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001:        /**
002:         * MVEL (The MVFLEX Expression Language)
003:         *
004:         * Copyright (C) 2007 Christopher Brock, MVFLEX/Valhalla Project and the Codehaus
005:         *
006:         * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
007:         * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
008:         * You may obtain a copy of the License at
009:         *
010:         *     http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
011:         *
012:         * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
013:         * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
014:         *  WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
015:         * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
016:         * limitations under the License.
017:         *
018:         */package org.mvel.compiler;
019:
020:        import org.mvel.CompileException;
021:        import org.mvel.Operator;
022:        import org.mvel.ParserContext;
023:        import static org.mvel.Soundex.soundex;
024:        import org.mvel.ast.ASTNode;
025:        import org.mvel.ast.Assignment;
026:        import org.mvel.ast.LiteralNode;
027:        import org.mvel.ast.Substatement;
028:        import org.mvel.util.ASTLinkedList;
029:        import static org.mvel.util.CompilerTools.optimizeAST;
030:        import org.mvel.util.ExecutionStack;
031:        import static org.mvel.util.ParseTools.doOperations;
032:        import static org.mvel.util.PropertyTools.isEmpty;
033:        import static org.mvel.util.PropertyTools.similarity;
034:        import org.mvel.util.Stack;
035:        import org.mvel.util.StringAppender;
036:
037:        import static java.lang.String.valueOf;
038:        import java.util.regex.Pattern;
039:
040:        public class ExpressionCompiler extends AbstractParser {
041:            private final Stack stk = new ExecutionStack();
042:
043:            private Class returnType;
044:
045:            private boolean verifying = true;
046:            private boolean secondPassOptimization = false;
047:
048:            private ParserContext pCtx;
049:
050:            public CompiledExpression compile() {
051:                return compile(new ParserContext());
052:            }
053:
054:            public CompiledExpression compile(ParserContext ctx) {
055:                if (debugSymbols) {
056:                    ctx.setDebugSymbols(debugSymbols);
057:                } else if (ctx.isDebugSymbols()) {
058:                    debugSymbols = true;
059:                }
060:
061:                try {
062:                    newContext(ctx);
063:                    return _compile();
064:                } finally {
065:                    removeContext();
066:                    if (pCtx.isFatalError()) {
067:                        contextControl(REMOVE, null, null);
068:                        //noinspection ThrowFromFinallyBlock
069:                        throw new CompileException("Failed to compile: "
070:                                + pCtx.getErrorList().size()
071:                                + " compilation error(s)", pCtx.getErrorList());
072:                    }
073:                }
074:            }
075:
076:            /**
077:             * Initiate an in-context compile.  This method should really only be called by the internal API.
078:             *
079:             * @return compiled expression object
080:             */
081:            public CompiledExpression _compile() {
082:                ASTNode tk;
083:                ASTNode tkOp;
084:                ASTNode tkOp2;
085:                ASTNode tkLA;
086:                ASTNode tkLA2;
087:
088:                ASTLinkedList astBuild = new ASTLinkedList();
089:
090:                boolean firstLA;
091:
092:                debugSymbols = (pCtx = getParserContext()).isDebugSymbols();
093:
094:                try {
095:                    if (verifying) {
096:                        pCtx.initializeTables();
097:                    }
098:
099:                    fields |= ASTNode.COMPILE_IMMEDIATE;
100:
101:                    while ((tk = nextToken()) != null) {
102:                        /**
103:                         * If this is a debug symbol, just add it and continue.
104:                         */
105:                        if (tk.fields == -1) {
106:                            astBuild.addTokenNode(tk);
107:                            continue;
108:                        }
109:
110:                        returnType = tk.getEgressType();
111:
112:                        if (tk instanceof  Substatement) {
113:                            ExpressionCompiler subCompiler = new ExpressionCompiler(
114:                                    tk.getNameAsArray(), pCtx);
115:                            tk.setAccessor(subCompiler._compile());
116:
117:                            returnType = subCompiler.getReturnType();
118:                        }
119:
120:                        /**
121:                         * This kludge of code is to handle compile-time literal reduction.  We need to avoid
122:                         * reducing for certain literals like, 'this', ternary and ternary else.
123:                         */
124:                        if (tk.isLiteral()) {
125:                            literalOnly = true;
126:
127:                            if ((tkOp = nextTokenSkipSymbols()) != null
128:                                    && tkOp.isOperator()
129:                                    && !tkOp.isOperator(Operator.TERNARY)
130:                                    && !tkOp.isOperator(Operator.TERNARY_ELSE)) {
131:
132:                                /**
133:                                 * If the next token is ALSO a literal, then we have a candidate for a compile-time literal
134:                                 * reduction.
135:                                 */
136:                                if ((tkLA = nextTokenSkipSymbols()) != null
137:                                        && tkLA.isLiteral()) {
138:                                    stk.push(tk.getLiteralValue(), tkLA
139:                                            .getLiteralValue(), tkOp
140:                                            .getLiteralValue());
141:
142:                                    /**
143:                                     * Reduce the token now.
144:                                     */
145:
146:                                    reduce();
147:
148:                                    firstLA = true;
149:
150:                                    /**
151:                                     * Now we need to check to see if this is a continuing reduction.
152:                                     */
153:                                    while ((tkOp2 = nextTokenSkipSymbols()) != null) {
154:                                        if (isBooleanOperator(tkOp2
155:                                                .getOperator())) {
156:                                            astBuild.addTokenNode(
157:                                                    new LiteralNode(stk.pop()),
158:                                                    verify(pCtx, tkOp2));
159:                                            break;
160:                                        } else if ((tkLA2 = nextTokenSkipSymbols()) != null
161:                                                && tkLA2.isLiteral()) {
162:
163:                                            stk.push(tkLA2.getLiteralValue(),
164:                                                    tkOp2.getLiteralValue());
165:
166:                                            reduce();
167:                                            firstLA = false;
168:                                            literalOnly = false;
169:                                        } else {
170:                                            if (firstLA) {
171:                                                /**
172:                                                 * There are more tokens, but we can't reduce anymore.  So
173:                                                 * we create a reduced token for what we've got.
174:                                                 */
175:                                                astBuild
176:                                                        .addTokenNode(new LiteralNode(
177:                                                                stk.pop()));
178:                                            } else {
179:                                                /**
180:                                                 * We have reduced additional tokens, but we can't reduce
181:                                                 * anymore.
182:                                                 */
183:                                                astBuild.addTokenNode(
184:                                                        new LiteralNode(stk
185:                                                                .pop()), tkOp);
186:
187:                                                if (tkLA2 != null)
188:                                                    astBuild
189:                                                            .addTokenNode(tkLA2);
190:                                            }
191:                                            break;
192:                                        }
193:                                    }
194:
195:                                    /**
196:                                     * If there are no more tokens left to parse, we check to see if
197:                                     * we've been doing any reducing, and if so we create the token
198:                                     * now.
199:                                     */
200:                                    if (!stk.isEmpty())
201:                                        astBuild.addTokenNode(new LiteralNode(
202:                                                stk.pop()));
203:
204:                                    continue;
205:                                } else {
206:                                    astBuild.addTokenNode(verify(pCtx, tk),
207:                                            verify(pCtx, tkOp));
208:                                    if (tkLA != null)
209:                                        astBuild
210:                                                .addTokenNode(verify(pCtx, tkLA));
211:                                    continue;
212:                                }
213:                            } else {
214:                                literalOnly = false;
215:                                astBuild.addTokenNode(verify(pCtx, tk));
216:                                if (tkOp != null)
217:                                    astBuild.addTokenNode(verify(pCtx, tkOp));
218:
219:                                continue;
220:                            }
221:                        } else {
222:                            literalOnly = false;
223:                        }
224:
225:                        astBuild.addTokenNode(verify(pCtx, tk));
226:                    }
227:
228:                    astBuild.finish();
229:
230:                    if (verifying) {
231:                        pCtx.processTables();
232:                    }
233:
234:                    if (!stk.isEmpty())
235:                        throw new CompileException(
236:                                "COMPILE ERROR: non-empty stack after compile.");
237:
238:                    return new CompiledExpression(optimizeAST(astBuild,
239:                            secondPassOptimization),
240:                            getCurrentSourceFileName(), returnType, pCtx,
241:                            literalOnly);
242:                } catch (Throwable e) {
243:                    parserContext.set(null);
244:                    if (e instanceof  RuntimeException)
245:                        throw (RuntimeException) e;
246:                    else {
247:                        throw new CompileException(e.getMessage(), e);
248:                    }
249:                }
250:
251:            }
252:
253:            private static boolean isBooleanOperator(int operator) {
254:                return operator == Operator.AND || operator == Operator.OR;
255:            }
256:
257:            protected ASTNode verify(ParserContext pCtx, ASTNode tk) {
258:                if (tk.isOperator()) {
259:                    if (tk.isOperator(Operator.AND)
260:                            || tk.isOperator(Operator.OR)) {
261:                        secondPassOptimization = true;
262:                    }
263:                }
264:
265:                if (tk.isDiscard() || tk.isOperator()) {
266:                    return tk;
267:                } else if (tk.isLiteral()) {
268:                    if ((fields & ASTNode.COMPILE_IMMEDIATE) != 0
269:                            && tk.getClass() == ASTNode.class) {
270:                        return new LiteralNode(tk.getLiteralValue());
271:                    } else {
272:                        return tk;
273:                    }
274:                }
275:
276:                if (verifying) {
277:                    //            if (tk.isAssignment()) {
278:                    //                String varName = ((Assignment) tk).getAssignmentVar();
279:                    //
280:                    //                if (isReservedWord(varName)) {
281:                    //                    addFatalError("invalid assignment - variable name is a reserved keyword: " + varName);
282:                    //                }
283:                    //
284:                    //                new ExpressionCompiler(new String(((Assignment) tk).getExpression()).trim())._compile();
285:                    //
286:                    //                if (((Assignment) tk).isNewDeclaration() && pCtx.hasVarOrInput(varName)) {
287:                    //                    throw new CompileException("statically-typed variable '" + varName + "' defined more than once in scope: "
288:                    //                            + tk.getClass().getName());
289:                    //                }
290:                    //
291:                    //                pCtx.addVariable(varName, returnType = tk.getEgressType());
292:                    //            }
293:                    //    else
294:                    if (tk.isIdentifier()) {
295:                        PropertyVerifier propVerifier = new PropertyVerifier(tk
296:                                .getNameAsArray(), getParserContext());
297:                        returnType = propVerifier.analyze();
298:
299:                        if (propVerifier.isResolvedExternally()) {
300:                            pCtx.addInput(tk.getAbsoluteName(), returnType);
301:                        }
302:                    } else {
303:                        returnType = tk.getEgressType();
304:                    }
305:                }
306:                return tk;
307:            }
308:
309:            /**
310:             * This method is called when we reach the point where we must subEval a trinary operation in the expression.
311:             * (ie. val1 op val2).  This is not the same as a binary operation, although binary operations would appear
312:             * to have 3 structures as well.  A binary structure (or also a junction in the expression) compares the
313:             * current state against 2 downrange structures (usually an op and a val).
314:             */
315:            private void reduce() {
316:                Object v1 = null, v2 = null;
317:                Integer operator;
318:                try {
319:                    while (stk.size() > 1) {
320:                        operator = (Integer) stk.pop();
321:                        v1 = stk.pop();
322:                        v2 = stk.pop();
323:
324:                        switch (operator) {
325:                        case Operator.ADD:
326:                        case Operator.SUB:
327:                        case Operator.DIV:
328:                        case Operator.MULT:
329:                        case Operator.MOD:
330:                        case Operator.EQUAL:
331:                        case Operator.NEQUAL:
332:                        case Operator.GTHAN:
333:                        case Operator.LTHAN:
334:                        case Operator.GETHAN:
335:                        case Operator.LETHAN:
336:                        case Operator.POWER:
337:                            stk.push(doOperations(v2, operator, v1));
338:                            break;
339:
340:                        case Operator.AND:
341:                            stk.push(((Boolean) v2) && ((Boolean) v1));
342:                            break;
343:
344:                        case Operator.OR:
345:                            stk.push(((Boolean) v2) || ((Boolean) v1));
346:                            break;
347:
348:                        case Operator.CHOR:
349:                            if (!isEmpty(v2) || !isEmpty(v1)) {
350:                                stk.clear();
351:                                stk.push(!isEmpty(v2) ? v2 : v1);
352:                                return;
353:                            } else
354:                                stk.push(null);
355:                            break;
356:
357:                        case Operator.REGEX:
358:                            stk.push(Pattern.compile(valueOf(v1)).matcher(
359:                                    valueOf(v2)).matches());
360:                            break;
361:
362:                        case Operator.BW_AND:
363:                            stk.push(asInt(v2) & asInt(v1));
364:                            break;
365:
366:                        case Operator.BW_OR:
367:                            stk.push(asInt(v2) | asInt(v1));
368:                            break;
369:
370:                        case Operator.BW_XOR:
371:                            stk.push(asInt(v2) ^ asInt(v1));
372:                            break;
373:
374:                        case Operator.BW_SHIFT_LEFT:
375:                            stk.push(asInt(v2) << asInt(v1));
376:                            break;
377:
378:                        case Operator.BW_USHIFT_LEFT:
379:                            int iv2 = asInt(v2);
380:                            if (iv2 < 0)
381:                                iv2 *= -1;
382:                            stk.push(iv2 << asInt(v1));
383:                            break;
384:
385:                        case Operator.BW_SHIFT_RIGHT:
386:                            stk.push(asInt(v2) >> asInt(v1));
387:                            break;
388:
389:                        case Operator.BW_USHIFT_RIGHT:
390:                            stk.push(asInt(v2) >>> asInt(v1));
391:                            break;
392:
393:                        case Operator.STR_APPEND:
394:                            stk.push(new StringAppender(valueOf(v2)).append(
395:                                    valueOf(v1)).toString());
396:                            break;
397:
398:                        case Operator.SOUNDEX:
399:                            stk.push(soundex(valueOf(v1)).equals(
400:                                    soundex(valueOf(v2))));
401:                            break;
402:
403:                        case Operator.SIMILARITY:
404:                            stk.push(similarity(valueOf(v1), valueOf(v2)));
405:                            break;
406:                        }
407:                    }
408:                } catch (ClassCastException e) {
409:                    throw new CompileException(
410:                            "syntax error or incomptable types (left="
411:                                    + (v1 != null ? v1.getClass().getName()
412:                                            : "null")
413:                                    + ", right="
414:                                    + (v2 != null ? v2.getClass().getName()
415:                                            : "null") + ")", expr, cursor, e);
416:
417:                } catch (Exception e) {
418:                    throw new CompileException(
419:                            "failed to subEval expression: <<"
420:                                    + new String(expr) + ">>", e);
421:                }
422:
423:            }
424:
425:            private static int asInt(final Object o) {
426:                return (Integer) o;
427:            }
428:
429:            public ExpressionCompiler(String expression) {
430:                setExpression(expression);
431:            }
432:
433:            public ExpressionCompiler(String expression, boolean verifying) {
434:                setExpression(expression);
435:                this .verifying = verifying;
436:            }
437:
438:            public ExpressionCompiler(char[] expression) {
439:                setExpression(expression);
440:            }
441:
442:            public ExpressionCompiler(String expression, ParserContext ctx) {
443:                setExpression(expression);
444:                contextControl(SET, ctx, this );
445:            }
446:
447:            public ExpressionCompiler(char[] expression, ParserContext ctx) {
448:                setExpression(expression);
449:                contextControl(SET, ctx, this );
450:            }
451:
452:            public boolean isVerifying() {
453:                return verifying;
454:            }
455:
456:            public void setVerifying(boolean verifying) {
457:                this .verifying = verifying;
458:            }
459:
460:            public Class getReturnType() {
461:                return returnType;
462:            }
463:
464:            public void setReturnType(Class returnType) {
465:                this .returnType = returnType;
466:            }
467:
468:            public String getExpression() {
469:                return new String(expr);
470:            }
471:
472:            public ParserContext getParserContextState() {
473:                return pCtx;
474:            }
475:
476:            public void removeParserContext() {
477:                removeContext();
478:            }
479:
480:            public boolean isLiteralOnly() {
481:                return literalOnly;
482:            }
483:        }
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