/* * Copyright 2002 Perforce Software. All rights reserved. */ /* * Errormsh.cc - Error::Marshall/UnMarshall */ # include <stdhdrs.h> # include <strbuf.h> # include <strdict.h> # include <strtable.h> # include <strops.h> # include <error.h> # include <errorpvt.h> # include <p4tags.h> /* * Error::Marshall0() - pack an Error into a StrBuf * Error::UnMarshall0() - unpack an Error from a StrBuf * * Marshall0() is used for 2001.2 and earlier clients, but uses a simplified * version of the format: 2002.1 and later servers pre-format the message, * removing the argument count from the code and escaping any %'s in the * resulting message. That's because 2002.1 had much richer message format * support. * * The layout of a marshalled Error is as follows. All numbers are * represented as null-terminated ASCII strings: * * <severity> * <generic code> * <error count> * * <error 1 code> * <error 1 offset into buffer> * <error 2 code> * <error 2 offset into buffer> * ... * * <buffer length> * * <error 1 message, using %1 %2 etc> * <error 1 arg 1> * <error 1 arg 2> * ... * * <error 2 message, using %1 %2 etc> * <error 2 arg 1> * <error 2 arg 2> * ... * ... */ /* * EscapePercents() - turn % into %% in a StrBuf (starting at an offset) */ void EscapePercents( StrBuf &buf, int offset ) { const char *p; while( p = strchr( buf.Text() + offset, '%' ) ) { /* This is slow, but rare. */ StrBuf t; t.Set( p ); offset = p - buf.Text() + 1; buf.SetLength( offset ); buf.Append( &t ); ++offset; } } /* * Error::Marshall0() - pack an Error into a StrBuf */ void Error::Marshall0( StrBuf &out ) const { /* Pack severity, generic code, error count */ StrOps::PackIntA( out, severity ); if( severity == E_EMPTY ) return; StrOps::PackIntA( out, genericCode ); StrOps::PackIntA( out, ep->errorCount ); /* Build new buffer of error messages/args for marshalling. */ /* Marshalled messages are expanded, with the id's arg code */ /* zeroed and and any %'s escaped with %%. */ int i; ErrorId *id; StrBuf tmpBuf; for( i = 0; id = GetId( i ); i++ ) { /* Pack code and (new) offset for message */ int codeNoArgs = ErrorOf( id->Subsystem(), id->UniqueCode(), id->Severity(), id->Generic(), 0 /* no args */ ); int length = tmpBuf.Length(); StrOps::PackIntA( out, codeNoArgs ); StrOps::PackIntA( out, length ); /* Marshall expanded message. */ /* If there's a % (rare case), go back and %% escape it */ /* A null separates messages */ StrOps::Expand2( tmpBuf, StrRef( id->fmt ), *ep->whichDict ); EscapePercents( tmpBuf, length ); tmpBuf.Extend(0); } /* Finally, pack the rebuilt messages/parms */ StrOps::PackStringA( out, tmpBuf ); } /* * Error::UnMarshall0() - unpack an Error from a StrBuf * * This currently uses no private knowledge of the Error class, other * than the temp ErrorPrivate::marshall (for the marshalled messages * and params). * * This expands inline the %x variables of old, so that the resulting * Error has only messages without parameters. * * We don't give a hoot about the original per-item codes; we just * doctor up new ones using the global severity/generic. * * Resulting data is local: * * whichDict is ErrorPrivate::errorDict * ids[].fmt in ErrorPrivate::fmtbuf */ void Error::UnMarshall0( const StrPtr &inp ) { if( !ep ) ep = new ErrorPrivate; Clear(); ep->Clear(); /* We use private dictionary and share the fmts */ ep->fmtSource = ErrorPrivate::isFmtBuf; /* Unpack severity, generic code, error count */ /* Note these locals override Error class' */ StrRef in = inp; int severity = StrOps::UnpackIntA( in ); if( (ErrorSeverity)severity == E_EMPTY ) return; int generic = StrOps::UnpackIntA( in ); int count = StrOps::UnpackIntA( in ); /* Pass 1. Unpack code, offset for each error */ int i; int offsets[ ErrorMax ]; for( i = 0; i < count; i++ ) { (void)StrOps::UnpackIntA( in ); offsets[i] = StrOps::UnpackIntA( in ); } /* Unpack marshall format messages and params */ StrBuf tmpBuf; StrOps::UnpackStringA( in, tmpBuf ); /* Pass 2. Format each message from tmpBuf into ep->marshall */ /* expanding the %x params so the resulting fmts have no */ /* parameters. */ ep->fmtbuf.Clear(); for( i = 0; i < count; i++ ) { // Expand message, expanding args. char *p = tmpBuf.Text() + offsets[ i ]; char *a = p + strlen( p ) + 1; char *q; // reusing offsets here: now it's into marshall buffer. offsets[i] = ep->fmtbuf.Length(); while( a <= tmpBuf.End() && ( q = strchr( p, '%' ) ) ) { if( q[1] == '%' ) { // %% -- append % ep->fmtbuf.Append( p, q + 1 - p ); } else { // %x int l = strlen( a ); ep->fmtbuf.Append( p, q - p ); ep->fmtbuf.Append( a, l ); a += l + 1; } p = q + 2; } /* Save remainder of fmt after last %. */ /* If there's a % (rare case), go back and %% escape it */ /* A null separates messages */ ep->fmtbuf.Append( p ); EscapePercents( ep->fmtbuf, offsets[i] ); ep->fmtbuf.Extend(0); } /* Pass 3. Set each error message. */ for( i = 0; i < count; i++ ) { ErrorId id; id.code = ErrorOf( 0, 0, severity, generic, 0 ); id.fmt = ep->fmtbuf.Text() + offsets[i]; Set( id ); } } /* * Error::Marshall1() - copy an Error out as a StrDict * * Marshall1() is used by 2002.1 and newer client/servers, to pass * formattable Error and message information to the client. The * StrDict is usually an Rpc one. * * This encodes an Error as a StrDict, like this: * * code0 = code for first error * fmt0 = format string for first error * * code1 = code for second error * fmt1 = format string for second error * * . * . * . * * val = var (for each parameter in the fmt strings) * * Generic, severity, and count are recalculated by UnMarshall1(). */ void Error::Marshall1( StrDict &out, int uniquote ) const { int i; StrRef r, l; /* Copy variables */ for( i = 0; i < ep->errorCount; i++ ) { out.SetVar( P4Tag::v_code, i, StrNum( ep->ids[i].code ) ); if( uniquote ) out.SetVar( P4Tag::v_fmt, i, StrRef( ep->ids[i].fmt ) ); else { StrBuf mtext; StrOps::RmUniquote( mtext, StrRef( ep->ids[i].fmt ) ); out.SetVar( P4Tag::v_fmt, i, mtext ); } } StrRef c( P4Tag::v_code ), f( P4Tag::v_fmt ); for( i = 0; ep->whichDict->GetVar( i, r, l ); i++ ) if( r != P4Tag::v_func && c.XCompareN( r ) && f.XCompareN( r ) ) out.SetVar( r, l ); } /* * Error::UnMarshall1() - import an Error in as a StrDict * * Resulting data is shared: * * whichDict is &'in' * ids[].fmt in 'in' */ void Error::UnMarshall1( StrDict &in ) { if( !ep ) ep = new ErrorPrivate; Clear(); ep->Clear(); /* We use external dictionary and share the fmts */ ep->whichDict = ∈ ep->fmtSource = ErrorPrivate::isShared; /* Set each of ids[] */ const StrPtr *s, *t; while( ( s = in.GetVar( StrRef( P4Tag::v_code ), ep->errorCount ) ) && ( t = in.GetVar( StrRef( P4Tag::v_fmt ), ep->errorCount ) ) && ep->errorCount < ErrorMax ) { ErrorId &id = ep->ids[ ep->errorCount++ ]; id.code = s->Atoi(); id.fmt = t->Text(); /* Most severe error sets severity/generic */ if( id.Severity() >= severity ) { genericCode = id.Generic(); severity = ErrorSeverity( id.Severity() ); } } } /* * Error::Marshall2() - pack an Error into a StrBuf * * Marshall2() is used by the server to pack an Error into a StrBuf * so that it can be passed wholly through the client and then * reconstructed back on the server. It looks like this (ints as * binary): * * severity * generic * count * * code0 * fmt0 (null terminated) * * code1 * fmt1 * * . * . * . * * var0 len/string * var1 len/string * . * . * . */ void Error::Marshall2( StrBuf &out ) const { /* Pack severity, generic code, error count */ StrOps::PackInt( out, severity ); if( severity == E_EMPTY ) return; StrOps::PackInt( out, genericCode ); StrOps::PackInt( out, ep->errorCount ); /* Stash ep's arg walk offset in the dict */ if ( ep->walk ) ep->whichDict->SetVar( "errorMarshall2WalkOffset", ep->walk - ep->ids[ep->errorCount-1].fmt ); /* Build new buffer of error messages/args for marshalling. */ /* Marshalled messages are expanded, with the id's arg code */ /* zeroed and and any %'s escaped with %%. */ int i; ErrorId *id; StrRef r, l; char c0 = 0; // for null terminating strings for( i = 0; id = GetId( i ); i++ ) { StrOps::PackInt( out, id->code ); StrOps::PackString( out, StrRef( id->fmt ) ); StrOps::PackChar( out, &c0, 1 ); } for( i = 0; ep->whichDict->GetVar( i, r, l ); i++ ) { StrOps::PackString( out, r ); StrOps::PackString( out, l ); } if ( ep->walk ) ep->whichDict->RemoveVar( "errorMarshall2WalkOffset" ); } /* * Error::UnMarshall2() - unpack an Error from StrBuf * * Resulting data is local/shared: * * whichDict is ErrorPrivate::errorDict * ids[].fmt in 'inp' */ void Error::UnMarshall2( const StrPtr &inp ) { if( !ep ) ep = new ErrorPrivate; Clear(); ep->Clear(); /* We use private dictionary and share the fmts */ ep->fmtSource = ErrorPrivate::isShared; /* Unpack severity, generic code, error count */ /* Note these locals override Error class' */ StrRef in = inp; severity = (ErrorSeverity)StrOps::UnpackInt( in ); if( (ErrorSeverity)severity == E_EMPTY ) return; genericCode = StrOps::UnpackInt( in ); ep->errorCount = StrOps::UnpackInt( in ); if( ep->errorCount > ErrorMax ) ep->errorCount = ErrorMax; /* Unpack error code/messages. */ int i; StrRef r, l; char c0; for( i = 0; i < ep->errorCount; i++ ) { ep->ids[i].code = StrOps::UnpackInt( in ); StrOps::UnpackString( in, r ); ep->ids[i].fmt = r.Text(); StrOps::UnpackChar( in, &c0, 1 ); } /* Unpack variables */ while( in.Length() ) { StrOps::UnpackString( in, r ); StrOps::UnpackString( in, l ); ep->whichDict->SetVar( r, l ); } StrPtr* walkOff = ep->whichDict->GetVar( "errorMarshall2WalkOffset" ); if ( !walkOff ) return; int wo = walkOff->Atoi(); if ( wo >= 0 && wo < strlen( ep->ids[ep->errorCount-1].fmt ) ) ep->walk = ep->ids[ep->errorCount-1].fmt + wo; ep->whichDict->RemoveVar( "errorMarshall2WalkOffset" ); }
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#1 | 15903 | Matt Attaway | Everything should be happy now between the Workshop and the depot paths | ||
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#1 | 15901 | Matt Attaway | Clean up code to fit modern Workshop naming standards | ||
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#1 | 12189 | Matt Attaway | Initial (and much belated) drop of 2014.2 p4 source code |