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fs2open.github.com/code/pilotfile/JSONFileHandler.cpp
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asarium ff911e666d More fixes
This finally fixes the seemingly non-deterministic failure of the
unit-tests (among other things).
2018-09-17 19:23:12 +02:00

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#include <jansson.h>
#include "pilotfile/JSONFileHandler.h"
#include "libs/jansson.h"
#include "parse/parselo.h"
namespace {
const SCP_vector<std::pair<Section, const char*>> SectionMapping {
std::pair<Section, const char*>(Section::Unnamed, nullptr),
std::pair<Section, const char*>(Section::Flags, "flags"),
std::pair<Section, const char*>(Section::Info, "info"),
std::pair<Section, const char*>(Section::Loadout, "loadout"),
std::pair<Section, const char*>(Section::Controls, "controls"),
std::pair<Section, const char*>(Section::Multiplayer, "multiplayer"),
std::pair<Section, const char*>(Section::Scoring, "scoring"),
std::pair<Section, const char*>(Section::ScoringMulti, "scoring_multi"),
std::pair<Section, const char*>(Section::Techroom, "techroom"),
std::pair<Section, const char*>(Section::HUD, "hud"),
std::pair<Section, const char*>(Section::Settings, "settings"),
std::pair<Section, const char*>(Section::RedAlert, "red_alert"),
std::pair<Section, const char*>(Section::Variables, "variables"),
std::pair<Section, const char*>(Section::Missions, "missions"),
std::pair<Section, const char*>(Section::Cutscenes, "cutscenes"),
std::pair<Section, const char*>(Section::LastMissions, "last_mission")
};
const char* lookupSectionName(Section s) {
for (auto& pair : SectionMapping) {
if (pair.first == s) {
return pair.second;
}
}
return nullptr;
}
Section lookupSectionValue(const char* name) {
Assertion(name != nullptr, "Key name must be a valid pointer!");
for (auto& pair : SectionMapping) {
if (pair.second == nullptr) {
// Skip the unnamed section
continue;
}
if (!strcmp(pair.second, name)) {
return pair.first;
}
}
return Section::Invalid;
}
}
pilot::JSONFileHandler::JSONFileHandler(CFILE* cfp, bool reading) : _cfp(cfp) {
Assertion(cfp != nullptr, "File pointer must be valid!");
if (reading) {
json_error_t error;
_rootObj = json_load_cfile(cfp, 0, &error);
if (!_rootObj) {
SCP_string errorStr;
sprintf(errorStr, "Error while reading pilot file! %d: %s", error.line, error.text);
throw std::runtime_error(errorStr);
}
} else {
_rootObj = json_object();
}
_currentEl = _rootObj;
_elementStack.push_back(_currentEl);
}
pilot::JSONFileHandler::~JSONFileHandler() {
json_decref(_rootObj);
cfclose(_cfp);
_cfp = nullptr;
}
void pilot::JSONFileHandler::pushElement(json_t* t) {
Assertion(t != nullptr, "Invalid JSON element pointer passed!");
_currentEl = t;
_elementStack.push_back(_currentEl);
}
void pilot::JSONFileHandler::popElement() {
Assertion(_elementStack.size() > 1, "Element stack may not get smaller than one element!");
_elementStack.pop_back();
_currentEl = _elementStack.back();
}
void pilot::JSONFileHandler::writeUByte(const char* name, std::uint8_t value) {
writeInteger(name, value);
}
void pilot::JSONFileHandler::writeShort(const char* name, std::int16_t value) {
writeInteger(name, value);
}
void pilot::JSONFileHandler::writeInt(const char* name, std::int32_t value) {
writeInteger(name, value);
}
void pilot::JSONFileHandler::writeUInt(const char* name, std::uint32_t value) {
writeInteger(name, value);
}
void pilot::JSONFileHandler::writeFloat(const char* name, float value) {
ensureNotExists(name);
json_object_set_new(_currentEl, name, json_real(value));
}
void pilot::JSONFileHandler::writeString(const char* name, const char* str) {
ensureNotExists(name);
json_object_set_new(_currentEl, name, json_string(str));
}
void pilot::JSONFileHandler::beginWritingSections() {
ensureNotExists("sections");
json_t* obj = json_object();
Assertion(json_typeof(_currentEl) == JSON_OBJECT, "Sections can only be written into a JSON object!");
json_object_set_new(_currentEl, "sections", obj);
pushElement(obj);
}
void pilot::JSONFileHandler::startSectionWrite(Section id) {
auto key_name = lookupSectionName(id);
json_t* obj = json_object();
if (json_is_array(_currentEl)) {
// We are in an array, section must be unnamed
Assertion(key_name == nullptr, "Inside an array there can be no named section!");
json_array_append_new(_currentEl, obj);
} else {
Assertion(key_name != nullptr, "Section outside of arrays must be named!");
json_object_set_new(_currentEl, key_name, obj);
}
pushElement(obj);
}
void pilot::JSONFileHandler::endSectionWrite() {
Assertion(json_is_object(_currentEl), "Section ended while not in a section!");
popElement();
}
void pilot::JSONFileHandler::endWritingSections() {
Assertion(json_is_object(_currentEl), "Section writing ended while not in object!");
popElement();
}
void pilot::JSONFileHandler::startArrayWrite(const char* name, size_t, bool) {
auto array = json_array();
if (json_is_array(_currentEl)) {
// We are in an array, section must be unnamed
Assertion(name == nullptr, "Inside an array there can be no named section!");
json_array_append_new(_currentEl, array);
} else {
Assertion(name != nullptr, "Section outside of arrays must be named!");
json_object_set_new(_currentEl, name, array);
}
pushElement(array);
}
void pilot::JSONFileHandler::endArrayWrite() {
Assertion(json_is_array(_currentEl), "Array ended while not in an array!");
popElement();
}
void pilot::JSONFileHandler::flush() {
Assertion(_elementStack.size() == 1, "Not all sections or arrays have been ended!");
json_dump_cfile(_rootObj, _cfp, JSON_INDENT(4));
}
void pilot::JSONFileHandler::writeInteger(const char* name, json_int_t val) {
ensureNotExists(name);
json_object_set_new(_currentEl, name, json_integer(val));
}
void pilot::JSONFileHandler::ensureNotExists(const char* name) {
Assertion(json_is_object(_currentEl), "Currently not in an element that supports keys!");
// Make sure we don't overwrite previous values
Assertion(json_object_get(_currentEl, name) == nullptr, "Entry with name %s already exists!", name);
}
json_int_t pilot::JSONFileHandler::readInteger(const char* name) {
auto el = json_object_get(_currentEl, name);
if (el == nullptr || json_typeof(el) != JSON_INTEGER) {
Error(LOCATION, "JSON element %s must be an integer but it is not valid!", name);
return 0;
}
return json_integer_value(el);
}
void pilot::JSONFileHandler::ensureExists(const char* name) {
if (json_typeof(_currentEl) != JSON_OBJECT) {
Error(LOCATION, "JSON reading requires a value with name '%s' but the current element is not an object!", name);
}
if (json_object_get(_currentEl, name) == nullptr) {
Error(LOCATION, "JSON reading requires a value with name '%s' but there is no such value!", name);
}
}
std::uint8_t pilot::JSONFileHandler::readUByte(const char* name) {
return (std::uint8_t)readInteger(name);
}
std::int16_t pilot::JSONFileHandler::readShort(const char* name) {
return (std::int16_t)readInteger(name);
}
std::int32_t pilot::JSONFileHandler::readInt(const char* name) {
return (std::int32_t)readInteger(name);
}
std::uint32_t pilot::JSONFileHandler::readUInt(const char* name) {
return (std::uint32_t)readInteger(name);
}
float pilot::JSONFileHandler::readFloat(const char* name) {
auto el = json_object_get(_currentEl, name);
if (el == nullptr || json_typeof(el) != JSON_REAL) {
Error(LOCATION, "JSON element %s must be a float but it is not valid!", name);
return 0.0f;
}
return (float)json_real_value(el);
}
SCP_string pilot::JSONFileHandler::readString(const char* name) {
auto el = json_object_get(_currentEl, name);
if (el == nullptr || json_typeof(el) != JSON_STRING) {
Error(LOCATION, "JSON element %s must be a string but it is not valid!", name);
return SCP_string();
}
auto json_str = json_string_value(el);
SCP_string val;
val.assign(json_str, json_str + json_string_length(el));
return val;
}
void pilot::JSONFileHandler::beginSectionRead() {
ensureExists("sections");
auto sections = json_object_get(_currentEl, "sections");
if (json_typeof(sections) != JSON_OBJECT) {
Error(LOCATION, "Sections must be a JSON object!");
}
pushElement(sections);
Assertion(_sectionIterator == nullptr, "Section nesting is not yet supported!");
_sectionIterator = json_object_iter(_currentEl);
// Signals to nextSection that we just started iterating though the sections since it needs to do something special in that case
_startingSectionIteration = true;
}
bool pilot::JSONFileHandler::hasMoreSections() {
return _sectionIterator != nullptr;
}
Section pilot::JSONFileHandler::nextSection() {
Assertion(_sectionIterator != nullptr, "Section iterator must be valid for this function!");
// If we just started our iteration then there is no previous element we need to pop from the stack
if (!_startingSectionIteration) {
// We have to pop the previous section first
popElement();
Assertion(json_typeof(_currentEl) == JSON_OBJECT, "The previous element should have been an object!");
} else {
// We are now in normal operations so we can reset this flag
_startingSectionIteration = false;
}
auto key = json_object_iter_key(_sectionIterator);
auto section = lookupSectionValue(key);
auto el = json_object_iter_value(_sectionIterator);
if (json_typeof(el) != JSON_OBJECT) {
Error(LOCATION, "The section element of '%s' must be an object but it's a different type!", key);
return Section::Invalid;
}
// Move the iterator to the next object for the next iteration
_sectionIterator = json_object_iter_next(_currentEl, _sectionIterator);
// Move into the current section element
pushElement(el);
return section;
}
void pilot::JSONFileHandler::endSectionRead() {
// First, remove the element we are currently in, if there is one
if (json_typeof(_currentEl) != JSON_ARRAY) {
popElement();
}
Assertion(json_typeof(_currentEl) == JSON_OBJECT, "Current element for section reading is not an object!");
popElement();
_sectionIterator = nullptr;
}
size_t pilot::JSONFileHandler::startArrayRead(const char* name, bool /*short_index*/) {
Assertion(_arrayIndex == INVALID_SIZE, "Array nesting is not supported yet!");
ensureExists(name);
auto array = json_object_get(_currentEl, name);
if (json_typeof(array) != JSON_ARRAY) {
Error(LOCATION, "Expected an array for '%s' but it was a different type!", name);
return 0;
}
pushElement(array);
auto size = json_array_size(array);
if (size == 0) {
// Nothing to do here, avoid calling nextArraySection since that assumes that there is at least one element
return size;
}
_arrayIndex = 0;
nextArraySection(false);
return size;
}
void pilot::JSONFileHandler::nextArraySection(bool in_section) {
Assertion(_arrayIndex != INVALID_SIZE, "Array index must be valid for this function!");
if (in_section) {
// We have to pop the previous section first
popElement();
Assertion(json_typeof(_currentEl) == JSON_ARRAY, "The previous element should have been an array!");
}
auto max = json_array_size(_currentEl);
Assertion(_arrayIndex <= max, "Invalid array index detected!");
// Silently ignore if we are one past the last element since this function is used in a for loop where this function
// is executed one time after the index is incremented past the last element
if (_arrayIndex == max) {
// Increment the index so we catch usage errors the next time someone tries to call this function
++_arrayIndex;
return;
}
// We use the current array index and then increment it to avoid skipping the first element
auto el = json_array_get(_currentEl, _arrayIndex);
++_arrayIndex;
pushElement(el);
}
void pilot::JSONFileHandler::nextArraySection() {
nextArraySection(true);
}
void pilot::JSONFileHandler::endArrayRead() {
// First, remove the element we are currently in if it exists
if (json_typeof(_currentEl) != JSON_ARRAY) {
popElement();
}
Assertion(json_typeof(_currentEl) == JSON_ARRAY, "Current element must be an array!");
popElement();
_arrayIndex = INVALID_SIZE;
}