hxt-expat-9.1.0: examples/hparser/HXmlParser.hs
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{- |
Module : HXmlParser
Copyright : Copyright (C) 2005-2010 Uwe Schmidt
License : MIT
Maintainer : Uwe Schmidt
Maintainer : uwe@fh-wedel.de
Stability : experimental
Portability: portable
HXmlParser - Validating XML Parser of the Haskell XML Toolbox
XML well-formed checker and validator.
this program may be used as example main program for the
arrow API of the Haskell XML Toolbox
commandline parameter evaluation and
and return code is the most complicated part
of this example application
-}
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module Main
where
import Text.XML.HXT.Core -- import all stuff for parsing, validating, and transforming XML
import Text.XML.HXT.Expat -- import Expat parser
import Text.XML.HXT.Arrow.XmlState.TypeDefs
import System.IO -- import the IO and commandline option stuff
import System.Environment
import System.Console.GetOpt
import System.Exit
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-- |
-- the main program of the Haskell XML Validating Parser
main :: IO ()
main
= do
argv <- getArgs -- get the commandline arguments
(al, src) <- cmdlineOpts argv -- and evaluate them, return a key-value list
[rc] <- runX (parser al src) -- run the parser arrow
exitProg (rc >= c_err) -- set return code and terminate
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exitProg :: Bool -> IO a
exitProg True = exitWith (ExitFailure (-1))
exitProg False = exitWith ExitSuccess
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-- |
-- the /real/ main program
--
-- get wellformed document, validates document, propagates and check namespaces
-- and controls output
parser :: SysConfigList -> String -> IOSArrow b Int
parser config src
= configSysVars ((withExpat True) : config) -- set expat parser
>>>
readDocument (withTrace 2 : config) src
>>>
( ( traceMsg 1 "start processing document"
>>>
processDocument $< getSysAttr "action"
>>>
traceMsg 1 "document processing finished"
)
`when`
documentStatusOk
)
>>>
traceSource
>>>
traceTree
>>>
issueExpatErr -- this is only of interest when parsing is done lazily, with "withExpat False" config
>>>
( ( writeDocument [] $< getSysAttr "output-file" )
`whenNot`
( getSysAttr "no-output" >>> isA (== "1") )
)
>>>
getErrStatus
-- simple example of a processing arrow, selected by a command line option
processDocument :: String -> IOSArrow XmlTree XmlTree
processDocument "only-text"
= traceMsg 1 "selecting plain text"
>>>
processChildren (deep isText)
processDocument "indent"
= traceMsg 1 "indent document"
>>>
indentDoc
processDocument "show-tree"
= traceMsg 1 "show-tree document"
>>>
writeDocument [withShowTree yes] ""
processDocument _action
= traceMsg 1 "default action: do nothing"
>>>
this
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--
-- the options definition part
-- see doc for System.Console.GetOpt
progName :: String
progName = "HXmlParser"
options :: [OptDescr SysConfig]
options
= generalOptions
++
inputOptions
++
outputOptions
++
[ Option "q" ["no-output"] (NoArg $ withSysAttr "no-output" "1") "no output of resulting document"
, Option "x" ["action"] (ReqArg (withSysAttr "action") "ACTION") "actions are: only-text, indent, no-op"
, Option "Z" ["lazy"] (NoArg $ withExpat False ) "errors are not checked during parse"
, Option "N" ["not-lazy"] (NoArg $ withExpat True ) "errors are checked during parse"
]
++
showOptions
usage :: [String] -> IO a
usage errl
| null errl
= do
hPutStrLn stdout use
exitProg False
| otherwise
= do
hPutStrLn stderr (concat errl ++ "\n" ++ use)
exitProg True
where
header = "HXmlParser - Validating XML Parser of the Haskell XML Toolbox with Arrow Interface\n" ++
"XML well-formed checker, DTD validator, Relax NG validator.\n\n" ++
"Usage: " ++ progName ++ " [OPTION...] [URI or FILE]"
use = usageInfo header options
cmdlineOpts :: [String] -> IO (SysConfigList, String)
cmdlineOpts argv
= case (getOpt Permute options argv) of
(scfg,n,[])
-> do
sa <- src n
help (getConfigAttr a_help scfg) sa
return (scfg, sa)
(_,_,errs)
-> usage errs
where
src [] = return []
src [uri] = return uri
src _ = usage ["only one input uri or file allowed\n"]
help "1" _ = usage []
help _ [] = usage ["no input uri or file given\n"]
help _ _ = return ()
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