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/* * CloseCommand.java * * Created: September 4, 2008 * Project: RiFidi Emulator - A Software Simulation Tool for RFID Devices * http://www.rifidi.org * http://rifidi.sourceforge.net * Copyright: Pramari LLC and the Rifidi Project * License: Lesser GNU Public License (LGPL) * http://www.opensource.org/licenses/lgpl-license.html */ package org.rifidi.emulator.reader.thingmagic.commandobjects; import java.util.ArrayList; import java.util.List; import java.util.ListIterator; import java.util.NoSuchElementException; import java.util.regex.Matcher; import java.util.regex.Pattern; import org.apache.commons.logging.Log; import org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory; import org.rifidi.emulator.reader.thingmagic.commandobjects.exceptions.CommandCreationException; import org.rifidi.emulator.reader.thingmagic.module.ThingMagicReaderSharedResources; /** * @author Jerry Maine - jerry@pramari.com * */ public class CloseCommand extends Command { private static Log logger = LogFactory.getLog(DeclareCommand.class); private ThingMagicReaderSharedResources tmsr; private String command; private String cursorName; public CloseCommand(String command, ThingMagicReaderSharedResources tmsr) throws CommandCreationException { this.tmsr = tmsr; this.command = command; List<String> tokens = new ArrayList<String>(); /* * This regex looks for a Word, or a series of spaces on either side of * any single comparison operator or comma, or a single parentheses * (opening or closing). At the last ... any dangling spaces not * attached to the above groups and then anything else as a single * group. * * This makes it really easy to parse the command string as it becomes * really predictable tokens. */ Pattern tokenizer = Pattern.compile( // anything less... "[^\\s\\w]+|" + // groups we are looking for... "\\w+|" + "\\s+", Pattern.CASE_INSENSITIVE | Pattern.DOTALL); Matcher tokenFinder = tokenizer.matcher(command.toLowerCase().trim()); while (tokenFinder.find()) { String temp = tokenFinder.group(); /* * no need to add empty strings at tokens. */ // TODO: Figure out why we are getting empty stings as tokens. if (temp.equals("")) continue; tokens.add(temp); } ListIterator<String> tokenIterator = tokens.listIterator(); String token = tokenIterator.next(); if (!token.equals("close")) throw new CommandCreationException("Error 0100: syntax error at '" + token + "'"); try { token = tokenIterator.next(); if (!token.matches(WHITE_SPACE)) throw new CommandCreationException("Error 0100: syntax error at '" + token + "'"); token = tokenIterator.next(); if (token.matches(A_WORD)) { cursorName = token; logger.debug("Cursor name is " + cursorName); } else { throw new CommandCreationException("Error 0100: syntax error at '" + token + "'"); } // check if the command correctly ends in a semicolon if (tokenIterator.hasNext()) { token = tokenIterator.next(); if (token.matches(WHITE_SPACE)) { token = tokenIterator.next(); } if (!token.equals(";")) { throw new CommandCreationException("Error 0100: syntax error at '" + token + "'"); } } else { throw new CommandCreationException("Error 0100: syntax error at '\n'"); } } catch (NoSuchElementException e) { /* * if we get here... we run out of tokens prematurely... Our job now * is to walk backwards to find the last non space tokens and throw * an exception saying that there is an syntax error at that point. */ /* * look for the last offending command block that is not a series of * whitespaces. */ token = tokenIterator.previous(); while (token.matches(WHITE_SPACE)) { token = tokenIterator.previous(); } logger.debug("Premature end of token list detected."); throw new CommandCreationException("Error 0100: syntax error at '" + token + "'"); } if (!tmsr.getCursorCommandRegistry().containsKey(cursorName)) { throw new CommandCreationException("Error 0100: DELETE: Cursor does not exist\n"); } } @Override public ArrayList<Object> execute() { logger.debug("Removing cursor '" + cursorName + "'"); tmsr.getCursorCommandRegistry().remove(cursorName); ArrayList<Object> retVal = new ArrayList<Object>(); /* * there must be a blank line at the end.. even if we didn't send * something useful back. * * When the messages are formated for return (in * ThingMagicRQLCommandFormatter) a new line is appended to each string * even if it is an empty string. */ // place holder for newline. retVal.add(""); return retVal; } @Override public String toCommandString() { // TODO Auto-generated method stub return command; } }