MsgHeaderScanner.hxx

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#if !defined(RESIP_MSG_HEADER_SCANNER_HXX)
#define RESIP_MSG_HEADER_SCANNER_HXX
 
#include <stdlib.h>
 
namespace resip 
{
 
class SipMessage;
 
// This class scans a message header for its status line (the first non-empty
// line) and then any number of field name/value pairs, terminated by an empty
// line.
// The message header text may be divided into arbitrary chunks.
// A single instance may be used to scan any number of message headers.
//
// Its intended usage pattern is as follows:
//
//     MsgHeaderScanner scanner;
//     for (;;) {
//       SipMessage *msg = ...
//       scanner.prepareForMessage(msg);
//       MsgHeaderScanner::ScanChunkResult scanChunkResult;
//       do {
//         (Input the next chunk of the message.)
//         scanChunkResult = scanner.scanChunk(...);
//       } while (scanChunkResult == MsgHeaderScanner::scrNextChunk);
//       ...
//     }//for
//
// Note that during the input of each message header chunk this class
// encapsulates the full state of the message header scan, so that input may
// be performed in whatever manner desired (eg without blocking).
//
// In this class, "multi-value" refers to associating multiple values with a
// single field name by separating the individual values with commas.
//
// Some assertions about message headers:
//     Only space and tab are whitespace characters.
//     A carriage return must always be followed by a line feed.
//     A line feed must always be preceded by a carriage return.
//     A field name always starts at the beginning of a line.
//     A value may contain a line break (a carriage return / line feed pair)
//         before any whitespace, but not otherwise.  (The scanner allows
//         whitespace in a few extra places for simplicity.)
//     A ',' within '"' pair or '<'/'>' pair does not separate multi-values.
//     A '\\' is used only within a '"' pair, and not to escape a carriage
//         return or line feed.
//     '<'/'>' pairs do not nest, nor contain '"' pairs.
//    '('/')' pair comments cannot be combined with any multi-values.
//     A multi-value cannot be empty, except as needed to specify 0 multi-values.
 
class MsgHeaderScanner
{
      
   public:
      enum { MaxNumCharsChunkOverflow = 5 };
      static char* allocateBuffer(size_t size);
      
      enum TextPropBitMaskEnum 
      {
         tpbmContainsLineBreak  = 1 << 0,     // '\r' or '\n', always paired
         tpbmContainsWhitespace = 1 << 1,     // ' ' or '\t'
         tpbmContainsBackslash  = 1 << 2,     // '\\'
         tpbmContainsPercent    = 1 << 3,     // '%'
         tpbmContainsSemicolon  = 1 << 4,     // ';'
         tpbmContainsParen      = 1 << 5      // '(' or ')', possibly mismatched
      };
      typedef unsigned char TextPropBitMask;
    
      inline unsigned int getHeaderCount() const { return mNumHeaders;} 
 
   private:
    
      // Fields:
      SipMessage *                       mMsg;
      unsigned int                       mNumHeaders;
      /*State*/int                       mState;      // Type defined in .cxx file.
      int                                mPrevScanChunkNumSavedTextChars;
      MsgHeaderScanner::TextPropBitMask  mTextPropBitMask;
      const char *                       mFieldName;
      unsigned int                       mFieldNameLength;
      int                                mFieldKind;
      /*
        "mState" and "mPrevScanChunkNumSavedTextChars" are meaningful only between
        input chunks.
        "mTextPropBitMask" is meaningful only between input chunks and only when
        scanning a field name or value.
        "mFieldName", "mFieldNameLength", and "mFieldKind" are meaningful only
        between terminating a field name and finding the termination of its value.
      */
    
   public:
    
      MsgHeaderScanner();
    
      // Destructor: defined implicitly
      void prepareForMessage(SipMessage *  msg);
      // allow proper parsing of message/sipfrag & msg/external
      // presence of start line is determined in SipFrag
      void prepareForFrag(SipMessage *  msg, bool hasStartLine);
 
      
      enum ScanChunkResult {
         scrEnd,       // Message header scan ended.
         scrNextChunk, // Another chunk is needed.
         scrError      // The message header is in error.
      };
    
 
      //       The meaning of "*unprocessedCharPtr" depends on the result:
      //       scrEnd:       The character that terminates the message header.
      //       scrError:     The erroneous character.
      //       scrNextChunk: The first character of some incomplete text unit.  The
      //       remaining portion of the old chunk must be placed
      //       in the beginning of the new chunk.
      //       This method writes a sentinel in the chunk's terminal character.
      MsgHeaderScanner::ScanChunkResult scanChunk(char * chunk,
                                                  unsigned int chunkLength,
                                                  char **unprocessedCharPtr); 
    
      // !ah! DEBUG only, write to fd.
      // !ah! for documentation generation
      static int dumpStateMachine(int fd); 
 
   private:
 
 
      // Copy constructor: declared but not defined
      MsgHeaderScanner(const MsgHeaderScanner & from);
 
      // Assignment: declared but not defined
      MsgHeaderScanner & operator=(const MsgHeaderScanner & from);
 
      // Automatically called when 1st MsgHeaderScanner constructed.
      bool initialize();
      static bool mInitialized;
 
 
};
 
 
 
} // namespace resip
 
#endif
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