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/***************************************************************************
qtag.h - description
-------------------
begin : Thu Aug 15 2002
copyright : (C) 2002, 2003 by Andras Mantia <amantia@kde.org>
***************************************************************************/
/***************************************************************************
* *
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify *
* it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by *
* the Free Software Foundation; version 2 of the License. *
* *
***************************************************************************/
#ifndef TQTAG_H
#define TQTAG_H
/**Quanta style tag (XML tag or code tag), as they are defined in the DTD. Contains
all the possible attributes and the possible values for the attributes. Do not
confund with the Tag class, which can change as the user types other attributes and
changes their values.
*@author Andras Mantia
*/
//qt includes
#include <tqdict.h>
#include <tqmap.h>
#include <tqptrlist.h>
#include <tqstringlist.h>
#include <tqregexp.h>
//app includes
class TQTag;
class Node;
//an attribute of a tag looks like:
struct Attribute {
TQString name;
TQString type; //"input", "check", "list"
TQStringList values; //the possible values it can have
TQString defaultValue; //the default value
TQString status; // "optional", "required","implied"
TQString source;
TQString interface;
TQString method;
TQString arguments;
};
class XMLStructGroup {
public:
TQString name; ///<the name of the group
TQString noName; ///<the text when there are no elements in the group
TQString icon; ///<the icon of the group
TQStringList attributes; ///<the attributes of the above tag to be displayed
bool hasFileName; ///<the group contains filename(s)
TQRegExp fileNameRx; ///<delete the matches of this regexp to obtain a filename (eg. linked, included file name)
bool appendToTags; ///<true if the group elements must be used as normal tags in autocompletion
TQString parentGroup; ///<if the group element can be a child of another group (eg. member function of a class), holds the parent name. Makes sense only if appentToTags is true
};
//the groups in structure tree are defined with the help of:
class StructTreeGroup:public XMLStructGroup {
public:
TQRegExp definitionRx; //regular expression to help us find the group element definition - for pseudo DTDs
TQRegExp usageRx; //regexp to find the usage of a group element in the document
bool hasDefinitionRx; //true if searchRx should be used
bool isMinimalDefinitionRx; // true if the searchRx should be non-greedy
TQRegExp typeRx; //regular expression to help us find the group element type from the definition string - for pseudo DTDs
int tagType; //the tag type for which this is valid
TQRegExp autoCompleteAfterRx; //holds the char after the autocompletion box should be shown for this group elements. Null, if autocompletion shouldn't be used
TQRegExp removeFromAutoCompleteWordRx;
bool parseFile; //parse the files belonging to this group
};
typedef TQPtrList<Attribute> AttributeList;
typedef TQDict<AttributeList> AttributeListDict;
typedef TQDict<TQTag> TQTagList;
enum DTDFamily{Unknown = 0, Xml, Script};
#define MAX_STRUCTGROUPSCOUNT 10
//an internal representation of a DTD
struct DTDStruct
{
TQString name; ///< DTD name
TQString nickName; ///< DTD nickname
bool loaded; ///< true = DTD is complet in memory
TQString url; ///< the url of the DTD definition file
TQString doctypeStr; ///< the string that appears right after !doctype
TQString inheritsTagsFrom; ///< Inherited DTD name
TQString defaultExtension; ///< default extension when creating new files
TQStringList mimeTypes;
bool caseSensitive; ///< the tags&attributes in DTD are case sensitive or not
int family; ///< xml, script type
bool toplevel; ///< true if the DTD can be the main DTD of a document. Always true for XML like DTD's
TQString documentation; ///< the name of the documentation package
TQTagList* tagsList; ///< the list of all defined tags in the DTD
TQString fileName; ///< the DTD decription.rc with path
AttributeListDict* commonAttrs; ///< the attributes of the common groups
TQString booleanAttributes; ///< simple or extended <tag booleanAttr> or <tag booleanAttr="1">
TQString booleanTrue; ///< "true" or "1" or whatever
TQString booleanFalse; ///< "false" or "0" or whatever
TQString singleTagStyle; ///< "xml" or "html" (<tag/> or <tag>)
TQString defaultAttrType; ///< "input", "string" or whatever
/****************** FOR THE NEW PARSER **********************/
/* Special, not to be parsed areas. It is the area of the nested DTD's
(script, css) and special areas like comments. Special areas can be in form:
<begin_str end_str> or they can be inside special tags, like
<special_tag> </special_tag>.
*/
/* The starting and closing strings of a special area. For PHP the special areas
are <? ?> and <* *>, so the entries are (<?,?>),(<*,*>).
*/
TQMap<TQString, TQString> specialAreas;
/* To which DTD this special area belongs. It may be a non-dtd name, like
"comment", which is treated as a special case.
Entries are in for of (<?,php) or (<!--,comment).
*/
TQMap<TQString, TQString> specialAreaNames;
/* A regular expression which matches the starting strings of all the
possible special areas.
*/
mutable TQRegExp specialAreaStartRx;
/* For each special tag name, holds an attribute name. This attribute is used to
figure out the DTD which is valid in the special tag area.
E.g for the <script language="php">, the entry is "script"->"language".
Special tags are skipped during parsing and parsed later according to
their DTD definition.
*/
TQMap<TQString, TQString> specialTags;
/* A list of DTDs that can be present inside the DTD.
For each DTD specified here the definitionAreaBegin/definitionAreaEnd is
copied to specialAreaBegin/specialAreaEnd (and the specialAreaStartRx is
updated) and the definitionTags are added to the specialTags.
Basically this means that we use the DTD definitions when building
the special area and tag definitions.
*/
TQStringList insideDTDs;
/* The definition tags for this DTD in the same for as the above. */
TQMap<TQString, TQString> definitionTags;
/* The beginning and end string of the definition areas for this DTD.
It is stored in (area_begin_str,area_end_str) pairs. E.g (<?,?>)
*/
TQMap<TQString, TQString> definitionAreas;
/* Start/end pairs for comments. Eg. (//,\n); (<!--,-->) */
TQMap<TQString, TQString> comments;
/* Regular expression to match the start of the comments (//, <!--)*/
mutable TQRegExp commentsStartRx;
/* How does a structure starts in this DTD. Eg. "{" or "begin".*/
TQString structBeginStr;
/* How does a structure ends in this DTD. Eg. "}" or "end".*/
TQString structEndStr;
/* A regular expression to match the structe begin or end. */
mutable TQRegExp structRx;
/* Regular expression to match the possible keywords that can appear before
a structure, like "function", "for", etc. */
mutable TQRegExp structKeywordsRx;
/* Regular expression containing the keywords that indicate that the groups
defined in the structure after the keyword have local scope */
mutable TQRegExp localScopeKeywordsRx;
/* A list of structure tree groups definition */
mutable TQValueList<StructTreeGroup> structTreeGroups;
TQMap<TQString, XMLStructGroup> xmlStructTreeGroups;
/****************** END FOR THE NEW PARSER **********************/
TQStringList toolbars;
/* True if foo-foo2 should be considered as one word. False (default) otherwise. */
bool minusAllowedInWord;
mutable TQChar tagAutoCompleteAfter;
bool requestSpaceBeforeTagAutoCompletion;
TQChar attrAutoCompleteAfter;
TQChar attributeSeparator;
TQChar tagSeparator;
/* Script language related items */
int variableGroupIndex; ///< the index of the structure tree group holding the variables. -1 if there is no such group.
int functionGroupIndex; ///< the index of the structure tree group holding the functions. -1 if there is no such group.
int classGroupIndex; ///< the index of the structure tree group holding the classes. -1 if there is no such group.
int objectGroupIndex; ///< the index of the structure tree group holding the classes. -1 if there is no such group.
mutable TQRegExp memberAutoCompleteAfter; ///< the regular expression after which a list with the existing member methods and variables for a class should be shown. Makes sense only if the language supports classes.
TQMap<TQString, TQString> classInheritance; ///<stores the inheritance tree
};
class TQTag {
public:
TQTag();
TQTag( TQTag&);
~TQTag();
TQTag operator = ( TQTag& );
/** Add an attribute to the tag. */
void addAttribute(Attribute* attr);
/** Returns the number of attributes for the tag. */
int attributeCount();
/** Returns the attribute at index. */
Attribute* attributeAt(int index);
AttributeList *attributes() { return &attrs;}
/** Returns true if the attribute exists */
bool isAttribute(const TQString &attrName);
/** No descriptions */
void setSingle(bool isSingle);
/** No descriptions */
void setOptional(bool isOptional);
/** No descriptions */
void setName(const TQString& theName);
/** No descriptions */
TQString name(bool doNotConvert = false);
/** No descriptions */
bool isSingle();
/** No descriptions */
bool isOptional();
/**
* This property is used to determine the scope of a tag action.
* For example, if the user is in the midle of a word and press the bold button,
* the scope is a "word", i.e., the whole word will be affected by the action.
* Instead, if center is pressed, all surrounding inline nodes will be affected by the new tag.
*/
TQString const& scope() const {return m_scope;}
void setScope(TQString const& scope) {m_scope = scope;}
/** Returns true if tag is a possible child of this tag, or if
there are no children defined and if trueIfNoChildsDefined is set to true. */
bool isChild(const TQString& tag, bool trueIfNoChildsDefined = true);
//prefer using this variant, it handle Text, Empty, XmlTagEnd nodes!
bool isChild(Node *node, bool trueIfNoChildsDefined = true, bool treatEmptyNodesAsText = false);
/*** Returns the list of parent of this tag. */
TQPtrList<TQTag> parents();
/** No descriptions */
TQString fileName();
/** No descriptions */
void setFileName(const TQString& fileName);
/** Returns the attribute with name, or 0 if the tag does not have any attribute with name. */
Attribute* attribute(const TQString& name);
/** The tag belongs to this DTD */
const DTDStruct *parentDTD;
/** The tag has the attributes of the above common groups */
TQStringList commonGroups;
TQStringList stoppingTags;
TQMap<TQString, bool> childTags; ///<list of the possible child tags. If the value is true, the child is mandatory
TQString type; ///<function, class, xmltag, etc.
TQString returnType; ///<useful is type="function"; may be int, string or whatever
TQString className; ///< the name of the class where the tag belongs to. Used only for script DTEP tags
TQString comment; ///< comment associated to the tag. Will appear as a tooltip in the autocompletion box. Useful for specifying version information (eg. since PHP5)
protected: // Protected attributes
/** List of the possible attributes */
AttributeList attrs;
bool single;
bool optional;
TQString tagName;
TQString m_scope;
/** The path to the tag file. Null if there is no tag file for the tag. */
TQString m_fileName;
};
#endif
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