tripwire-open-source/src/db/hierdbnode.h

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///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// hierdbnode.h
//
// these classes are used by cHierDatabase as the nodes in the hierarchy
//
#ifndef __HIERDBNODE_H
#define __HIERDBNODE_H
#ifndef __TYPES_H
#include "types.h"
#endif
#ifndef __ARCHIVE_H
#include "archive.h"
#endif
///////////////////////////
// BIG TODO -- I need to change all of these strings to be wchar_t instead of TSTRINGS
// Also, they should serialize themselves in a platform-neutral byte order
///////////////////////////
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// cHierNode -- the base class for all other nodes; this class contains type
// information
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
class cHierNode
{
public:
enum Type
{
TYPE_INVALID = -1,
TYPE_MIN = 0,
TYPE_ROOT = 1,
TYPE_ENTRY,
TYPE_ARRAY,
TYPE_ARRAY_INFO,
TYPE_MAX
};
explicit cHierNode(Type type = TYPE_INVALID) : mType(type)
{
}
virtual ~cHierNode()
{
}
int32_t mType;
/////////////////////////////////////////
// methods to override
/////////////////////////////////////////
virtual int32_t CalcArchiveSize() const
{
return (sizeof(mType));
}
// this method should return the amount of space that this class will take up in an archive
// derived classes should override this if they have any data members that will be stored
// with Read() or Write()
virtual void Write(cArchive& arch) const //throw(eArchive)
{
arch.WriteInt32(mType);
}
virtual void Read(cArchive& arch) //throw(eArchive)
{
arch.ReadInt32(mType);
//
// do a rudimentary integrity check...
//
if ((mType <= TYPE_MIN) || (mType >= TYPE_MAX))
{
ASSERT(false);
throw eArchiveFormat(_T("Invalid type encountered in cHierNode::Read"));
}
}
// these methods read and write the class to an archive. We had better be sure that
// we don't write more than we said we would in CalcArchiveSize() !
};
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// cHierAddr -- the "address" of different items in the hierarchy
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
class cHierAddr
{
public:
int32_t mBlockNum;
int32_t mIndex;
cHierAddr(int32_t block = -1, int32_t index = -1) : mBlockNum(block), mIndex(index)
{
}
bool IsNull() const
{
return (mBlockNum == -1);
}
// returns true if the address points to "null" (ie -- no valid address)
bool operator==(const cHierAddr& rhs) const
{
return ((mBlockNum == rhs.mBlockNum) && (mIndex == rhs.mIndex));
}
/////////////////////////////////////////////////
// serialization methods
/////////////////////////////////////////////////
int32_t CalcArchiveSize() const
{
return (sizeof(mBlockNum) + sizeof(mIndex));
}
void Write(cArchive& arch) const //throw(eArchive)
{
arch.WriteInt32(mBlockNum);
arch.WriteInt32(mIndex);
}
void Read(cArchive& arch) //throw(eArchive)
{
arch.ReadInt32(mBlockNum);
arch.ReadInt32(mIndex);
}
};
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// cHierRoot -- the root of the hierarchy; you can always count on this being
// at (0, 0)
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
class cHierRoot : public cHierNode
{
public:
cHierRoot() : cHierNode(TYPE_ROOT), mbCaseSensitive(true), mDelimitingChar('/')
{
}
cHierAddr mChild; // points to a cHierArray or an invalid address
bool mbCaseSensitive; // determines the case-sensitiveness of lookups, ordering, etc.
TCHAR mDelimitingChar; // the delimiting character; this is used when displaying a path to the user
/////////////////////////////////////////////////
// serialization methods
/////////////////////////////////////////////////
virtual int32_t CalcArchiveSize() const
{
return (cHierNode::CalcArchiveSize() + mChild.CalcArchiveSize());
}
virtual void Write(cArchive& arch) const //throw(eArchive)
{
cHierNode::Write(arch);
mChild.Write(arch);
arch.WriteInt32(mbCaseSensitive ? 1 : 0);
TSTRING dc(&mDelimitingChar, 1);
arch.WriteString(dc);
}
virtual void Read(cArchive& arch) //throw(eArchive)
{
cHierNode::Read(arch);
//
// make sure the type is correct
//
if (mType != TYPE_ROOT)
{
ASSERT(false);
throw eArchiveFormat(_T("Invalid type encountered; expected ROOT node"));
}
mChild.Read(arch);
int32_t cs;
arch.ReadInt32(cs);
mbCaseSensitive = cs ? true : false;
TSTRING dc;
arch.ReadString(dc);
if (dc.length() != 1)
{
ASSERT(false);
throw eArchiveFormat(_T("Read of the root node failed; invalid delimiting character."));
}
mDelimitingChar = dc[0];
}
};
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// cHierEntry -- an entry that contains a name and points to some data
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
class cHierEntry : public cHierNode
{
public:
cHierEntry() : cHierNode(TYPE_ENTRY)
{
}
TSTRING mName; // TODO -- change this to a wchar_t string
cHierAddr mData;
cHierAddr mChild; // points to a cHierArray or an invalid address
cHierAddr mNext; // the next peer entry in the linked list, or Null() if done
/////////////////////////////////////////////////
// serialization methods
/////////////////////////////////////////////////
virtual int32_t CalcArchiveSize() const
{
return (cHierNode::CalcArchiveSize() + mChild.CalcArchiveSize() + mData.CalcArchiveSize() +
cArchive::GetStorageSize(mName) + mNext.CalcArchiveSize());
}
virtual void Write(cArchive& arch) const //throw(eArchive)
{
cHierNode::Write(arch);
arch.WriteString(mName);
mChild.Write(arch);
mData.Write(arch);
mNext.Write(arch);
}
virtual void Read(cArchive& arch) //throw(eArchive)
{
cHierNode::Read(arch);
//
// make sure the type is correct
//
if (mType != TYPE_ENTRY)
{
ASSERT(false);
throw eArchiveFormat(_T("Invalid type encountered; expected ENTRY node"));
}
arch.ReadString(mName);
mChild.Read(arch);
mData.Read(arch);
mNext.Read(arch);
}
};
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// cHierArrayInfo -- constant-size struct that contains information about an array
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
class cHierArrayInfo : public cHierNode
{
public:
cHierArrayInfo() : cHierNode(TYPE_ARRAY_INFO)
{
}
cHierAddr mParent; // points to a cHierArrayInfo or cHierRoot
cHierAddr mArray; // points to cHierEntryArray
/////////////////////////////////////////////////
// serialization methods
/////////////////////////////////////////////////
virtual int32_t CalcArchiveSize() const
{
return (cHierNode::CalcArchiveSize() + mParent.CalcArchiveSize() + mArray.CalcArchiveSize());
}
virtual void Write(cArchive& arch) const //throw(eArchive)
{
cHierNode::Write(arch);
mParent.Write(arch);
mArray.Write(arch);
}
virtual void Read(cArchive& arch) //throw(eArchive)
{
cHierNode::Read(arch);
//
// make sure the type is correct
//
if (mType != TYPE_ARRAY_INFO)
{
ASSERT(false);
throw eArchiveFormat(_T("Invalid type encountered; expected TYPE_ARRAY_INFO node"));
}
mParent.Read(arch);
mArray.Read(arch);
}
};
#endif //__HIERDBNODE_H