// Copyright (c) 2001 Daniel C. Nuffer // Copyright (c) 2001-2011 Hartmut Kaiser // // Distributed under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0. (See accompanying // file LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt) #if !defined(BOOST_SPIRIT_ITERATOR_FIXED_SIZE_QUEUE_POLICY_MAR_16_2007_1134AM) #define BOOST_SPIRIT_ITERATOR_FIXED_SIZE_QUEUE_POLICY_MAR_16_2007_1134AM #include #include #include #include namespace boost { namespace spirit { namespace iterator_policies { /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // class fixed_size_queue // Implementation of the StoragePolicy used by multi_pass // fixed_size_queue keeps a circular buffer (implemented by // boost::spirit::fixed_size_queue class) that is size N+1 and stores N // elements. // // It is up to the user to ensure that there is enough look ahead for // their grammar. Currently there is no way to tell if an iterator is // pointing to forgotten data. The leading iterator will put an item in // the queue and remove one when it is incremented. No dynamic allocation // is done, except on creation of the queue (fixed_size_queue constructor). /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// template struct fixed_size_queue { /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// template class unique : public detail::default_storage_policy { private: typedef detail::fixed_size_queue queue_type; protected: unique() {} unique(unique const& x) : queued_position(x.queued_position) {} void swap(unique& x) { boost::swap(queued_position, x.queued_position); } // This is called when the iterator is dereferenced. It's a // template method so we can recover the type of the multi_pass // iterator and access the m_input data member. template static typename MultiPass::reference dereference(MultiPass const& mp) { if (!mp.queued_position.get_position().is_initialized()) mp.queued_position.get_position().set_queue(&mp.shared()->queued_elements); if (mp.queued_position == mp.shared()->queued_elements.end()) return MultiPass::get_input(mp); return *mp.queued_position; } // This is called when the iterator is incremented. It's a // template method so we can recover the type of the multi_pass // iterator and access the m_input data member. template static void increment(MultiPass& mp) { if (!mp.queued_position.get_position().is_initialized()) mp.queued_position.get_position().set_queue(&mp.shared()->queued_elements); if (mp.queued_position == mp.shared()->queued_elements.end()) { // don't let the queue get larger than N if (mp.shared()->queued_elements.size() >= N) mp.shared()->queued_elements.pop_front(); mp.shared()->queued_elements.push_back( MultiPass::get_input(mp)); MultiPass::advance_input(mp); } ++mp.queued_position; } // clear_queue is a no-op // called to determine whether the iterator is an eof iterator template static bool is_eof(MultiPass const& mp) { return mp.queued_position == mp.shared()->queued_elements.end() && MultiPass::input_at_eof(mp); } // called by operator== template static bool equal_to(MultiPass const& mp, MultiPass const& x) { return mp.queued_position == x.queued_position; } // called by operator< template static bool less_than(MultiPass const& mp, MultiPass const& x) { return mp.queued_position < x.queued_position; } protected: mutable typename queue_type::iterator queued_position; }; /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// template struct shared { typedef detail::fixed_size_queue queue_type; queue_type queued_elements; }; }; }}} #endif