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For more information on the JDOM Project, please see <http://www.jdom.org/>. */ package org.jdom2.output.support; import java.io.IOException; import java.io.Writer; import java.util.ArrayList; import java.util.Collections; import java.util.List; import javax.xml.transform.Result; import org.jdom2.Attribute; import org.jdom2.CDATA; import org.jdom2.Comment; import org.jdom2.Content; import org.jdom2.DocType; import org.jdom2.Document; import org.jdom2.Element; import org.jdom2.EntityRef; import org.jdom2.IllegalDataException; import org.jdom2.Namespace; import org.jdom2.ProcessingInstruction; import org.jdom2.Text; import org.jdom2.Verifier; import org.jdom2.output.Format; import org.jdom2.output.Format.TextMode; import org.jdom2.output.XMLOutputter; import org.jdom2.util.NamespaceStack; /** * This class provides a concrete implementation of {@link XMLOutputProcessor} * for supporting the {@link XMLOutputter}. * <p> * <h2>Overview</h2> * <p> * This class is marked abstract even though all methods are fully implemented. * The <code>process*(...)</code> methods are public because they match the * XMLOutputProcessor interface but the remaining methods are all protected. * <p> * People who want to create a custom XMLOutputProcessor for XMLOutputter are * able to extend this class and modify any functionality they want. Before * sub-classing this you should first check to see if the {@link Format} class * can get you the results you want. * <p> * <b><i>Subclasses of this should have reentrant methods.</i></b> This is * easiest to accomplish simply by not allowing any instance fields. If your * sub-class has an instance field/variable, then it's probably broken. * <p> * <h2>The Stacks</h2> * <p> * One significant feature of this implementation is that it creates and * maintains both a {@link NamespaceStack} and {@link FormatStack} that are * managed in the * {@link #printElement(Writer, FormatStack, NamespaceStack, Element)} method. * The stacks are pushed and popped in that method only. They significantly * improve the performance and readability of the code. * <p> * The NamespaceStack is only sent through to the * {@link #printElement(Writer, FormatStack, NamespaceStack, Element)} and * {@link #printContent(Writer, FormatStack, NamespaceStack, Walker)} methods, * but the FormatStack is pushed through to all print* Methods. * <p> * <h2>Text Processing</h2> * <p> * In XML the concept of 'Text' can be loosely defined as anything that can be * found between an Element's start and end tags, excluding Comments and * Processing Instructions. When considered from a JDOM perspective, this means * {@link Text}, {@link CDATA} and {@link EntityRef} content. This will be * referred to as 'Text-like content' * <p> * XMLOutputter delegates the management and formatting of Content to a * Walker instance. See {@link Walker} and its various implementations for * details on how the Element content is processed. * <p> * Because the Walker interface specifies that Text/CDATA content may be * returned as either Text/CDATA instances or as formatted String values * this class sometimes uses printCDATA(...) and printText(...), and sometimes * uses the more direct {@link #textCDATA(Writer, String)} or * {@link #textRaw(Writer, String)} as * appropriate. In other words, subclasses should probably override these second * methods instead of the print methods. * <p> * <h2>Non-Text Content</h2> * <p> * Non-text content is processed via the respective print* methods. The usage * should be logical based on the method name. * <p> * The general observations are: * <ul> * <li>printElement - maintains the Stacks, prints the element open tags, with * attributes and namespaces. It checks to see whether the Element is text-only, * or has non-text content. If it is text-only there is no indent/newline * handling and it delegates to the correct text-type print method, otherwise it * delegates to printContent. * <li>printContent is called to output all lists of Content. It assumes that * all whitespace indentation/newlines are appropriate before it is called, but * it will ensure that padding is appropriate between the items in the list. * </ul> * <p> * <h2>Final Notes</h2> No methods actually write to the destination Writer * except the <code>write(...)</code> methods. Thus, all other methods do their * respective processing and delegate the actual destination output to the * {@link #write(Writer, char)} or {@link #write(Writer, String)} methods. * <p> * All Text-like content (printCDATA, printText, and printEntityRef) will * ultimately be output through the the text* methods (and no other content). * <p> * * @see XMLOutputter * @see XMLOutputProcessor * @since JDOM2 * @author Rolf Lear */ public abstract class AbstractXMLOutputProcessor extends AbstractOutputProcessor implements XMLOutputProcessor { /** Simple constant for an open-CDATA */ protected static final String CDATAPRE = "<![CDATA["; /** Simple constant for a close-CDATA */ protected static final String CDATAPOST = "]]>"; /* ******************************************* * XMLOutputProcessor implementation. * ******************************************* */ /* * (non-Javadoc) * * @see org.jdom2.output.XMLOutputProcessor#process(java.io.Writer, * org.jdom2.Document, org.jdom2.output.Format) */ @Override public void process(final Writer out, final Format format, final Document doc) throws IOException { printDocument(out, new FormatStack(format), new NamespaceStack(), doc); out.flush(); } /* * (non-Javadoc) * * @see org.jdom2.output.XMLOutputProcessor#process(java.io.Writer, * org.jdom2.DocType, org.jdom2.output.Format) */ @Override public void process(final Writer out, final Format format, final DocType doctype) throws IOException { printDocType(out, new FormatStack(format), doctype); out.flush(); } /* * (non-Javadoc) * * @see org.jdom2.output.XMLOutputProcessor#process(java.io.Writer, * org.jdom2.Element, org.jdom2.output.Format) */ @Override public void process(final Writer out, final Format format, final Element element) throws IOException { // If this is the root element we could pre-initialize the // namespace stack with the namespaces printElement(out, new FormatStack(format), new NamespaceStack(), element); out.flush(); } /* * (non-Javadoc) * * @see org.jdom2.output.XMLOutputProcessor#process(java.io.Writer, * java.util.List, org.jdom2.output.Format) */ @Override public void process(final Writer out, final Format format, final List<? extends Content> list) throws IOException { FormatStack fstack = new FormatStack(format); Walker walker = buildWalker(fstack, list, true); printContent(out, fstack, new NamespaceStack(), walker); out.flush(); } /* * (non-Javadoc) * * @see org.jdom2.output.XMLOutputProcessor#process(java.io.Writer, * org.jdom2.CDATA, org.jdom2.output.Format) */ @Override public void process(final Writer out, final Format format, final CDATA cdata) throws IOException { // we use the powers of the Walker to manage text-like content. final List<CDATA> list = Collections.singletonList(cdata); FormatStack fstack = new FormatStack(format); final Walker walker = buildWalker(fstack, list, true); if (walker.hasNext()) { printContent(out, fstack, new NamespaceStack(), walker); } out.flush(); } /* * (non-Javadoc) * * @see org.jdom2.output.XMLOutputProcessor#process(java.io.Writer, * org.jdom2.Text, org.jdom2.output.Format) */ @Override public void process(final Writer out, final Format format, final Text text) throws IOException { // we use the powers of the Walker to manage text-like content. final List<Text> list = Collections.singletonList(text); FormatStack fstack = new FormatStack(format); final Walker walker = buildWalker(fstack, list, true); if (walker.hasNext()) { printContent(out, fstack, new NamespaceStack(), walker); } out.flush(); } /* * (non-Javadoc) * * @see org.jdom2.output.XMLOutputProcessor#process(java.io.Writer, * org.jdom2.Comment, org.jdom2.output.Format) */ @Override public void process(final Writer out, final Format format, final Comment comment) throws IOException { printComment(out, new FormatStack(format), comment); out.flush(); } /* * (non-Javadoc) * * @see org.jdom2.output.XMLOutputProcessor#process(java.io.Writer, * org.jdom2.ProcessingInstruction, org.jdom2.output.Format) */ @Override public void process(final Writer out, final Format format, final ProcessingInstruction pi) throws IOException { FormatStack fstack = new FormatStack(format); // Output PI verbatim, disregarding TrAX escaping PIs. fstack.setIgnoreTrAXEscapingPIs(true); printProcessingInstruction(out, fstack, pi); out.flush(); } /* * (non-Javadoc) * * @see org.jdom2.output.XMLOutputProcessor#process(java.io.Writer, * org.jdom2.EntityRef, org.jdom2.output.Format) */ @Override public void process(final Writer out, final Format format, final EntityRef entity) throws IOException { printEntityRef(out, new FormatStack(format), entity); out.flush(); } /* * ======================================================================== * Methods that actually write data to output. None of the other methods * should directly write to the output unless they use these methods. * ======================================================================== */ /** * Print some string value to the output. Null values are ignored. This * ignore-null property is used for a few tricks. * * @param out * The Writer to write to. * @param str * The String to write (can be null). * @throws IOException * if the out Writer fails. */ protected void write(final Writer out, final String str) throws IOException { if (str == null) { return; } out.write(str); } /** * Write a single character to the output Writer. * * @param out * The Writer to write to. * @param c * The char to write. * @throws IOException * if the Writer fails. */ protected void write(final Writer out, final char c) throws IOException { out.write(c); } /* * ======================================================================== * Support methods for Text-content formatting. Should all be protected. The * following are used when printing Text-based data. Because of complicated * multi-sequential text sometimes the requirements are odd. All Text * content will be output using these methods, which is why there is the None * version. * ======================================================================== */ /** * This will take the three pre-defined entities in XML 1.0 ('<', '>', * and '&' - used specifically in XML elements) as well as CR/NL and * Quote characters which require escaping inside Attribute values and * convert their character representation to the appropriate entity * reference suitable for XML attribute content. Further, some special * characters (e.g. characters that are not valid in the current encoding) * are converted to escaped representations. * <p> * <b>Note:</b> If {@link FormatStack#getEscapeOutput()} is false then no * escaping will happen. * * @param out * The destination Writer * @param fstack * The {@link FormatStack} * @param value * <code>String</code> Attribute value to escape. * @throws IOException * if the destination Writer fails. * @throws IllegalDataException * if an entity can not be escaped */ protected void attributeEscapedEntitiesFilter(final Writer out, final FormatStack fstack, final String value) throws IOException { if (!fstack.getEscapeOutput()) { // no escaping... write(out, value); return; } write(out, Format.escapeAttribute(fstack.getEscapeStrategy(), value)); } /** * Convenience method that simply passes the input str to * {@link #write(Writer, String)}. This could be useful for subclasses to * hook in to. All text-type output will come through this or the * {@link #textRaw(Writer, char)} method. * * @param out * the destination writer. * @param str * the String to write. * @throws IOException * if the Writer fails. */ protected void textRaw(final Writer out, final String str) throws IOException { write(out, str); } /** * Convenience method that simply passes the input char to * {@link #write(Writer, char)}. This could be useful for subclasses to hook * in to. All text-type output will come through this or the * {@link #textRaw(Writer, String)} method. * * @param out * the destination Writer. * @param ch * the char to write. * @throws IOException * if the Writer fails. */ protected void textRaw(final Writer out, final char ch) throws IOException { write(out, ch); } /** * Write an {@link EntityRef} to the destination. * * @param out * the destination Writer. * @param name * the EntityRef's name. * @throws IOException * if the Writer fails. */ protected void textEntityRef(final Writer out, final String name) throws IOException { textRaw(out, '&'); textRaw(out, name); textRaw(out, ';'); } /** * Write a {@link CDATA} to the destination * @param out the destination Writer * @param text the CDATA text * @throws IOException if the Writer fails. */ protected void textCDATA(final Writer out, final String text) throws IOException { textRaw(out, CDATAPRE); textRaw(out, text); textRaw(out, CDATAPOST); } /* ******************************************* * Support methods for output. Should all be protected. All content-type * print methods have a FormatStack. Only printContent is responsible for * outputting appropriate indenting and newlines, which are easily available * using the FormatStack.getLevelIndent() and FormatStack.getLevelEOL(). * ******************************************* */ /** * This will handle printing of a {@link Document}. * * @param out * <code>Writer</code> to use. * @param fstack * the FormatStack * @param nstack * the NamespaceStack * @param doc * <code>Document</code> to write. * @throws IOException * if the destination Writer fails */ protected void printDocument(final Writer out, final FormatStack fstack, final NamespaceStack nstack, final Document doc) throws IOException { // If there is no root element then we cannot use the normal ways to // access the ContentList because Document throws an exception. // so we hack it and just access it by index. List<Content> list = doc.hasRootElement() ? doc.getContent() : new ArrayList<Content>(doc.getContentSize()); if (list.isEmpty()) { final int sz = doc.getContentSize(); for (int i = 0; i < sz; i++) { list.add(doc.getContent(i)); } } printDeclaration(out, fstack); Walker walker = buildWalker(fstack, list, true); if (walker.hasNext()) { while (walker.hasNext()) { final Content c = walker.next(); // we do not ignore Text-like things in the Document. // the walker creates the indenting for us. if (c == null) { // but, what we do is ensure it is all whitespace, and not CDATA final String padding = walker.text(); if (padding != null && Verifier.isAllXMLWhitespace(padding) && !walker.isCDATA()) { // we do not use the escaping or text* method because this // content is outside of the root element, and thus is not // strict text. write(out, padding); } } else { switch (c.getCType()) { case Comment: printComment(out, fstack, (Comment) c); break; case DocType: printDocType(out, fstack, (DocType) c); break; case Element: printElement(out, fstack, nstack, (Element) c); break; case ProcessingInstruction: printProcessingInstruction(out, fstack, (ProcessingInstruction) c); break; case Text: final String padding = ((Text) c).getText(); if (padding != null && Verifier.isAllXMLWhitespace(padding)) { // we do not use the escaping or text* method because this // content is outside of the root element, and thus is not // strict text. write(out, padding); } default: // do nothing. } } } if (fstack.getLineSeparator() != null) { write(out, fstack.getLineSeparator()); } } } /** * This will handle printing of the XML declaration. Assumes XML version 1.0 * since we don't directly know. * * @param out * <code>Writer</code> to use. * @param fstack * the FormatStack * @throws IOException * if the destination Writer fails */ protected void printDeclaration(final Writer out, final FormatStack fstack) throws IOException { // Only print the declaration if it's not being omitted if (fstack.isOmitDeclaration()) { return; } // Declaration is never indented. // write(out, fstack.getLevelIndent()); // Assume 1.0 version if (fstack.isOmitEncoding()) { write(out, "<?xml version=\"1.0\"?>"); } else { write(out, "<?xml version=\"1.0\""); write(out, " encoding=\""); write(out, fstack.getEncoding()); write(out, "\"?>"); } // Print new line after decl always, even if no other new lines // Helps the output look better and is semantically // inconsequential // newline(out, fstack); write(out, fstack.getLineSeparator()); } /** * This will handle printing of a {@link DocType}. * * @param out * <code>Writer</code> to use. * @param fstack * the FormatStack * @param docType * <code>DocType</code> to write. * @throws IOException * if the destination Writer fails */ protected void printDocType(final Writer out, final FormatStack fstack, final DocType docType) throws IOException { final String publicID = docType.getPublicID(); final String systemID = docType.getSystemID(); final String internalSubset = docType.getInternalSubset(); boolean hasPublic = false; // Declaration is never indented. // write(out, fstack.getLevelIndent()); write(out, "<!DOCTYPE "); write(out, docType.getElementName()); if (publicID != null) { write(out, " PUBLIC \""); write(out, publicID); write(out, "\""); hasPublic = true; } if (systemID != null) { if (!hasPublic) { write(out, " SYSTEM"); } write(out, " \""); write(out, systemID); write(out, "\""); } if ((internalSubset != null) && (!internalSubset.equals(""))) { write(out, " ["); write(out, fstack.getLineSeparator()); write(out, docType.getInternalSubset()); write(out, "]"); } write(out, ">"); } /** * This will handle printing of a {@link ProcessingInstruction}. * * @param out * <code>Writer</code> to use. * @param fstack * the FormatStack * @param pi * <code>ProcessingInstruction</code> to write. * @throws IOException * if the destination Writer fails */ protected void printProcessingInstruction(final Writer out, final FormatStack fstack, final ProcessingInstruction pi) throws IOException { String target = pi.getTarget(); boolean piProcessed = false; if (fstack.isIgnoreTrAXEscapingPIs() == false) { if (target.equals(Result.PI_DISABLE_OUTPUT_ESCAPING)) { // special case... change the FormatStack fstack.setEscapeOutput(false); piProcessed = true; } else if (target.equals(Result.PI_ENABLE_OUTPUT_ESCAPING)) { // special case... change the FormatStack fstack.setEscapeOutput(true); piProcessed = true; } } if (piProcessed == false) { String rawData = pi.getData(); // Write <?target data?> or if no data then just <?target?> if (!"".equals(rawData)) { write(out, "<?"); write(out, target); write(out, " "); write(out, rawData); write(out, "?>"); } else { write(out, "<?"); write(out, target); write(out, "?>"); } } } /** * This will handle printing of a {@link Comment}. * * @param out * <code>Writer</code> to use. * @param fstack * the FormatStack * @param comment * <code>Comment</code> to write. * @throws IOException * if the destination Writer fails */ protected void printComment(final Writer out, final FormatStack fstack, final Comment comment) throws IOException { write(out, "<!--"); write(out, comment.getText()); write(out, "-->"); } /** * This will handle printing of an {@link EntityRef}. * * @param out * <code>Writer</code> to use. * @param fstack * the FormatStack * @param entity * <code>EntotyRef</code> to write. * @throws IOException * if the destination Writer fails */ protected void printEntityRef(final Writer out, final FormatStack fstack, final EntityRef entity) throws IOException { // EntityRefs are treated like text, not indented/newline content. textEntityRef(out, entity.getName()); } /** * This will handle printing of a {@link CDATA}. * * @param out * <code>Writer</code> to use. * @param fstack * the FormatStack * @param cdata * <code>CDATA</code> to write. * @throws IOException * if the destination Writer fails */ protected void printCDATA(final Writer out, final FormatStack fstack, final CDATA cdata) throws IOException { // CDATAs are treated like text, not indented/newline content. textCDATA(out, cdata.getText()); } /** * This will handle printing of a {@link Text}. * * @param out * <code>Writer</code> to use. * @param fstack * the FormatStack * @param text * <code>Text</code> to write. * @throws IOException * if the destination Writer fails */ protected void printText(final Writer out, final FormatStack fstack, final Text text) throws IOException { if (fstack.getEscapeOutput()) { textRaw(out, Format.escapeText(fstack.getEscapeStrategy(), fstack.getLineSeparator(), text.getText())); return; } textRaw(out, text.getText()); } /** * This will handle printing of an {@link Element}. * <p> * This method arranges for outputting the Element infrastructure including * Namespace Declarations and Attributes. * * @param out * <code>Writer</code> to use. * @param fstack * the FormatStack * @param nstack * the NamespaceStack * @param element * <code>Element</code> to write. * @throws IOException * if the destination Writer fails */ protected void printElement(final Writer out, final FormatStack fstack, final NamespaceStack nstack, final Element element) throws IOException { nstack.push(element); try { final List<Content> content = element.getContent(); // Print the beginning of the tag plus attributes and any // necessary namespace declarations write(out, "<"); write(out, element.getQualifiedName()); // Print the element's namespace, if appropriate for (final Namespace ns : nstack.addedForward()) { printNamespace(out, fstack, ns); } // Print out attributes if (element.hasAttributes()) { for (final Attribute attribute : element.getAttributes()) { printAttribute(out, fstack, attribute); } } if (content.isEmpty()) { // Case content is empty if (fstack.isExpandEmptyElements()) { write(out, "></"); write(out, element.getQualifiedName()); write(out, ">"); } else { write(out, " />"); } // nothing more to do. return; } // OK, we have real content to push. fstack.push(); try { // Check for xml:space and adjust format settings final String space = element.getAttributeValue("space", Namespace.XML_NAMESPACE); if ("default".equals(space)) { fstack.setTextMode(fstack.getDefaultMode()); } else if ("preserve".equals(space)) { fstack.setTextMode(TextMode.PRESERVE); } // note we ensure the FStack is right before creating the walker Walker walker = buildWalker(fstack, content, true); if (!walker.hasNext()) { // the walker has formatted out whatever content we had if (fstack.isExpandEmptyElements()) { write(out, "></"); write(out, element.getQualifiedName()); write(out, ">"); } else { write(out, " />"); } // nothing more to do. return; } // we have some content. write(out, ">"); if (!walker.isAllText()) { // we need to newline/indent textRaw(out, fstack.getPadBetween()); } printContent(out, fstack, nstack, walker); if (!walker.isAllText()) { // we need to newline/indent textRaw(out, fstack.getPadLast()); } write(out, "</"); write(out, element.getQualifiedName()); write(out, ">"); } finally { fstack.pop(); } } finally { nstack.pop(); } } /** * This will handle printing of a List of {@link Content}. * <p> * The list of Content is basically processed as one of three types of * content * <ol> * <li>Consecutive text-type (Text, CDATA, and EntityRef) content * <li>Stand-alone text-type content * <li>Non-text-type content. * </ol> * Although the code looks complex, the theory is conceptually simple: * <ol> * <li>identify one of the three types (consecutive, stand-alone, non-text) * <li>do indent if any is specified. * <li>send the type to the respective print* handler (e.g. * {@link #printCDATA(Writer, FormatStack, CDATA)}, or * {@link #printComment(Writer, FormatStack, Comment)}, * <li>do a newline if one is specified. * <li>loop back to 1. until there's no more content to process. * </ol> * * @param out * <code>Writer</code> to use. * @param fstack * the FormatStack * @param nstack * the NamespaceStack * @param walker * {@link Walker} of <code>Content</code> to write. * @throws IOException * if the destination Writer fails */ protected void printContent(final Writer out, final FormatStack fstack, final NamespaceStack nstack, final Walker walker) throws IOException { while (walker.hasNext()) { Content c = walker.next(); if (c == null) { // it is a text value of some sort. final String t = walker.text(); if (walker.isCDATA()) { textCDATA(out, t); } else { textRaw(out, t); } } else { switch (c.getCType()) { case CDATA: printCDATA(out, fstack, (CDATA) c); break; case Comment: printComment(out, fstack, (Comment) c); break; case DocType: printDocType(out, fstack, (DocType) c); break; case Element: printElement(out, fstack, nstack, (Element) c); break; case EntityRef: printEntityRef(out, fstack, (EntityRef) c); break; case ProcessingInstruction: printProcessingInstruction(out, fstack, (ProcessingInstruction) c); break; case Text: printText(out, fstack, (Text) c); break; } } } } /** * This will handle printing of any needed <code>{@link Namespace}</code> * declarations. * * @param out * <code>Writer</code> to use. * @param fstack * The current FormatStack * @param ns * <code>Namespace</code> to print definition of * @throws IOException * if the output fails */ protected void printNamespace(final Writer out, final FormatStack fstack, final Namespace ns) throws IOException { final String prefix = ns.getPrefix(); final String uri = ns.getURI(); write(out, " xmlns"); if (!prefix.equals("")) { write(out, ":"); write(out, prefix); } write(out, "=\""); attributeEscapedEntitiesFilter(out, fstack, uri); write(out, "\""); } /** * This will handle printing of an <code>{@link Attribute}</code>. * * @param out * <code>Writer</code> to use. * @param fstack * The current FormatStack * @param attribute * <code>Attribute</code> to output * @throws IOException * if the output fails */ protected void printAttribute(final Writer out, final FormatStack fstack, final Attribute attribute) throws IOException { if (!attribute.isSpecified() && fstack.isSpecifiedAttributesOnly()) { return; } write(out, " "); write(out, attribute.getQualifiedName()); write(out, "="); write(out, "\""); attributeEscapedEntitiesFilter(out, fstack, attribute.getValue()); write(out, "\""); } }