settings-0.3.0.0: src/Data/Settings/Route.hs
{- This file is part of settings.
-
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-}
module Data.Settings.Route
( parseRoute
, parseRoute'
, showRoute
, showRoute'
)
where
import Data.Settings.Types
import qualified Data.Text as T
-- | Split a path string into its components, if it's a valid path
-- syntactically.
parseRoute :: OptPath -> Maybe OptRoute
parseRoute = parseRoute' '\\' '.'
-- | Like 'parseRoute', but allows to choose the escape character (e.g. @'\'@)
-- and the path separator character (e.g. @'.'@).
parseRoute' :: Char -> Char -> OptPath -> Maybe OptRoute
parseRoute' esc sep = f [] T.empty
where
{-f [] "" "" = Just []
f route "" "" = Nothing
f route part "" = Just $ reverse $ part : route
f route part [c]
| c == esc = Nothing
| c == sep = Nothing
| otherwise = f route (part `T.snoc` c) ""
f route part (a:r@(b:s))
| a == esc && b == esc = f route (part `T.snoc` esc) s
| a == esc && b == sep = f route (part `T.snoc` sep) s
| a == esc = Nothing
| a == sep = f (part : route) "" r
| otherwise = f route (part `T.snoc` a) r
-}
f route part path =
case T.uncons path of
Nothing ->
if T.null part
then if null route then Just [] else Nothing
else Just $ reverse $ part : route
Just (a, r) ->
case T.uncons r of
Nothing
| a == esc -> Nothing
| a == sep -> Nothing
| otherwise -> f route (part `T.snoc` a) T.empty
Just (b, s)
| a == esc && b == esc -> f route (part `T.snoc` esc) s
| a == esc && b == sep -> f route (part `T.snoc` sep) s
| a == esc -> Nothing
| a == sep -> f (part : route) T.empty r
| otherwise -> f route (part `T.snoc` a) r
-- | Create a string representation of a path, with the parts separated by
-- periods, and literal periods escaped using backslashes.
showRoute :: OptRoute -> OptPath
showRoute = showRoute' '\\' '.'
-- | Like 'showRoute', but allows to choose the escape character (e.g. @'\\'@)
-- and the path separator character (e.g. @'.'@).
showRoute' :: Char -> Char -> OptRoute -> OptPath
showRoute' esc sep = T.intercalate (T.singleton sep) . map escape
where
escape = T.foldl f T.empty
f s c
| c == esc = s `T.snoc` esc `T.snoc` esc
| c == sep = s `T.snoc` esc `T.snoc` sep
| otherwise = s `T.snoc` c