Show XML parsing errors when using IO as input.

Previously this wouldn't display anything due to the IO object being exhausted.
To fix this the input has to be wound back to the start, which means re-reading
it. Sadly I can't think of a way around this that doesn't require buffering
lines while parsing them (which massively increases memory usage).
This commit is contained in:
Yorick Peterse 2014-09-03 22:52:59 +02:00
parent d67f43508d
commit dc5874f5aa
2 changed files with 39 additions and 21 deletions

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@ -228,31 +228,35 @@ end
# @raise [Racc::ParseError]
#
def on_error(type, value, stack)
name = token_to_str(type)
index = @line - 1
lines = @data.each_line.to_a
code = ''
name = token_to_str(type)
index = @line - 1
index_range = (index - 5)..(index + 5)
code = ''
# For IO we sadly have to re-read the input :<
if @data.respond_to?(:rewind)
@data.rewind
end
# Show up to 5 lines before and after the offending line (if they exist).
(-5..5).each do |offset|
line = lines[index + offset]
number = @line + offset
@data.each_line.with_index do |line, line_index|
next unless index_range.cover?(line_index)
if line and number > 0
if offset == 0
prefix = '=> '
else
prefix = ' '
end
number = line_index + 1
line = line.strip
if line.length > 80
line = line[0..79] + ' (more)'
end
code << "#{prefix}#{number}: #{line}\n"
if line_index == index
prefix = '=> '
else
prefix = ' '
end
line = line.strip
if line.length > 80
line = line[0..79] + ' (more)'
end
code << "#{prefix}#{number}: #{line}\n"
end
raise Racc::ParseError, <<-EOF.strip

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@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ describe Oga::XML::Parser do
expect { parse(@invalid_xml) }.to raise_error(Racc::ParseError)
end
example 'display a more meaningful error message' do
example 'include the offending input when using String as input' do
# Racc basically reports errors at the last moment instead of where they
# *actually* occur.
partial = <<-EOF.strip
@ -29,5 +29,19 @@ describe Oga::XML::Parser do
parse_error(@invalid_xml).should =~ /#{partial}/
end
example 'include the offending input when using IO as input' do
# Racc basically reports errors at the last moment instead of where they
# *actually* occur.
partial = <<-EOF.strip
1. <person>
2. <name>Alice</name>
3. <age>25
4. <nationality>Dutch</nationality>
=> 5. </person>
EOF
parse_error(StringIO.new(@invalid_xml)).should =~ /#{partial}/
end
end
end