~"
let logop = function
| `And -> "&"
| `Or -> "|"
let pfxop = function
| `Not -> "!"
| `Defined -> "?"
let env_update_op = function
| Eq -> "="
| PlusEq -> "+="
| EqPlus -> "=+"
| EqPlusEq -> "=+="
| ColonEq -> ":="
| EqColon -> "=:"
let escape_string ?(triple=false) s =
let len = String.length s in
let buf = Buffer.create (len * 2) in
for i = 0 to len -1 do
let c = s.[i] in
(match c with
| '"'
when not triple
|| (i < len - 2 && s.[i+1] = '"' && s.[i+2] = '"')
|| i = len - 1 ->
Buffer.add_char buf '\\'
| '\\' -> Buffer.add_char buf '\\'
| _ -> ());
Buffer.add_char buf c
done;
Buffer.contents buf
let rec format_value fmt = function
| Relop (_,op,l,r) ->
Format.fprintf fmt "@[<h>%a %s@ %a@]"
format_value l (relop op) format_value r
| Logop (_,op,l,r) ->
Format.fprintf fmt "@[<hv>%a %s@ %a@]"
format_value l (logop op) format_value r
| Pfxop (_,op,r) ->
Format.fprintf fmt "@[<h>%s%a@]" (pfxop op) format_value r
| Prefix_relop (_,op,r) ->
Format.fprintf fmt "@[<h>%s@ %a@]"
(relop op) format_value r
| Ident (_,s) -> Format.fprintf fmt "%s" s
| Int (_,i) -> Format.fprintf fmt "%d" i
| Bool (_,b) -> Format.fprintf fmt "%b" b
| String (_,s) ->
if String.contains s '\n'
then Format.fprintf fmt "\"\"\"%s%s\"\"\""
(if s.[0] = '\n' then "" else "\\\n")
(escape_string ~triple:true s)
else Format.fprintf fmt "\"%s\"" (escape_string s)
| List (_, l) ->
Format.fprintf fmt "@[<hv>[@;<0 2>@[<hv>%a@]@,]@]" format_values l
| Group (_,g) -> Format.fprintf fmt "@[<hv>(%a)@]" format_values g
| Option(_,v,l) -> Format.fprintf fmt "@[<hov 2>%a@ {@[<hv>%a@]}@]"
format_value v format_values l
| Env_binding (_,id,op,v) ->
Format.fprintf fmt "@[<h>%a %s@ %a@]"
format_value id (env_update_op op) format_value v
and format_values fmt = function
| [] -> ()
| [v] -> format_value fmt v
| v::r ->
format_value fmt v;
Format.pp_print_space fmt ();
format_values fmt r
let value v =
format_value Format.str_formatter v; Format.flush_str_formatter ()
let value_list vl =
Format.fprintf Format.str_formatter "@[<hv>%a@]" format_values vl;
Format.flush_str_formatter ()
let rec format_item fmt = function
| Variable (_, _, List (_,[])) -> ()
| Variable (_, _, List (_,[List(_,[])])) -> ()
| Variable (_, i, List (_,l)) ->
if List.exists
(function List _ | Option (_,_,_::_) -> true | _ -> false)
l
then Format.fprintf fmt "@[<v>%s: [@;<0 2>@[<v>%a@]@,]@]"
i format_values l
else Format.fprintf fmt "@[<hv>%s: [@;<0 2>@[<hv>%a@]@,]@]"
i format_values l
| Variable (_, i, (String (_,s) as v)) when String.contains s '\n' ->
Format.fprintf fmt "@[<hov 0>%s: %a@]" i format_value v
| Variable (_, i, v) ->
Format.fprintf fmt "@[<hov 2>%s:@ %a@]" i format_value v
| Section (_,s) ->
Format.fprintf fmt "@[<v 0>%s %s{@;<0 2>@[<v>%a@]@,}@]"
s.section_kind
(match s.section_name with
| Some s -> Printf.sprintf "\"%s\" " (escape_string s)
| None -> "")
format_items s.section_items
and format_items fmt is =
Format.pp_open_vbox fmt 0;
(match is with
| [] -> ()
| i::r ->
format_item fmt i;
List.iter (fun i -> Format.pp_print_cut fmt (); format_item fmt i) r);
Format.pp_close_box fmt ()
let format_opamfile fmt f =
format_items fmt f.file_contents;
Format.pp_print_newline fmt ()
let items l =
if not (valid_opamfile_contents l) then
invalid_arg "OpamPrinter.items";
format_items Format.str_formatter l; Format.flush_str_formatter ()
let opamfile f =
items f.file_contents
let rec value_equals v1 v2 = match v1, v2 with
| Bool (_, b1), Bool (_, b2) -> b1 = b2
| Int (_, i1), Int (_, i2) -> i1 = i2
| String (_, s1), String (_, s2) -> s1 = s2
| Relop (_, r1, va1, vb1), Relop (_, r2, va2, vb2) ->
r1 = r2 && value_equals va1 va2 && value_equals vb1 vb2
| Prefix_relop (_, r1, v1), Prefix_relop (_, r2, v2) ->
r1 = r2 && value_equals v1 v2
| Logop (_, l1, va1, vb1), Logop (_, l2, va2, vb2) ->
l1 = l2 && value_equals va1 va2 && value_equals vb1 vb2
| Pfxop (_, p1, v1), Pfxop (_, p2, v2) ->
p1 = p2 && value_equals v1 v2
| Ident (_, s1), Ident (_, s2) ->
s1 = s2
| List (_, vl1), List (_, vl2) ->
(try List.for_all2 value_equals vl1 vl2 with Invalid_argument _ -> false)
| Group (_, vl1), Group (_, vl2) ->
(try List.for_all2 value_equals vl1 vl2 with Invalid_argument _ -> false)
| Option (_, v1, vl1), Option (_, v2, vl2) ->
value_equals v1 v2 &&
(try List.for_all2 value_equals vl1 vl2 with Invalid_argument _ -> false)
| Env_binding (_, v1, op1, vx1), Env_binding (_, v2, op2, vx2) ->
op1 = op2 && value_equals v1 v2 && value_equals vx1 vx2
| _ -> false
let rec opamfile_item_equals i1 i2 = match i1, i2 with
| Variable (_, n1, v1), Variable (_, n2, v2) ->
n1 = n2 && value_equals v1 v2
| Section (_, s1), Section (_, s2) ->
s1.section_kind = s2.section_kind &&
s1.section_name = s2.section_name &&
(try List.for_all2 opamfile_item_equals s1.section_items s2.section_items
with Invalid_argument _ -> false)
| _ -> false
module Normalise = struct
let escape_string s =
let len = String.length s in
let buf = Buffer.create (len * 2) in
Buffer.add_char buf '"';
for i = 0 to len -1 do
match s.[i] with
| '\\' | '"' as c -> Buffer.add_char buf '\\'; Buffer.add_char buf c
| '\n' -> Buffer.add_string buf "\\n"
| c -> Buffer.add_char buf c
done;
Buffer.add_char buf '"';
Buffer.contents buf
let rec value = function
| Relop (_,op,l,r) ->
String.concat " " [value l; relop op; value r]
| Logop (_,op,l,r) ->
String.concat " " [value l; logop op; value r]
| Pfxop (_,op,r) ->
String.concat " " [pfxop op; value r]
| Prefix_relop (_,op,r) ->
String.concat " " [relop op; value r]
| Ident (_,s) -> s
| Int (_,i) -> string_of_int i
| Bool (_,b) -> string_of_bool b
| String (_,s) -> escape_string s
| List (_, l) -> Printf.sprintf "[%s]" (String.concat " " (List.map value l))
| Group (_,g) -> Printf.sprintf "(%s)" (String.concat " " (List.map value g))
| Option(_,v,l) ->
Printf.sprintf "%s {%s}" (value v) (String.concat " " (List.map value l))
| Env_binding (_,id,op,v) ->
String.concat " "
[value id; env_update_op op; value v]
let rec item = function
| Variable (_, _, List (_,([]|[List(_,[])]))) -> ""
| Variable (_, i, List (_,l)) ->
Printf.sprintf "%s: [%s]" i (String.concat " " (List.map value l))
| Variable (_, i, v) -> String.concat ": " [i; value v]
| Section (_,s) ->
Printf.sprintf "%s %s{\n%s\n}"
s.section_kind
(match s.section_name with
| Some s -> escape_string s ^ " "
| None -> "")
(String.concat "\n" (List.map item s.section_items))
let item_order a b = match a,b with
| Variable (_, "opam-version", String (_, ver)), _
when nopatch ver >= (2, 1) -> -1
| _, Variable (_, "opam-version", String (_, ver))
when nopatch ver >= (2, 1) -> 1
| Section _, Variable _ -> 1
| Variable _, Section _ -> -1
| Variable (_,i,_), Variable (_,j,_) -> String.compare i j
| Section (_,s), Section (_,t) ->
let r = String.compare s.section_kind t.section_kind in
if r <> 0 then r
else compare s.section_name t.section_name
let items its =
if not (valid_opamfile_contents its) then
invalid_arg "OpamPrinter.Normalise.items";
let its = List.sort item_order its in
String.concat "\n" (List.map item its) ^ "\n"
let opamfile f = items f.file_contents
end
module Preserved = struct
let items txt orig f =
if not (valid_opamfile_contents f) then
invalid_arg "OpamPrinter.Preserved.items";
let pos_index =
let lines_index =
let rec aux acc s =
let until =
try Some (String.index_from s (List.hd acc) '\n')
with Not_found -> None
in
match until with
| Some until -> aux (until+1 :: acc) s
| None -> Array.of_list (List.rev acc)
in
aux [0] txt
in
fun (_file, li, col) -> lines_index.(li - 1) + col
in
let get_substring start_pos rest =
let start = pos_index start_pos in
let stop = match rest with
| (Section (pos,_) | Variable (pos,_,_)) :: _ -> pos_index pos
| [] -> String.length txt
in
if stop < start then raise Exit
else String.sub txt start (stop - start)
in
let list_take f l =
let rec aux acc = function
| [] -> None, List.rev acc
| x::r ->
if f x then Some x, List.rev_append acc r
else aux (x::acc) r
in
aux [] l
in
let is_variable name = function
| Variable (_, name1, _v1) -> name = name1
| _ -> false
in
let is_section kind name = function
| Section (_, {section_kind; section_name; _}) ->
kind = section_kind && name = section_name
| _ -> false
in
let rec aux acc f = function
| Variable (pos, name, v) :: r ->
(match list_take (is_variable name) f with
| Some (Variable (_, _, v1)), f when value_equals v v1 ->
aux (get_substring pos r :: acc) f r
| Some item, f ->
aux ((items [item] ^ "\n") :: acc) f r
| None, f ->
aux acc f r)
| Section (pos, {section_kind; section_name; _}) as sec :: r ->
(match list_take (is_section section_kind section_name) f with
| Some s, f when opamfile_item_equals sec s ->
aux (get_substring pos r :: acc) f r
| Some item, f ->
aux ((items [item] ^ "\n") :: acc) f r
| None, f -> aux acc f r)
| [] ->
let remaining = match f with
| [] -> []
| f -> [items f ^ "\n"]
in
List.rev_append acc remaining
in
let header = [get_substring ("",1,0) orig] in
String.concat "" (aux header f orig)
let opamfile ?format_from f =
let orig_file = match format_from with
| Some name -> name
| None -> f.file_name
in
let txt =
let b = Buffer.create 4096 in
let ic = open_in orig_file in
try while true do Buffer.add_channel b ic 4096 done; assert false with
| End_of_file -> close_in ic; Buffer.contents b
| e -> close_in ic; raise e
in
let[@ocaml.warning "-3"] orig = OpamParser.string txt orig_file in
items txt orig.file_contents f.file_contents
end
module FullPos = struct
open OpamParserTypes.FullPos
let valid_opamfile_contents = function
| {pelem = Variable ({pelem = "opam-version"; _}, {pelem = String ver; _}); _}::items
when nopatch ver >= (2, 1) ->
let opam_version_field = function
| {pelem = Variable ({pelem = "opam-version"; _}, _); _} -> true
| _ -> false
in
not (List.exists opam_version_field items)
| _::items ->
let greater_2_0_opam_version_field = function
| {pelem = Variable ({pelem = "opam-version"; _}, {pelem = String ver; _}); _}
when nopatch ver >= (2, 1) -> true
| _ -> false
in
not (List.exists greater_2_0_opam_version_field items)
| [] -> true
let relop_kind = relop
let relop r = relop_kind r.pelem
let logop_kind = logop
let logop r = logop_kind r.pelem
let pfxop_kind = pfxop
let pfxop r = pfxop_kind r.pelem
let env_update_op_kind = env_update_op
let env_update_op r = env_update_op_kind r.pelem
let rec format_value fmt v =
match v.pelem with
| Relop (op,l,r) ->
Format.fprintf fmt "@[<h>%a %s@ %a@]"
format_value l (relop op) format_value r
| Logop (op,l,r) ->
Format.fprintf fmt "@[<hv>%a %s@ %a@]"
format_value l (logop op) format_value r
| Pfxop (op,r) ->
Format.fprintf fmt "@[<h>%s%a@]" (pfxop op) format_value r
| Prefix_relop (op,r) ->
Format.fprintf fmt "@[<h>%s@ %a@]"
(relop op) format_value r
| Ident s -> Format.fprintf fmt "%s" s
| Int i -> Format.fprintf fmt "%d" i
| Bool b -> Format.fprintf fmt "%b" b
| String s ->
if String.contains s '\n'
then Format.fprintf fmt "\"\"\"\n%s\"\"\""
(escape_string ~triple:true s)
else Format.fprintf fmt "\"%s\"" (escape_string s)
| List l ->
Format.fprintf fmt "@[<hv>[@;<0 2>@[<hv>%a@]@,]@]" format_values l.pelem
| Group g -> Format.fprintf fmt "@[<hv>(%a)@]" format_values g.pelem
| Option (v,l) ->
Format.fprintf fmt "@[<hov 2>%a@ {@[<hv>%a@]}@]"
format_value v format_values l.pelem
| Env_binding (id,op,v) ->
Format.fprintf fmt "@[<h>%a %s@ %a@]"
format_value id (env_update_op op) format_value v
and format_values fmt = function
| [] -> ()
| [v] -> format_value fmt v
| v::r ->
format_value fmt v;
Format.pp_print_space fmt ();
format_values fmt r
let value v =
format_value Format.str_formatter v; Format.flush_str_formatter ()
let value_list vl =
Format.fprintf Format.str_formatter "@[<hv>%a@]" format_values vl.pelem;
Format.flush_str_formatter ()
let format_sstring fmt s =
Format.fprintf fmt "%s" s.pelem
let rec format_item fmt i =
match i.pelem with
| Variable (_, { pelem = List { pelem = []; _}; _}) -> ()
| Variable (_,
{ pelem =
List { pelem =
[{ pelem =
List { pelem = []; _}; _}]; _}; _}) -> ()
| Variable (i, { pelem = List { pelem = l; _}; _}) ->
if List.exists
(fun v ->
match v.pelem with
List _ | Option (_,{ pelem = _::_; _}) -> true
| _ -> false)
l
then Format.fprintf fmt "@[<v>%a: [@;<0 2>@[<v>%a@]@,]@]"
format_sstring i format_values l
else Format.fprintf fmt "@[<hv>%a: [@;<0 2>@[<hv>%a@]@,]@]"
format_sstring i format_values l
| Variable (i, ({ pelem = String s ; _} as v))
when String.contains s '\n' ->
Format.fprintf fmt "@[<hov 0>%a: %a@]" format_sstring i format_value v
| Variable (i, v) ->
Format.fprintf fmt "@[<hov 2>%a:@ %a@]" format_sstring i format_value v
| Section s ->
Format.fprintf fmt "@[<v 0>%a %s{@;<0 2>@[<v>%a@]@,}@]"
format_sstring s.section_kind
(match s.section_name with
| Some s -> Printf.sprintf "\"%s\" " (escape_string s.pelem)
| None -> "")
format_items s.section_items.pelem
and format_items fmt is =
Format.pp_open_vbox fmt 0;
(match is with
| [] -> ()
| i::r ->
format_item fmt i;
List.iter (fun i -> Format.pp_print_cut fmt (); format_item fmt i) r);
Format.pp_close_box fmt ()
let format_opamfile fmt f =
format_items fmt f.file_contents;
Format.pp_print_newline fmt ()
let items l =
if not (valid_opamfile_contents l) then
invalid_arg "OpamPrinter.FullPos.items";
format_items Format.str_formatter l; Format.flush_str_formatter ()
let opamfile f =
items f.file_contents
let relop_equals r1 r2 = r1.pelem = r2.pelem
let logop_equals r1 r2 = r1.pelem = r2.pelem
let pfxop_equals r1 r2 = r1.pelem = r2.pelem
let env_update_op_equals r1 r2 = r1.pelem = r2.pelem
let rec value_equals v1 v2 =
match v1.pelem, v2.pelem with
| Bool (b1), Bool (b2) -> b1 = b2
| Int (i1), Int (i2) -> i1 = i2
| String (s1), String (s2) -> s1 = s2
| Relop (r1, va1, vb1), Relop (r2, va2, vb2) ->
relop_equals r1 r2 && value_equals va1 va2 && value_equals vb1 vb2
| Prefix_relop (r1, v1), Prefix_relop (r2, v2) ->
relop_equals r1 r2 && value_equals v1 v2
| Logop (l1, va1, vb1), Logop (l2, va2, vb2) ->
logop_equals l1 l2 && value_equals va1 va2 && value_equals vb1 vb2
| Pfxop (p1, v1), Pfxop (p2, v2) ->
pfxop_equals p1 p2 && value_equals v1 v2
| Ident (s1), Ident (s2) ->
s1 = s2
| List (vl1), List (vl2) ->
(try List.for_all2 value_equals vl1.pelem vl2.pelem
with Invalid_argument _ -> false)
| Group (vl1), Group (vl2) ->
(try List.for_all2 value_equals vl1.pelem vl2.pelem
with Invalid_argument _ -> false)
| Option (v1, vl1), Option (v2, vl2) ->
value_equals v1 v2 &&
(try List.for_all2 value_equals vl1.pelem vl2.pelem
with Invalid_argument _ -> false)
| Env_binding (v1, op1, vx1), Env_binding (v2, op2, vx2) ->
env_update_op_equals op1 op2 && value_equals v1 v2 && value_equals vx1 vx2
| _ -> false
let sstring_equals s1 s2 = s1.pelem = s2.pelem
let rec opamfile_item_equals i1 i2 =
match i1.pelem , i2.pelem with
| Variable (n1, v1), Variable (n2, v2) ->
sstring_equals n1 n2 && value_equals v1 v2
| Section (s1), Section (s2) ->
sstring_equals s1.section_kind s2.section_kind &&
(match s1.section_name, s2.section_name with
| None, None -> true
| Some s1, Some s2 -> sstring_equals s1 s2
| _,_ -> false)
&& (try List.for_all2 opamfile_item_equals
s1.section_items.pelem s2.section_items.pelem
with Invalid_argument _ -> false)
| _ -> false
module Normalise = struct
let escape_string s =
let len = String.length s in
let buf = Buffer.create (len * 2) in
Buffer.add_char buf '"';
for i = 0 to len -1 do
match s.[i] with
| '\\' | '"' as c -> Buffer.add_char buf '\\'; Buffer.add_char buf c
| '\n' -> Buffer.add_string buf "\\n"
| c -> Buffer.add_char buf c
done;
Buffer.add_char buf '"';
Buffer.contents buf
let rec value v =
match v.pelem with
| Relop (op,l,r) ->
String.concat " " [value l; relop op; value r]
| Logop (op,l,r) ->
String.concat " " [value l; logop op; value r]
| Pfxop (op,r) ->
String.concat " " [pfxop op; value r]
| Prefix_relop (op,r) ->
String.concat " " [relop op; value r]
| Ident s -> s
| Int i -> string_of_int i
| Bool b -> string_of_bool b
| String s -> escape_string s
| List l ->
Printf.sprintf "[%s]" (String.concat " " (List.map value l.pelem))
| Group g ->
Printf.sprintf "(%s)" (String.concat " " (List.map value g.pelem))
| Option(v,l) ->
Printf.sprintf "%s {%s}" (value v)
(String.concat " " (List.map value l.pelem))
| Env_binding (id,op,v) ->
String.concat " "
[value id; env_update_op op; value v]
let rec item i =
match i.pelem with
| Variable (_, { pelem = List { pelem = []; _}; _})
| Variable (_, { pelem =
List { pelem =
[{ pelem = List { pelem = []; _}; _}]; _}; _})
-> ""
| Variable (i, { pelem = List { pelem = l; _}; _}) ->
Printf.sprintf "%s: [%s]" i.pelem (String.concat " " (List.map value l))
| Variable (i, v) -> String.concat ": " [i.pelem; value v]
| Section s ->
Printf.sprintf "%s %s{\n%s\n}"
s.section_kind.pelem
(match s.section_name with
| Some s -> escape_string s.pelem ^ " "
| None -> "")
(String.concat "\n" (List.map item s.section_items.pelem))
let item_order a b =
match a.pelem ,b.pelem with
| Variable ({pelem = "opam-version"; _}, {pelem = String ver; _}), _
when nopatch ver >= (2, 1) -> -1
| _, Variable ({pelem = "opam-version"; _}, {pelem = String ver; _})
when nopatch ver >= (2, 1) -> 1
| Section _, Variable _ -> 1
| Variable _, Section _ -> -1
| Variable (i,_), Variable (j,_) -> String.compare i.pelem j.pelem
| Section s, Section t ->
let r = String.compare s.section_kind.pelem t.section_kind.pelem in
if r <> 0 then r
else compare s.section_name t.section_name
let items its =
if not (valid_opamfile_contents its) then
invalid_arg "OpamPrinter.Normalise.items";
let its = List.sort item_order its in
String.concat "\n" (List.map item its) ^ "\n"
let opamfile f = items f.file_contents
end
module Preserved = struct
let items txt orig f =
if not (valid_opamfile_contents f) then
invalid_arg "OpamPrinter.Preserved.items";
let pos_index =
let lines_index =
let rec aux acc s =
let until =
try Some (String.index_from s (List.hd acc) '\n')
with Not_found -> None
in
match until with
| Some until -> aux (until+1 :: acc) s
| None -> Array.of_list (List.rev acc)
in
aux [0] txt
in
fun p ->
let sli, scol = p.start in
let eli, ecol = p.stop in
lines_index.(sli - 1) + scol, lines_index.(eli -1) + ecol
in
let get_substring pos =
let start, stop = pos_index pos in
if stop < start then raise Exit
else String.sub txt start (stop - start)
in
let list_take f l =
let rec aux acc = function
| [] -> None, List.rev acc
| x::r ->
if f x then Some x, List.rev_append acc r
else aux (x::acc) r
in
aux [] l
in
let is_variable name = function
| { pelem = Variable (name1, _v1); _} -> sstring_equals name name1
| _ -> false
in
let is_section kind name = function
| { pelem = Section ({section_kind; section_name; _}); _} ->
sstring_equals kind section_kind &&
(match name, section_name with
| None, None -> true
| Some s1, Some s2 -> sstring_equals s1 s2
| _,_ -> false)
| _ -> false
in
let rec aux acc f = function
| { pos; pelem = Variable ( name, v)} :: r ->
(match list_take (is_variable name) f with
| Some {pelem = Variable (_, v1); _}, f when value_equals v v1 ->
aux (get_substring pos :: acc) f r
| Some item, f ->
aux (items [item] :: acc) f r
| None, f ->
aux acc f r)
| {pos; pelem = Section {section_kind; section_name; _}} as sec :: r ->
(match list_take (is_section section_kind section_name) f with
| Some s, f when opamfile_item_equals sec s ->
aux (get_substring pos :: acc) f r
| Some item, f ->
aux (items [item] :: acc) f r
| None, f -> aux acc f r)
| [] ->
let remaining = match f with
| [] -> [""]
| f -> [items f; ""]
in
List.rev_append acc remaining
in
let body = String.concat "\n" (aux [] f orig) in
let header =
match orig with
| [] -> ""
| h::_ -> get_substring {filename=""; start=(1,0); stop=h.pos.start}
in
header ^ body
let opamfile ?format_from f =
let orig_file = match format_from with
| Some name -> name
| None -> f.file_name
in
let txt =
let b = Buffer.create 4096 in
let ic = open_in orig_file in
try while true do Buffer.add_channel b ic 4096 done; assert false with
| End_of_file -> close_in ic; Buffer.contents b
| e -> close_in ic; raise e
in
let orig = OpamParser.FullPos.string txt orig_file in
items txt orig.file_contents f.file_contents
end
end

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(**************************************************************************)
(* *)
(* Copyright 2012-2020 OCamlPro *)
(* Copyright 2012 INRIA *)
(* *)
(* All rights reserved. This file is distributed under the terms of the *)
(* GNU Lesser General Public License version 2.1, with the special *)
(* exception on linking described in the file LICENSE. *)
(* *)
(**************************************************************************)
(** Functions for converting parsed opam files back to strings *)
(** [OpamPrinter] transitional module with full position types *)
module FullPos : sig
open OpamParserTypes.FullPos
(** {2 Printers for the [value] and [opamfile] formats} *)
val relop_kind: [< relop_kind ] -> string
(** Converts {!OpamParserTypes.FullPos.relop_kind} to its string representation
([=], [!=], ..., [~]). *)
val logop_kind: [< logop_kind ] -> string
(** Converts {!OpamParserTypes.FullPos.logop_kind} to its string representation
([&] and [|]). *)
val pfxop_kind: [< pfxop_kind ] -> string
(** Converts {!OpamParserTypes.FullPos.logop_kind} to its string representation
([&] and [|]). *)
val env_update_op_kind: env_update_op_kind -> string
(** Converts {!OpamParserTypes.FullPos.env_update_op_kind} to its string representation
([=], [+=], ..., [=:]). *)
val relop: relop -> string
(** Converts {!OpamParserTypes.FullPos.relop} to its string representation
([=], [!=], ..., [~]). *)
val logop: logop -> string
(** Converts {!OpamParserTypes.FullPos.logop} to its string representation
([&] and [|]). *)
val pfxop: pfxop -> string
(** Converts {!OpamParserTypes.FullPos.pfxop} to its string representation
([!] and [?]). *)
val env_update_op: env_update_op -> string
(** Converts {!OpamParserTypes.FullPos.env_update_op} to its string representation
([=], [+=], ..., [=:]). *)
val value : value -> string
(** Converts {!value} to a string {b always using LF-encoding of newlines}. *)
val value_list: value list with_pos -> string
(** Converts a list of {!value}s to a string {b always using LF-encoding of
newlines}. *)
val items: opamfile_item list -> string
(** Converts a list of opam field/sections to a string.
@raise Invalid_argument if ["opam-version"] is greater than "2.0"
and not solely the first item. *)
val opamfile: opamfile -> string
(** Converts an {!opamfile} to a string.
@raise Invalid_argument if ["opam-version"] is greater than "2.0"
and not solely the first item. *)
val format_opamfile: Format.formatter -> opamfile -> unit
(** Writes an {!opamfile} to a [Format.formatter]. The function ensures that all
newlines are sent using [Format]'s break instructions (and so ultimately are
processed with the [out_newline] function of the formatter) but it is the
responsibility of the caller to ensure that the formatter is configured for
the required output, if necessary.
@raise Invalid_argument if ["opam-version"] is greater than "2.0"
and not solely the first item. *)
(** {2 Normalised output for opam syntax files} *)
(** opam normalised file format, for signatures.
- each top-level field on a single line
- newlines are LF-encoded (including on Windows)
- file ends with a newline
- spaces only after [fieldname:], between elements in lists, before braced
options, between operators and their operands
- fields are sorted lexicographically by field name
(using [String.compare])
- newlines in strings turned to ['\n'], backslashes and double quotes
escaped
- no comments (they don't appear in the internal file format anyway)
- fields containing an empty list, or a singleton list containing an empty
list, are not printed at all
*)
module Normalise : sig
val escape_string : string -> string
val value : value -> string
val item : opamfile_item -> string
val item_order : opamfile_item -> opamfile_item -> int
val items : opamfile_item list -> string
val opamfile : opamfile -> string
end
(** {2 Format-preserving reprinter} *)
module Preserved : sig
val items: string -> opamfile_item list -> opamfile_item list -> string
(** [items str orig_its its] converts [its] to string, while attempting to
preserve the layout and comments of the original [str] for unmodified
elements. The function assumes that [str] parses to the items
[orig_its].
@raise Invalid_argument if ["opam-version"] is greater than "2.0"
and not solely the first item in either list. *)
val opamfile: ?format_from:file_name -> opamfile -> string
(** [opamfile f] converts [f] to string, respecting the layout and comments in
the corresponding on-disk file for unmodified items. [format_from] can be
specified instead of using the filename specified in [f].
@raise Invalid_argument if ["opam-version"] is greater than "2.0"
and not solely the first item in the list. Note that
any errors in the file raise {!OpamLexer.Error} as
normal. *)
end
(** {2 Random utility functions} *)
val value_equals: value -> value -> bool
(** Compares structurally, without considering file positions *)
val opamfile_item_equals: opamfile_item -> opamfile_item -> bool
(** Compares structurally, without considering file positions *)
end
open OpamParserTypes
val relop: [< relop ] -> string
[@@ocaml.deprecated "Use OpamPrinter.FullPos.relop instead."]
val logop: [< logop ] -> string
[@@ocaml.deprecated "Use OpamPrinter.FullPos.logop instead."]
val pfxop: [< pfxop ] -> string
[@@ocaml.deprecated "Use OpamPrinter.FullPos.pfxop instead."]
val env_update_op: env_update_op -> string
[@@ocaml.deprecated "Use OpamPrinter.FullPos.env_update_op instead."]
val value : value -> string
[@@ocaml.deprecated "Use OpamPrinter.FullPos.value instead."]
val value_list: value list -> string
[@@ocaml.deprecated "Use OpamPrinter.FullPos.value_list instead."]
val items: opamfile_item list -> string
[@@ocaml.deprecated "Use OpamPrinter.FullPos.items instead."]
val opamfile: opamfile -> string
[@@ocaml.deprecated "Use OpamPrinter.FullPos.opamfile instead."]
val format_opamfile: Format.formatter -> opamfile -> unit
[@@ocaml.deprecated "Use OpamPrinter.FullPos.format_opamfile instead."]
module Normalise : sig
val escape_string : string -> string
val value : value -> string
val item : opamfile_item -> string
val item_order : opamfile_item -> opamfile_item -> int
val items : opamfile_item list -> string
val opamfile : opamfile -> string
end
[@@ocaml.deprecated "Use OpamPrinter.FullPos.Normalise instead."]
module Preserved : sig
val items: string -> opamfile_item list -> opamfile_item list -> string
val opamfile: ?format_from:file_name -> opamfile -> string
end
[@@ocaml.deprecated "Use OpamPrinter.FullPos.Preserved instead."]
val value_equals: value -> value -> bool
[@@ocaml.deprecated "Use OpamPrinter.FullPos.value_equals instead."]
val opamfile_item_equals: opamfile_item -> opamfile_item -> bool
[@@ocaml.deprecated "Use OpamPrinter.FullPos.opamfile_item_equals instead."]