Module: Udat
- Defined in:
- lib/udat.rb
Overview
Copyright © 2007 FlexiGuided GmbH, Berlin
Author: Jan Behrens
Website: www.flexiguided.de/publications.udat.en.html
This module provides data structures to represent nodes of UDAT documents, a data format offering a generic basis for data storage and transmission, while being both easily readable by humans and machines. The format is comparable to formats like XML or YAML, but due to its simplicity is much more easy to parse.
UDAT documents can be generated by converting an Object to a Udat::Node, by calling Object#to_udat, and then encoding them by calling Udat::Node#encode.
UDAT documents can be parsed by calling String#parse_udat.
There are methods providing useful IO functions for UDAT documents: IO#read_udat, IO#write_udat, Udat::Node#rpc and Udat.run_rpc_server.
Defined Under Namespace
Modules: Demo Classes: Collection, Node, ParseError, Scalar, UdatIndexError, UdatPropertyMismatch, UdatTagMismatch, UdatTypeMismatch
Constant Summary collapse
- AnyTag =
Special argument used as an argument default, do not use it directly.
Object.new
Class Method Summary collapse
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.escape_string(string) ⇒ Object
Returns an escaped version of a string, where backslashes are preceding certain reserved characters.
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.run_rpc_server(listen_on, timeout = 180) ⇒ Object
Waits in an endless loop for incoming connections and runs a new thread for each incoming connection, reads and parses UDAT objects, passes them each to a given block (by calling yield) and writes the result of the called block in form of an encoded UDAT object back to the socket.
Class Method Details
.escape_string(string) ⇒ Object
Returns an escaped version of a string, where backslashes are preceding certain reserved characters.
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# File 'lib/udat.rb', line 54 def escape_string(string) string.to_s.gsub /([<>\[\]|~\\])/, "\\\\\\1" end |
.run_rpc_server(listen_on, timeout = 180) ⇒ Object
Waits in an endless loop for incoming connections and runs a new thread for each incoming connection, reads and parses UDAT objects, passes them each to a given block (by calling yield) and writes the result of the called block in form of an encoded UDAT object back to the socket. If the argument “listen_on” is an Integer, it is used as a TCP port number, if the argument is a String, the port being listened on will be determined by a DNS look-up of an _udat-rpc._tcp SRV record. In both cases the TCP socket is bound to all interfaces. Alternatively “listen_on” may be a non Integer object, supplying an “accept” method like TCPServer or UNIXServer, which returns a socket for each incoming connection.
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# File 'lib/udat.rb', line 1103 def run_rpc_server(listen_on, timeout = 180) unless block_given? raise ArgumentError, "No block given for Udat::run_rpc_server call." end if listen_on.kind_of? String Resolv::DNS.open do |dns| srv_rr = dns.getresource( "_udat-rpc._tcp.#{listen_on}", Resolv::DNS::Resource::IN::SRV ) listen_on = srv_rr.port.to_i end end new_server = nil begin if listen_on.kind_of? Integer new_server = TCPServer.new(listen_on) server = new_server elsif listen_on.respond_to? :accept server = listen_on elsif listen_on.respond_to? :to_int new_server = TCPServer.new(listen_on.to_int) server = new_server else raise ArgumentError, "Argument \"listen_on\" passed to Udat::run_rpc_server " << "is not an integer and has no \"accept\" or \"to_int\" method." end while true Thread.new(server.accept) do |socket| begin while true query = nil begin Timeout.timeout(timeout) do begin query = socket.read_udat rescue EOFError, ParseError break end end rescue Timeout::Error end break unless query socket.write_udat(yield(query)) end ensure socket.close end end end ensure new_server.close if server end end |