Does not support “import” and parsing ruby files
# File lib/puppet/pops/parser/evaluating_parser.rb, line 79 def acceptor() Puppet::Pops::Validation::Acceptor.new end
# File lib/puppet/pops/parser/evaluating_parser.rb, line 87 def assert_and_report(parse_result) return nil unless parse_result if parse_result.source_ref.nil? or parse_result.source_ref == '' parse_result.source_ref = @file_source end validation_result = validate(parse_result) Puppet::Pops::IssueReporter.assert_and_report(validation_result, :emit_warnings => true) parse_result end
# File lib/puppet/pops/parser/evaluating_parser.rb, line 46 def clear() @acceptor = nil end
Create a closure that can be called in the given scope
# File lib/puppet/pops/parser/evaluating_parser.rb, line 51 def closure(model, scope) Puppet::Pops::Evaluator::Closure.new(evaluator, model, scope) end
# File lib/puppet/pops/parser/evaluating_parser.rb, line 69 def convert_to_3x(object, scope) val = evaluator.convert(object, scope, nil) end
# File lib/puppet/pops/parser/evaluating_parser.rb, line 55 def evaluate(scope, model) return nil unless model evaluator.evaluate(model, scope) end
# File lib/puppet/pops/parser/evaluating_parser.rb, line 42 def evaluate_file(file) evaluate(parse_file(file)) end
# File lib/puppet/pops/parser/evaluating_parser.rb, line 38 def evaluate_string(scope, s, file_source='unknown') evaluate(scope, parse_string(s, file_source)) end
# File lib/puppet/pops/parser/evaluating_parser.rb, line 60 def evaluator # Do not use the cached evaluator if this is a migration run if (Puppet.lookup(:migration_checker) { nil }) return Puppet::Pops::Evaluator::EvaluatorImpl.new() end @@evaluator ||= Puppet::Pops::Evaluator::EvaluatorImpl.new() @@evaluator end
# File lib/puppet/pops/parser/evaluating_parser.rb, line 32 def parse_file(file) @file_source = file clear() assert_and_report(parser.parse_file(file)) end
# File lib/puppet/pops/parser/evaluating_parser.rb, line 12 def parse_string(s, file_source = 'unknown') @file_source = file_source clear() # Handling of syntax error can be much improved (in general), now it bails out of the parser # and does not have as rich information (when parsing a string), need to update it with the file source # (ideally, a syntax error should be entered as an issue, and not just thrown - but that is a general problem # and an improvement that can be made in the eparser (rather than here). # Also a possible improvement (if the YAML parser returns positions) is to provide correct output of position. # begin assert_and_report(parser.parse_string(s)) rescue Puppet::ParseErrorWithIssue => e raise e rescue Puppet::ParseError => e # TODO: This is not quite right, why does not the exception have the correct file? e.file = @file_source unless e.file.is_a?(String) && !e.file.empty? raise e end end
# File lib/puppet/pops/parser/evaluating_parser.rb, line 99 def quote(x) self.class.quote(x) end
# File lib/puppet/pops/parser/evaluating_parser.rb, line 73 def validate(parse_result) resulting_acceptor = acceptor() validator(resulting_acceptor).validate(parse_result) resulting_acceptor end
# File lib/puppet/pops/parser/evaluating_parser.rb, line 83 def validator(acceptor) Puppet::Pops::Validation::ValidatorFactory_4_0.new().validator(acceptor) end
# File lib/puppet/pops/parser/evaluating_parser.rb, line 8 def initialize() @parser = Puppet::Pops::Parser::Parser.new() end
Translates an already parsed string that contains control characters, quotes and backslashes into a quoted string where all such constructs have been escaped. Parsing the return value of this method using the puppet parser should yield exactly the same string as the argument passed to this method
The method makes an exception for the two character sequences $ and s. They will not be escaped since they have a special meaning in puppet syntax.
TODO: Handle uXXXX characters ??
@param x [String] The string to quote and “unparse” @return [String] The quoted string
# File lib/puppet/pops/parser/evaluating_parser.rb, line 116 def self.quote(x) escaped = '"' p = nil x.each_char do |c| case p when nil # do nothing when "\t" escaped << '\t' when "\n" escaped << '\n' when "\f" escaped << '\f' # TODO: \cx is a range of characters - skip for now # when "\c" # escaped << '\\c' when '"' escaped << '\"' when '\' escaped << if c == '$' || c == 's'; p; else '\\'; end # don't escape \ when followed by s or $ else escaped << p end p = c end escaped << p unless p.nil? escaped << '"' end