SSTemplateParser.php See the php-peg docs for more information on the parser format, and how to convert this file into SSTemplateParser.php TODO: Template comments - <%-- --%> $Iteration Partial cache blocks i18n - we dont support then deprecated _t() or sprintf(_t()) methods; or the new <% t %> block yet Add with and loop blocks Add Up and Top More error detection? This comment will not appear in the output */ // We want this to work when run by hand too if (defined(THIRDPARTY_PATH)) { require_once(THIRDPARTY_PATH . '/php-peg/Parser.php'); } else { $base = dirname(__FILE__); require_once($base.'/../thirdparty/php-peg/Parser.php'); } /** * This is the exception raised when failing to parse a template. Note that we don't currently do any static analysis, * so we can't know if the template will run, just if it's malformed. It also won't catch mistakes that still look * valid. * * @package framework * @subpackage view */ class SSTemplateParseException extends Exception { function __construct($message, $parser) { $prior = substr($parser->string, 0, $parser->pos); preg_match_all('/\r\n|\r|\n/', $prior, $matches); $line = count($matches[0])+1; parent::__construct("Parse error in template on line $line. Error was: $message"); } } /** * This is the parser for the SilverStripe template language. It gets called on a string and uses a php-peg parser * to match that string against the language structure, building up the PHP code to execute that structure as it * parses * * The $result array that is built up as part of the parsing (see thirdparty/php-peg/README.md for more on how * parsers build results) has one special member, 'php', which contains the php equivalent of that part of the * template tree. * * Some match rules generate alternate php, or other variations, so check the per-match documentation too. * * Terms used: * * Marked: A string or lookup in the template that has been explictly marked as such - lookups by prepending with * "$" (like $Foo.Bar), strings by wrapping with single or double quotes ('Foo' or "Foo") * * Bare: The opposite of marked. An argument that has to has it's type inferred by usage and 2.4 defaults. * * Example of using a bare argument for a loop block: <% loop Foo %> * * Block: One of two SS template structures. The special characters "<%" and "%>" are used to wrap the opening and * (required or forbidden depending on which block exactly) closing block marks. * * Open Block: An SS template block that doesn't wrap any content or have a closing end tag (in fact, a closing end * tag is forbidden) * * Closed Block: An SS template block that wraps content, and requires a counterpart <% end_blockname %> tag * * Angle Bracket: angle brackets "<" and ">" are used to eat whitespace between template elements * N: eats white space including newlines (using in legacy _t support) * * @package framework * @subpackage view */ class SSTemplateParser extends Parser implements TemplateParser { /** * @var bool - Set true by SSTemplateParser::compileString if the template should include comments intended * for debugging (template source, included files, etc) */ protected $includeDebuggingComments = false; /** * Stores the user-supplied closed block extension rules in the form: * array( * 'name' => function (&$res) {} * ) * See SSTemplateParser::ClosedBlock_Handle_Loop for an example of what the callable should look like * @var array */ protected $closedBlocks = array(); /** * Stores the user-supplied open block extension rules in the form: * array( * 'name' => function (&$res) {} * ) * See SSTemplateParser::OpenBlock_Handle_Base_tag for an example of what the callable should look like * @var array */ protected $openBlocks = array(); /** * Allow the injection of new closed & open block callables * @param array $closedBlocks * @param array $openBlocks */ public function __construct($closedBlocks = array(), $openBlocks = array()) { $this->setClosedBlocks($closedBlocks); $this->setOpenBlocks($openBlocks); } /** * Override the function that constructs the result arrays to also prepare a 'php' item in the array */ function construct($matchrule, $name, $arguments = null) { $res = parent::construct($matchrule, $name, $arguments); if (!isset($res['php'])) $res['php'] = ''; return $res; } /** * Set the closed blocks that the template parser should use * * This method will delete any existing closed blocks, please use addClosedBlock if you don't * want to overwrite * @param array $closedBlocks * @throws InvalidArgumentException */ public function setClosedBlocks($closedBlocks) { $this->closedBlocks = array(); foreach ((array) $closedBlocks as $name => $callable) { $this->addClosedBlock($name, $callable); } } /** * Set the open blocks that the template parser should use * * This method will delete any existing open blocks, please use addOpenBlock if you don't * want to overwrite * @param array $openBlocks * @throws InvalidArgumentException */ public function setOpenBlocks($openBlocks) { $this->openBlocks = array(); foreach ((array) $openBlocks as $name => $callable) { $this->addOpenBlock($name, $callable); } } /** * Add a closed block callable to allow <% name %><% end_name %> syntax * @param string $name The name of the token to be used in the syntax <% name %><% end_name %> * @param callable $callable The function that modifies the generation of template code * @throws InvalidArgumentException */ public function addClosedBlock($name, $callable) { $this->validateExtensionBlock($name, $callable, 'Closed block'); $this->closedBlocks[$name] = $callable; } /** * Add a closed block callable to allow <% name %> syntax * @param string $name The name of the token to be used in the syntax <% name %> * @param callable $callable The function that modifies the generation of template code * @throws InvalidArgumentException */ public function addOpenBlock($name, $callable) { $this->validateExtensionBlock($name, $callable, 'Open block'); $this->openBlocks[$name] = $callable; } /** * Ensures that the arguments to addOpenBlock and addClosedBlock are valid * @param $name * @param $callable * @param $type * @throws InvalidArgumentException */ protected function validateExtensionBlock($name, $callable, $type) { if (!is_string($name)) { throw new InvalidArgumentException( sprintf( "Name argument for %s must be a string", $type ) ); } elseif (!is_callable($callable)) { throw new InvalidArgumentException( sprintf( "Callable %s argument named '%s' is not callable", $type, $name ) ); } } /*!* SSTemplateParser # Template is any structurally-complete portion of template (a full nested level in other words). It's the # primary matcher, and is used by all enclosing blocks, as well as a base for the top level. # Any new template elements need to be included in this list, if they are to work. Template: (Comment | Translate | If | Require | CacheBlock | UncachedBlock | OldI18NTag | Include | ClosedBlock | OpenBlock | MalformedBlock | Injection | Text)+ */ function Template_STR(&$res, $sub) { $res['php'] .= $sub['php'] . PHP_EOL ; } /*!* Word: / [A-Za-z_] [A-Za-z0-9_]* / Number: / [0-9]+ / Value: / [A-Za-z0-9_]+ / # CallArguments is a list of one or more comma seperated "arguments" (lookups or strings, either bare or marked) # as passed to a Call within brackets CallArguments: :Argument ( < "," < :Argument )* */ /** * Values are bare words in templates, but strings in PHP. We rely on PHP's type conversion to back-convert * strings to numbers when needed. */ function CallArguments_Argument(&$res, $sub) { if (!empty($res['php'])) $res['php'] .= ', '; $res['php'] .= ($sub['ArgumentMode'] == 'default') ? $sub['string_php'] : str_replace('$$FINAL', 'XML_val', $sub['php']); } /*!* # Call is a php-style function call, e.g. Method(Argument, ...). Unlike PHP, the brackets are optional if no # arguments are passed Call: Method:Word ( "(" < :CallArguments? > ")" )? # A lookup is a lookup of a value on the current scope object. It's a sequence of calls seperated by "." # characters. This final call in the sequence needs handling specially, as different structures need different # sorts of values, which require a different final method to be called to get the right return value LookupStep: :Call &"." LastLookupStep: :Call Lookup: LookupStep ("." LookupStep)* "." LastLookupStep | LastLookupStep */ function Lookup__construct(&$res) { $res['php'] = '$scope->locally()'; $res['LookupSteps'] = array(); } /** * The basic generated PHP of LookupStep and LastLookupStep is the same, except that LookupStep calls 'obj' to * get the next ViewableData in the sequence, and LastLookupStep calls different methods (XML_val, hasValue, obj) * depending on the context the lookup is used in. */ function Lookup_AddLookupStep(&$res, $sub, $method) { $res['LookupSteps'][] = $sub; $property = $sub['Call']['Method']['text']; if (isset($sub['Call']['CallArguments']) && $arguments = $sub['Call']['CallArguments']['php']) { $res['php'] .= "->$method('$property', array($arguments), true)"; } else { $res['php'] .= "->$method('$property', null, true)"; } } function Lookup_LookupStep(&$res, $sub) { $this->Lookup_AddLookupStep($res, $sub, 'obj'); } function Lookup_LastLookupStep(&$res, $sub) { $this->Lookup_AddLookupStep($res, $sub, '$$FINAL'); } /*!* # New Translatable Syntax # <%t Entity DefaultString is Context name1=string name2=$functionCall # (This is a new way to call translatable strings. The parser transforms this into a call to the _t() method) Translate: "<%t" < Entity < (Default:QuotedString)? < (!("is" "=") < "is" < Context:QuotedString)? < (InjectionVariables)? > "%>" InjectionVariables: (< InjectionName:Word "=" Argument)+ Entity: / [A-Za-z_] [\w\.]* / */ function Translate__construct(&$res) { $res['php'] = '$val .= _t('; } function Translate_Entity(&$res, $sub) { $res['php'] .= "'$sub[text]'"; } function Translate_Default(&$res, $sub) { $res['php'] .= ",$sub[text]"; } function Translate_Context(&$res, $sub) { $res['php'] .= ",$sub[text]"; } function Translate_InjectionVariables(&$res, $sub) { $res['php'] .= ",$sub[php]"; } function Translate__finalise(&$res) { $res['php'] .= ');'; } function InjectionVariables__construct(&$res) { $res['php'] = "array("; } function InjectionVariables_InjectionName(&$res, $sub) { $res['php'] .= "'$sub[text]'=>"; } function InjectionVariables_Argument(&$res, $sub) { $res['php'] .= str_replace('$$FINAL', 'XML_val', $sub['php']) . ','; } function InjectionVariables__finalise(&$res) { if (substr($res['php'], -1) == ',') $res['php'] = substr($res['php'], 0, -1); //remove last comma in the array $res['php'] .= ')'; } /*!* # Injections are where, outside of a block, a value needs to be inserted into the output. You can either # just do $Foo, or {$Foo} if the surrounding text would cause a problem (e.g. {$Foo}Bar) SimpleInjection: '$' :Lookup BracketInjection: '{$' :Lookup "}" Injection: BracketInjection | SimpleInjection */ function Injection_STR(&$res, $sub) { $res['php'] = '$val .= '. str_replace('$$FINAL', 'XML_val', $sub['Lookup']['php']) . ';'; } /*!* # Inside a block's arguments you can still use the same format as a simple injection ($Foo). In this case # it marks the argument as being a lookup, not a string (if it was bare it might still be used as a lookup, # but that depends on where it's used, a la 2.4) DollarMarkedLookup: SimpleInjection */ function DollarMarkedLookup_STR(&$res, $sub) { $res['Lookup'] = $sub['Lookup']; } /*!* # Inside a block's arguments you can explictly mark a string by surrounding it with quotes (single or double, # but they must be matching). If you do, inside the quote you can escape any character, but the only character # that _needs_ escaping is the matching closing quote QuotedString: q:/['"]/ String:/ (\\\\ | \\. | [^$q\\])* / '$q' # In order to support 2.4's base syntax, we also need to detect free strings - strings not surrounded by # quotes, and containing spaces or punctuation, but supported as a single string. We support almost as flexible # a string as 2.4 - we don't attempt to determine the closing character by context, but just break on any # character which, in some context, would indicate the end of a free string, regardless of if we're actually in # that context or not FreeString: /[^,)%!=><|&]+/ # An argument - either a marked value, or a bare value, prefering lookup matching on the bare value over # freestring matching as long as that would give a successful parse Argument: :DollarMarkedLookup | :QuotedString | :Lookup !(< FreeString)| :FreeString */ /** * If we get a bare value, we don't know enough to determine exactly what php would be the translation, because * we don't know if the position of use indicates a lookup or a string argument. * * Instead, we record 'ArgumentMode' as a member of this matches results node, which can be: * - lookup if this argument was unambiguously a lookup (marked as such) * - string is this argument was unambiguously a string (marked as such, or impossible to parse as lookup) * - default if this argument needs to be handled as per 2.4 * * In the case of 'default', there is no php member of the results node, but instead 'lookup_php', which * should be used by the parent if the context indicates a lookup, and 'string_php' which should be used * if the context indicates a string */ function Argument_DollarMarkedLookup(&$res, $sub) { $res['ArgumentMode'] = 'lookup'; $res['php'] = $sub['Lookup']['php']; } function Argument_QuotedString(&$res, $sub) { $res['ArgumentMode'] = 'string'; $res['php'] = "'" . str_replace("'", "\\'", $sub['String']['text']) . "'"; } function Argument_Lookup(&$res, $sub) { if (count($sub['LookupSteps']) == 1 && !isset($sub['LookupSteps'][0]['Call']['Arguments'])) { $res['ArgumentMode'] = 'default'; $res['lookup_php'] = $sub['php']; $res['string_php'] = "'".$sub['LookupSteps'][0]['Call']['Method']['text']."'"; } else { $res['ArgumentMode'] = 'lookup'; $res['php'] = $sub['php']; } } function Argument_FreeString(&$res, $sub) { $res['ArgumentMode'] = 'string'; $res['php'] = "'" . str_replace("'", "\\'", trim($sub['text'])) . "'"; } /*!* # if and else_if blocks allow basic comparisons between arguments ComparisonOperator: "!=" | "==" | ">=" | ">" | "<=" | "<" | "=" Comparison: Argument < ComparisonOperator > Argument */ function Comparison_Argument(&$res, $sub) { if ($sub['ArgumentMode'] == 'default') { if (!empty($res['php'])) $res['php'] .= $sub['string_php']; else $res['php'] = str_replace('$$FINAL', 'XML_val', $sub['lookup_php']); } else { $res['php'] .= str_replace('$$FINAL', 'XML_val', $sub['php']); } } function Comparison_ComparisonOperator(&$res, $sub) { $res['php'] .= ($sub['text'] == '=' ? '==' : $sub['text']); } /*!* # If a comparison operator is not used in an if or else_if block, then the statement is a 'presence check', # which checks if the argument given is present or not. For explicit strings (which were not allowed in 2.4) # this falls back to simple truthiness check PresenceCheck: (Not:'not' <)? Argument */ function PresenceCheck_Not(&$res, $sub) { $res['php'] = '!'; } function PresenceCheck_Argument(&$res, $sub) { if ($sub['ArgumentMode'] == 'string') { $res['php'] .= '((bool)'.$sub['php'].')'; } else { $php = ($sub['ArgumentMode'] == 'default' ? $sub['lookup_php'] : $sub['php']); // TODO: kinda hacky - maybe we need a way to pass state down the parse chain so // Lookup_LastLookupStep and Argument_BareWord can produce hasValue instead of XML_val $res['php'] .= str_replace('$$FINAL', 'hasValue', $php); } } /*!* # if and else_if arguments are a series of presence checks and comparisons, optionally seperated by boolean # operators IfArgumentPortion: Comparison | PresenceCheck */ function IfArgumentPortion_STR(&$res, $sub) { $res['php'] = $sub['php']; } /*!* # if and else_if arguments can be combined via these two boolean operators. No precendence overriding is # supported BooleanOperator: "||" | "&&" # This is the combination of the previous if and else_if argument portions IfArgument: :IfArgumentPortion ( < :BooleanOperator < :IfArgumentPortion )* */ function IfArgument_IfArgumentPortion(&$res, $sub) { $res['php'] .= $sub['php']; } function IfArgument_BooleanOperator(&$res, $sub) { $res['php'] .= $sub['text']; } /*!* # ifs are handled seperately from other closed block tags, because (A) their structure is different - they # can have else_if and else tags in between the if tag and the end_if tag, and (B) they have a different # argument structure to every other block IfPart: '<%' < 'if' [ :IfArgument > '%>' Template:$TemplateMatcher? ElseIfPart: '<%' < 'else_if' [ :IfArgument > '%>' Template:$TemplateMatcher? ElsePart: '<%' < 'else' > '%>' Template:$TemplateMatcher? If: IfPart ElseIfPart* ElsePart? '<%' < 'end_if' > '%>' */ function If_IfPart(&$res, $sub) { $res['php'] = 'if (' . $sub['IfArgument']['php'] . ') { ' . PHP_EOL . (isset($sub['Template']) ? $sub['Template']['php'] : '') . PHP_EOL . '}'; } function If_ElseIfPart(&$res, $sub) { $res['php'] .= 'else if (' . $sub['IfArgument']['php'] . ') { ' . PHP_EOL . (isset($sub['Template']) ? $sub['Template']['php'] : '') . PHP_EOL . '}'; } function If_ElsePart(&$res, $sub) { $res['php'] .= 'else { ' . PHP_EOL . (isset($sub['Template']) ? $sub['Template']['php'] : '') . PHP_EOL . '}'; } /*!* # The require block is handled seperately to the other open blocks as the argument syntax is different # - must have one call style argument, must pass arguments to that call style argument Require: '<%' < 'require' [ Call:(Method:Word "(" < :CallArguments > ")") > '%>' */ function Require_Call(&$res, $sub) { $res['php'] = "Requirements::".$sub['Method']['text'].'('.$sub['CallArguments']['php'].');'; } /*!* # Cache block arguments don't support free strings CacheBlockArgument: !( "if " | "unless " ) ( :DollarMarkedLookup | :QuotedString | :Lookup ) */ function CacheBlockArgument_DollarMarkedLookup(&$res, $sub) { $res['php'] = $sub['Lookup']['php']; } function CacheBlockArgument_QuotedString(&$res, $sub) { $res['php'] = "'" . str_replace("'", "\\'", $sub['String']['text']) . "'"; } function CacheBlockArgument_Lookup(&$res, $sub) { $res['php'] = $sub['php']; } /*!* # Collects the arguments passed in to be part of the key of a cacheblock CacheBlockArguments: CacheBlockArgument ( < "," < CacheBlockArgument )* */ function CacheBlockArguments_CacheBlockArgument(&$res, $sub) { if (!empty($res['php'])) $res['php'] .= ".'_'."; else $res['php'] = ''; $res['php'] .= str_replace('$$FINAL', 'XML_val', $sub['php']); } /*!* # CacheBlockTemplate is the same as Template, but doesn't include cache blocks (because they're handled seperately) CacheBlockTemplate extends Template (TemplateMatcher = CacheRestrictedTemplate); CacheBlock | UncachedBlock | => '' */ /*!* UncachedBlock: '<%' < "uncached" < CacheBlockArguments? ( < Conditional:("if"|"unless") > Condition:IfArgument )? > '%>' Template:$TemplateMatcher? '<%' < 'end_' ("uncached"|"cached"|"cacheblock") > '%>' */ function UncachedBlock_Template(&$res, $sub){ $res['php'] = $sub['php']; } /*!* # CacheRestrictedTemplate is the same as Template, but doesn't allow cache blocks CacheRestrictedTemplate extends Template */ function CacheRestrictedTemplate_CacheBlock(&$res, $sub) { throw new SSTemplateParseException('You cant have cache blocks nested within with, loop or control blocks ' . 'that are within cache blocks', $this); } function CacheRestrictedTemplate_UncachedBlock(&$res, $sub) { throw new SSTemplateParseException('You cant have uncache blocks nested within with, loop or control blocks ' . 'that are within cache blocks', $this); } /*!* # The partial caching block CacheBlock: '<%' < CacheTag:("cached"|"cacheblock") < (CacheBlockArguments)? ( < Conditional:("if"|"unless") > Condition:IfArgument )? > '%>' (CacheBlock | UncachedBlock | CacheBlockTemplate)* '<%' < 'end_' ("cached"|"uncached"|"cacheblock") > '%>' */ function CacheBlock__construct(&$res){ $res['subblocks'] = 0; } function CacheBlock_CacheBlockArguments(&$res, $sub){ $res['key'] = !empty($sub['php']) ? $sub['php'] : ''; } function CacheBlock_Condition(&$res, $sub){ $res['condition'] = ($res['Conditional']['text'] == 'if' ? '(' : '!(') . $sub['php'] . ') && '; } function CacheBlock_CacheBlock(&$res, $sub){ $res['php'] .= $sub['php']; } function CacheBlock_UncachedBlock(&$res, $sub){ $res['php'] .= $sub['php']; } function CacheBlock_CacheBlockTemplate(&$res, $sub){ // Get the block counter $block = ++$res['subblocks']; // Build the key for this block from the global key (evaluated in a closure within the template), // the passed cache key, the block index, and the sha hash of the template. $res['php'] .= '$keyExpression = function() use ($scope, $cache) {' . PHP_EOL; $res['php'] .= '$val = \'\';' . PHP_EOL; if($globalKey = Config::inst()->get('SSViewer', 'global_key')) { // Embed the code necessary to evaluate the globalKey directly into the template, // so that SSTemplateParser only needs to be called during template regeneration. // Warning: If the global key is changed, it's necessary to flush the template cache. $parser = Injector::inst()->get('SSTemplateParser', false); $result = $parser->compileString($globalKey, '', false, false); if(!$result) throw new SSTemplateParseException('Unexpected problem parsing template', $parser); $res['php'] .= $result . PHP_EOL; } $res['php'] .= 'return $val;' . PHP_EOL; $res['php'] .= '};' . PHP_EOL; $key = 'sha1($keyExpression())' // Global key . '.\'_' . sha1($sub['php']) // sha of template . (isset($res['key']) && $res['key'] ? "_'.sha1(".$res['key'].")" : "'") // Passed key . ".'_$block'"; // block index // Get any condition $condition = isset($res['condition']) ? $res['condition'] : ''; $res['php'] .= 'if ('.$condition.'($partial = $cache->load('.$key.'))) $val .= $partial;' . PHP_EOL; $res['php'] .= 'else { $oldval = $val; $val = "";' . PHP_EOL; $res['php'] .= $sub['php'] . PHP_EOL; $res['php'] .= $condition . ' $cache->save($val); $val = $oldval . $val;' . PHP_EOL; $res['php'] .= '}'; } /*!* # Deprecated old-style i18n _t and sprintf(_t block tags. We support a slightly more flexible version than we used # to, but just because it's easier to do so. It's strongly recommended to use the new syntax # This is the core used by both syntaxes, without the block start & end tags OldTPart: "_t" N "(" N QuotedString (N "," N CallArguments)? N ")" N (";")? # whitespace with a newline N: / [\s\n]* / */ function OldTPart__construct(&$res) { $res['php'] = "_t("; } function OldTPart_QuotedString(&$res, $sub) { $entity = $sub['String']['text']; if (strpos($entity, '.') === false) { $res['php'] .= "\$scope->XML_val('I18NNamespace').'.$entity'"; } else { $res['php'] .= "'$entity'"; } } function OldTPart_CallArguments(&$res, $sub) { $res['php'] .= ',' . $sub['php']; } function OldTPart__finalise(&$res) { $res['php'] .= ')'; } /*!* # This is the old <% _t() %> tag OldTTag: "<%" < OldTPart > "%>" */ function OldTTag_OldTPart(&$res, $sub) { $res['php'] = $sub['php']; } /*!* # This is the old <% sprintf(_t()) %> tag OldSprintfTag: "<%" < "sprintf" < "(" < OldTPart < "," < CallArguments > ")" > "%>" */ function OldSprintfTag__construct(&$res) { $res['php'] = "sprintf("; } function OldSprintfTag_OldTPart(&$res, $sub) { $res['php'] .= $sub['php']; } function OldSprintfTag_CallArguments(&$res, $sub) { $res['php'] .= ',' . $sub['php'] . ')'; } /*!* # This matches either the old style sprintf(_t()) or _t() tags. As well as including the output portion of the # php, this rule combines all the old i18n stuff into a single match rule to make it easy to not support these # tags later OldI18NTag: OldSprintfTag | OldTTag */ function OldI18NTag_STR(&$res, $sub) { $res['php'] = '$val .= ' . $sub['php'] . ';'; } /*!* # An argument that can be passed through to an included template NamedArgument: Name:Word "=" Value:Argument */ function NamedArgument_Name(&$res, $sub) { $res['php'] = "'" . $sub['text'] . "' => "; } function NamedArgument_Value(&$res, $sub) { switch($sub['ArgumentMode']) { case 'string': $res['php'] .= $sub['php']; break; case 'default': $res['php'] .= $sub['string_php']; break; default: $res['php'] .= str_replace('$$FINAL', 'obj', $sub['php']) . '->self()'; break; } } /*!* # The include tag Include: "<%" < "include" < Template:Word < (NamedArgument ( < "," < NamedArgument )*)? > "%>" */ function Include__construct(&$res){ $res['arguments'] = array(); } function Include_Template(&$res, $sub){ $res['template'] = "'" . $sub['text'] . "'"; } function Include_NamedArgument(&$res, $sub){ $res['arguments'][] = $sub['php']; } function Include__finalise(&$res){ $template = $res['template']; $arguments = $res['arguments']; $res['php'] = '$val .= SSViewer::execute_template('.$template.', $scope->getItem(), array(' . implode(',', $arguments)."), \$scope);\n"; if($this->includeDebuggingComments) { // Add include filename comments on dev sites $res['php'] = '$val .= \'\';'. "\n". $res['php']. '$val .= \'\';'. "\n"; } } /*!* # To make the block support reasonably extendable, we don't explicitly define each closed block and it's structure, # but instead match against a generic <% block_name argument, ... %> pattern. Each argument is left as per the # output of the Argument matcher, and the handler (see the PHPDoc block later for more on this) is responsible # for pulling out the info required BlockArguments: :Argument ( < "," < :Argument)* # NotBlockTag matches against any word that might come after a "<%" that the generic open and closed block handlers # shouldn't attempt to match against, because they're handled by more explicit matchers NotBlockTag: "end_" | (("if" | "else_if" | "else" | "require" | "cached" | "uncached" | "cacheblock" | "include")]) # Match against closed blocks - blocks with an opening and a closing tag that surround some internal portion of # template ClosedBlock: '<%' < !NotBlockTag BlockName:Word ( [ :BlockArguments ] )? > Zap:'%>' Template:$TemplateMatcher? '<%' < 'end_' '$BlockName' > '%>' */ /** * As mentioned in the parser comment, block handling is kept fairly generic for extensibility. The match rule * builds up two important elements in the match result array: * 'ArgumentCount' - how many arguments were passed in the opening tag * 'Arguments' an array of the Argument match rule result arrays * * Once a block has successfully been matched against, it will then look for the actual handler, which should * be on this class (either defined or extended on) as ClosedBlock_Handler_Name(&$res), where Name is the * tag name, first letter captialized (i.e Control, Loop, With, etc). * * This function will be called with the match rule result array as it's first argument. It should return * the php result of this block as it's return value, or throw an error if incorrect arguments were passed. */ function ClosedBlock__construct(&$res) { $res['ArgumentCount'] = 0; } function ClosedBlock_BlockArguments(&$res, $sub) { if (isset($sub['Argument']['ArgumentMode'])) { $res['Arguments'] = array($sub['Argument']); $res['ArgumentCount'] = 1; } else { $res['Arguments'] = $sub['Argument']; $res['ArgumentCount'] = count($res['Arguments']); } } function ClosedBlock__finalise(&$res) { $blockname = $res['BlockName']['text']; $method = 'ClosedBlock_Handle_'.$blockname; if (method_exists($this, $method)) { $res['php'] = $this->$method($res); } else if (isset($this->closedBlocks[$blockname])) { $res['php'] = call_user_func($this->closedBlocks[$blockname], $res); } else { throw new SSTemplateParseException('Unknown closed block "'.$blockname.'" encountered. Perhaps you are ' . 'not supposed to close this block, or have mis-spelled it?', $this); } } /** * This is an example of a block handler function. This one handles the loop tag. */ function ClosedBlock_Handle_Loop(&$res) { if ($res['ArgumentCount'] > 1) { throw new SSTemplateParseException('Either no or too many arguments in control block. Must be one ' . 'argument only.', $this); } //loop without arguments loops on the current scope if ($res['ArgumentCount'] == 0) { $on = '$scope->obj(\'Up\', null, true)->obj(\'Foo\', null, true)'; } else { //loop in the normal way $arg = $res['Arguments'][0]; if ($arg['ArgumentMode'] == 'string') { throw new SSTemplateParseException('Control block cant take string as argument.', $this); } $on = str_replace('$$FINAL', 'obj', ($arg['ArgumentMode'] == 'default') ? $arg['lookup_php'] : $arg['php']); } return $on . '; $scope->pushScope(); while (($key = $scope->next()) !== false) {' . PHP_EOL . $res['Template']['php'] . PHP_EOL . '}; $scope->popScope(); '; } /** * The deprecated closed block handler for control blocks * @deprecated */ function ClosedBlock_Handle_Control(&$res) { Deprecation::notice('3.1', '<% control %> is deprecated. Use <% with %> or <% loop %> instead.'); return $this->ClosedBlock_Handle_Loop($res); } /** * The closed block handler for with blocks */ function ClosedBlock_Handle_With(&$res) { if ($res['ArgumentCount'] != 1) { throw new SSTemplateParseException('Either no or too many arguments in with block. Must be one ' . 'argument only.', $this); } $arg = $res['Arguments'][0]; if ($arg['ArgumentMode'] == 'string') { throw new SSTemplateParseException('Control block cant take string as argument.', $this); } $on = str_replace('$$FINAL', 'obj', ($arg['ArgumentMode'] == 'default') ? $arg['lookup_php'] : $arg['php']); return $on . '; $scope->pushScope();' . PHP_EOL . $res['Template']['php'] . PHP_EOL . '; $scope->popScope(); '; } /*!* # Open blocks are handled in the same generic manner as closed blocks. There is no need to define which blocks # are which - closed is tried first, and if no matching end tag is found, open is tried next OpenBlock: '<%' < !NotBlockTag BlockName:Word ( [ :BlockArguments ] )? > '%>' */ function OpenBlock__construct(&$res) { $res['ArgumentCount'] = 0; } function OpenBlock_BlockArguments(&$res, $sub) { if (isset($sub['Argument']['ArgumentMode'])) { $res['Arguments'] = array($sub['Argument']); $res['ArgumentCount'] = 1; } else { $res['Arguments'] = $sub['Argument']; $res['ArgumentCount'] = count($res['Arguments']); } } function OpenBlock__finalise(&$res) { $blockname = $res['BlockName']['text']; $method = 'OpenBlock_Handle_'.$blockname; if (method_exists($this, $method)) { $res['php'] = $this->$method($res); } elseif (isset($this->openBlocks[$blockname])) { $res['php'] = call_user_func($this->openBlocks[$blockname], $res); } else { throw new SSTemplateParseException('Unknown open block "'.$blockname.'" encountered. Perhaps you missed ' . ' the closing tag or have mis-spelled it?', $this); } } /** * This is an open block handler, for the <% debug %> utility tag */ function OpenBlock_Handle_Debug(&$res) { if ($res['ArgumentCount'] == 0) return '$scope->debug();'; else if ($res['ArgumentCount'] == 1) { $arg = $res['Arguments'][0]; if ($arg['ArgumentMode'] == 'string') return 'Debug::show('.$arg['php'].');'; $php = ($arg['ArgumentMode'] == 'default') ? $arg['lookup_php'] : $arg['php']; return '$val .= Debug::show('.str_replace('FINALGET!', 'cachedCall', $php).');'; } else { throw new SSTemplateParseException('Debug takes 0 or 1 argument only.', $this); } } /** * This is an open block handler, for the <% base_tag %> tag */ function OpenBlock_Handle_Base_tag(&$res) { if ($res['ArgumentCount'] != 0) throw new SSTemplateParseException('Base_tag takes no arguments', $this); return '$val .= SSViewer::get_base_tag($val);'; } /** * This is an open block handler, for the <% current_page %> tag */ function OpenBlock_Handle_Current_page(&$res) { if ($res['ArgumentCount'] != 0) throw new SSTemplateParseException('Current_page takes no arguments', $this); return '$val .= $_SERVER[SCRIPT_URL];'; } /*!* # This is used to detect when we have a mismatched closing tag (i.e., one with no equivilent opening tag) # Because of parser limitations, this can only be used at the top nesting level of a template. Other mismatched # closing tags are detected as an invalid open tag MismatchedEndBlock: '<%' < 'end_' :Word > '%>' */ function MismatchedEndBlock__finalise(&$res) { $blockname = $res['Word']['text']; throw new SSTemplateParseException('Unexpected close tag end_' . $blockname . ' encountered. Perhaps you have mis-nested blocks, or have mis-spelled a tag?', $this); } /*!* # This is used to detect a malformed opening tag - one where the tag is opened with the "<%" characters, but # the tag is not structured properly MalformedOpenTag: '<%' < !NotBlockTag Tag:Word !( ( [ :BlockArguments ] )? > '%>' ) */ function MalformedOpenTag__finalise(&$res) { $tag = $res['Tag']['text']; throw new SSTemplateParseException("Malformed opening block tag $tag. Perhaps you have tried to use operators?" , $this); } /*!* # This is used to detect a malformed end tag - one where the tag is opened with the "<%" characters, but # the tag is not structured properly MalformedCloseTag: '<%' < Tag:('end_' :Word ) !( > '%>' ) */ function MalformedCloseTag__finalise(&$res) { $tag = $res['Tag']['text']; throw new SSTemplateParseException("Malformed closing block tag $tag. Perhaps you have tried to pass an " . "argument to one?", $this); } /*!* # This is used to detect a malformed tag. It's mostly to keep the Template match rule a bit shorter MalformedBlock: MalformedOpenTag | MalformedCloseTag */ /*!* # This is used to remove template comments Comment: "<%--" (!"--%>" /(?s)./)+ "--%>" */ function Comment__construct(&$res) { $res['php'] = ''; } /*!* # TopTemplate is the same as Template, but should only be used at the top level (not nested), as it includes # MismatchedEndBlock detection, which only works at the top level TopTemplate extends Template (TemplateMatcher = Template); MalformedBlock => MalformedBlock | MismatchedEndBlock */ /** * The TopTemplate also includes the opening stanza to start off the template */ function TopTemplate__construct(&$res) { $res['php'] = "get('SSViewer', 'rewrite_hash_links') ? \Convert::raw2att( preg_replace("/^(\\/)+/", "/", $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] ) ) : "") EOC; // Because preg_replace replacement requires escaped slashes, addcslashes here $text = preg_replace( '/(]+href *= *)"#/i', '\\1"\' . ' . addcslashes($code, '\\') . ' . \'#', $text ); $res['php'] .= '$val .= \'' . $text . '\';' . PHP_EOL; } /****************** * Here ends the parser itself. Below are utility methods to use the parser */ /** * Compiles some passed template source code into the php code that will execute as per the template source. * * @throws SSTemplateParseException * @param $string The source of the template * @param string $templateName The name of the template, normally the filename the template source was loaded from * @param bool $includeDebuggingComments True is debugging comments should be included in the output * @param bool $topTemplate True if this is a top template, false if it's just a template * @return mixed|string The php that, when executed (via include or exec) will behave as per the template source */ public function compileString($string, $templateName = "", $includeDebuggingComments=false, $topTemplate = true) { if (!trim($string)) { $code = ''; } else { parent::__construct($string); $this->includeDebuggingComments = $includeDebuggingComments; // Ignore UTF8 BOM at begining of string. TODO: Confirm this is needed, make sure SSViewer handles UTF // (and other encodings) properly if(substr($string, 0,3) == pack("CCC", 0xef, 0xbb, 0xbf)) $this->pos = 3; // Match the source against the parser if ($topTemplate) { $result = $this->match_TopTemplate(); } else { $result = $this->match_Template(); } if(!$result) throw new SSTemplateParseException('Unexpected problem parsing template', $this); // Get the result $code = $result['php']; } // Include top level debugging comments if desired if($includeDebuggingComments && $templateName && stripos($code, "includeDebuggingComments($code, $templateName); } return $code; } /** * @param string $code * @return string $code */ protected function includeDebuggingComments($code, $templateName) { // If this template contains a doctype, put it right after it, // if not, put it after the tag to avoid IE glitches if(stripos($code, "]*("[^"]")*[^>]*>)/im', "$1\r\n", $code); $code .= "\r\n" . '$val .= \'\';'; } elseif(stripos($code, "]*>)(.*)/i', function($matches) use ($templateName) { if (stripos($matches[3], '') !== false) { // after this tag there is a comment close but no comment has been opened // this most likely means that this tag is inside a comment // we should not add a comment inside a comment (invalid html) // lets append it at the end of the comment // an example case for this is the html5boilerplate: return $matches[0]; } else { // all other cases, add the comment and return it return "{$matches[1]}{$matches[2]}{$matches[3]}"; } }, $code); $code = preg_replace('/(<\/html[^>]*>)/i', "$1", $code); } else { $code = str_replace('\';' . "\r\n", $code); $code .= "\r\n" . '$val .= \'\';'; } return $code; } /** * Compiles some file that contains template source code, and returns the php code that will execute as per that * source * * @static * @param $template - A file path that contains template source code * @return mixed|string - The php that, when executed (via include or exec) will behave as per the template source */ public function compileFile($template) { return $this->compileString(file_get_contents($template), $template); } }