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// Licensed to the .NET Foundation under one or more agreements. // The .NET Foundation licenses this file to you under the MIT license. using System.Collections.ObjectModel; using System.Collections.Specialized; using System.Xml; using System.Xml.Schema; using System.Xml.Serialization; using MS.Internal; using MS.Internal.Annotations; namespace System.Windows.Annotations { /// <summary> /// ContentLocatorBase contains an ordered set of ContentLocatorParts which each identify /// a piece of content within a certain context. Resolving one part /// provides the context to resolve the next part. Locators are used /// to refer to external data in a structured way. /// </summary> [XmlRoot(Namespace = AnnotationXmlConstants.Namespaces.CoreSchemaNamespace, ElementName = AnnotationXmlConstants.Elements.ContentLocator)] public sealed class ContentLocator : ContentLocatorBase, IXmlSerializable { //------------------------------------------------------ // // Constructors // //------------------------------------------------------ #region Constructors /// <summary> /// Creates an instance of ContentLocator. /// </summary> public ContentLocator() { _parts = new AnnotationObservableCollection<ContentLocatorPart>(); _parts.CollectionChanged += OnCollectionChanged; } #endregion Constructors //------------------------------------------------------ // // Public Methods // //------------------------------------------------------ #region Public Methods /// <summary> /// Determines if this list begins with the ContentLocatorParts that /// make up matchList. All ContentLocatorParts in matchList must /// be present and in the same order in this list for /// true to be returned. /// </summary> /// <param name="locator">the list to compare with</param> /// <returns> /// true if this list begins with the ContentLocatorParts in locator; /// false otherwise. If locator is longer than this locator, will /// return false as well. /// </returns> /// <exception cref="ArgumentNullException">locator is null</exception> public bool StartsWith(ContentLocator locator) { ArgumentNullException.ThrowIfNull(locator); Invariant.Assert(locator.Parts != null, "Locator has null Parts property."); // If this locator is shorter than matchList, then this can't contain matchList. if (this.Parts.Count < locator.Parts.Count) { return false; } for (int locatorPartIndex = 0; locatorPartIndex < locator.Parts.Count; locatorPartIndex++) { ContentLocatorPart left = locator.Parts[locatorPartIndex]; ContentLocatorPart right = this.Parts[locatorPartIndex]; // ContentLocator parts can be null so check for that case here if (left == null && right != null) { return false; } if (!left.Matches(right)) { return false; } } return true; } /// <summary> /// Creates a deep copy of this list. A new list with a clone of /// every ContentLocatorPart in this list, in the same order, is returned. /// Never returns null. /// </summary> /// <returns>a deep copy of this list</returns> public override Object Clone() { ContentLocator clone = new ContentLocator(); ContentLocatorPart newPart = null; foreach (ContentLocatorPart part in this.Parts) { if (part != null) newPart = (ContentLocatorPart)part.Clone(); else newPart = null; clone.Parts.Add(newPart); } return clone; } #region IXmlSerializable Implementation /// <summary> /// Returns the null. The annotations schema can be found at /// http://schemas.microsoft.com/windows/annotations/2003/11/core. /// </summary> public XmlSchema GetSchema() { return null; } /// <summary> /// Writes the internal data for this ContentLocator to the writer. This /// method is used by an XmlSerializer to serialize a ContentLocator. Don't /// use this method directly, to serialize a ContentLocator to Xml, use an /// XmlSerializer. /// </summary> /// <param name="writer">the writer to write internal data to</param> /// <exception cref="ArgumentNullException">writer is null</exception> public void WriteXml(XmlWriter writer) { ArgumentNullException.ThrowIfNull(writer); string prefix = writer.LookupPrefix(AnnotationXmlConstants.Namespaces.CoreSchemaNamespace); if (prefix == null) { writer.WriteAttributeString(AnnotationXmlConstants.Prefixes.XmlnsPrefix, AnnotationXmlConstants.Prefixes.CoreSchemaPrefix, null, AnnotationXmlConstants.Namespaces.CoreSchemaNamespace); } prefix = writer.LookupPrefix(AnnotationXmlConstants.Namespaces.BaseSchemaNamespace); if (prefix == null) { writer.WriteAttributeString(AnnotationXmlConstants.Prefixes.XmlnsPrefix, AnnotationXmlConstants.Prefixes.BaseSchemaPrefix, null, AnnotationXmlConstants.Namespaces.BaseSchemaNamespace); } // Write each ContentLocatorPart as its own element foreach (ContentLocatorPart part in _parts) { prefix = writer.LookupPrefix(part.PartType.Namespace); if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(prefix)) { prefix = "tmp"; } // ContentLocatorParts cannot write themselves out becuase the element // name is based on the part's type. The ContentLocatorPart instance // has no way (through normal serialization) to change the element // name it writes out at runtime. writer.WriteStartElement(prefix, part.PartType.Name, part.PartType.Namespace); // Each name/value pair for the ContentLocatorPart becomes an attribute foreach (KeyValuePair<string, string> pair in part.NameValuePairs) { writer.WriteStartElement(AnnotationXmlConstants.Elements.Item, AnnotationXmlConstants.Namespaces.CoreSchemaNamespace); writer.WriteAttributeString(AnnotationXmlConstants.Attributes.ItemName, pair.Key); writer.WriteAttributeString(AnnotationXmlConstants.Attributes.ItemValue, pair.Value); writer.WriteEndElement(); } writer.WriteEndElement(); } } /// <summary> /// Reads the internal data for this ContentLocator from the reader. This /// method is used by an XmlSerializer to deserialize a ContentLocator. Don't /// use this method directly, to deserialize a ContentLocator from Xml, use an /// XmlSerializer. /// </summary> /// <param name="reader">the reader to read internal data from</param> /// <exception cref="ArgumentNullException">reader is null</exception> public void ReadXml(XmlReader reader) { ArgumentNullException.ThrowIfNull(reader); // We expect no attributes on a "ContentLocator", // so throw using the name of one of the unexpected attributes Annotation.CheckForNonNamespaceAttribute(reader, AnnotationXmlConstants.Elements.ContentLocator); if (!reader.IsEmptyElement) { reader.Read(); // Reads the start of the "ContentLocator" element // ContentLocatorParts cannot write themselves out (see above). They could read // themselves in but instead of having write code in one place and read // code somewhere else - we keep it together in this class. while (!(AnnotationXmlConstants.Elements.ContentLocator == reader.LocalName && XmlNodeType.EndElement == reader.NodeType)) { if (XmlNodeType.Element != reader.NodeType) { throw new XmlException(SR.Format(SR.InvalidXmlContent, AnnotationXmlConstants.Elements.ContentLocator)); } ContentLocatorPart part = new ContentLocatorPart(new XmlQualifiedName(reader.LocalName, reader.NamespaceURI)); // Read each of the Item elements within the ContentLocatorPart if (!reader.IsEmptyElement) { // We expect no attributes on a locator part tag, // so throw using the name of one of the unexpected attributes Annotation.CheckForNonNamespaceAttribute(reader, part.PartType.Name); reader.Read(); // Read the start of the locator part tag while (!(XmlNodeType.EndElement == reader.NodeType && part.PartType.Name == reader.LocalName)) { if (AnnotationXmlConstants.Elements.Item == reader.LocalName && reader.NamespaceURI == AnnotationXmlConstants.Namespaces.CoreSchemaNamespace) { string name = null; string value = null; while (reader.MoveToNextAttribute()) { switch (reader.LocalName) { case AnnotationXmlConstants.Attributes.ItemName: name = reader.Value; break; case AnnotationXmlConstants.Attributes.ItemValue: value = reader.Value; break; default: if (!Annotation.IsNamespaceDeclaration(reader)) throw new XmlException(SR.Format(SR.UnexpectedAttribute, reader.LocalName, AnnotationXmlConstants.Elements.Item)); break; } } if (name == null) { throw new XmlException(SR.Format(SR.RequiredAttributeMissing, AnnotationXmlConstants.Attributes.ItemName, AnnotationXmlConstants.Elements.Item)); } if (value == null) { throw new XmlException(SR.Format(SR.RequiredAttributeMissing, AnnotationXmlConstants.Attributes.ItemValue, AnnotationXmlConstants.Elements.Item)); } reader.MoveToContent(); part.NameValuePairs.Add(name, value); bool isEmpty = reader.IsEmptyElement; reader.Read(); // Read the beginning of the complete Item tag if (!isEmpty) { if (!(XmlNodeType.EndElement == reader.NodeType && AnnotationXmlConstants.Elements.Item == reader.LocalName)) { // Should not contain any content, only attributes throw new XmlException(SR.Format(SR.InvalidXmlContent, AnnotationXmlConstants.Elements.Item)); } else { reader.Read(); // Read the end of the Item tag } } } else { // The locator part contains data other than just "Item" tags throw new XmlException(SR.Format(SR.InvalidXmlContent, part.PartType.Name)); } } } _parts.Add(part); reader.Read(); // Read the ContentLocatorPart element } } reader.Read(); // Reads the end of the "ContentLocator" element (or whole element if empty) } #endregion IXmlSerializable Implementation #endregion Public Methods //------------------------------------------------------ // // Public Operators // //------------------------------------------------------ //------------------------------------------------------ // // Public Events // //------------------------------------------------------ //------------------------------------------------------ // // Public Properties // //------------------------------------------------------ #region Public Properties /// <summary> /// /// </summary> public Collection<ContentLocatorPart> Parts { get { return _parts; } } #endregion Public Properties //------------------------------------------------------ // // Internal Methods // //------------------------------------------------------ #region InternalMethods /// <summary> /// Creates the dot product of this ContentLocator and the list of /// ContentLocatorParts. The result is n Locators where n is the number of /// ContentLocatorParts passed in. /// One of the resulting Locators is this ContentLocator. If there are no /// additional ContentLocatorParts a list with just this ContentLocator (unmodified) /// is returned. /// </summary> /// <param name="additionalLocatorParts">array of ContentLocatorParts</param> /// <returns>array of Locators (one for each additional ContentLocatorPart)</returns> internal IList<ContentLocatorBase> DotProduct(IList<ContentLocatorPart> additionalLocatorParts) { List<ContentLocatorBase> results = null; // If there aren't any additional locator parts - this is basically a no-op if (additionalLocatorParts == null || additionalLocatorParts.Count == 0) { results = new List<ContentLocatorBase>(1); results.Add(this); } else { results = new List<ContentLocatorBase>(additionalLocatorParts.Count); for (int i = 1; i < additionalLocatorParts.Count; i++) { ContentLocator loc = (ContentLocator)this.Clone(); loc.Parts.Add(additionalLocatorParts[i]); results.Add(loc); } this.Parts.Add(additionalLocatorParts[0]); results.Insert(0, this); } return results; } /// <summary> /// Merges this ContentLocator with a ContentLocatorBase. If other is a /// ContentLocatorGroup, each of its Locators are added to clones of /// this ContentLocatorBase and are added to a new ContentLocatorGroup which is /// returned. If other is a ContentLocatorBase, its appended to this /// ContentLocatorBase and this ContentLocatorBase is returned. /// Both operation modify this ContentLocatorBase. /// </summary> /// <param name="other">the ContentLocatorBase to merge with</param> /// <returns>a ContentLocatorBase containing the final merged product</returns> internal override ContentLocatorBase Merge(ContentLocatorBase other) { if (other == null) return this; ContentLocatorGroup locatorGroup = other as ContentLocatorGroup; if (locatorGroup != null) { ContentLocatorGroup newGroup = new ContentLocatorGroup(); ContentLocator temp = null; // Create n-1 clones of this LPS and append all but one // LPSs in the set to the clones, adding the clones to a // new ContentLocatorGroup foreach (ContentLocator loc in locatorGroup.Locators) { if (temp == null) { temp = loc; } else { ContentLocator clone = (ContentLocator)this.Clone(); clone.Append(loc); newGroup.Locators.Add(clone); } } // Finally, add the remaining LPS in the set to this LPS // and add this to the new ContentLocatorGroup if (temp != null) { this.Append(temp); newGroup.Locators.Add(this); } if (newGroup.Locators.Count == 0) return this; else return newGroup; } else { // Safe cast - ContentLocator only has two subclasses this.Append((ContentLocator)other); return this; } } /// <summary> /// Appends a ContentLocator to this ContentLocator. The passed in /// ContentLocator is not modified in anyway. Its ContentLocatorParts are cloned. /// </summary> /// <param name="other">locator to append</param> internal void Append(ContentLocator other) { Invariant.Assert(other != null, "Parameter 'other' is null."); foreach(ContentLocatorPart part in other.Parts) { this.Parts.Add((ContentLocatorPart)part.Clone()); } } #endregion Internal Methods //------------------------------------------------------ // // Private Methods // //------------------------------------------------------ #region Private Methods /// <summary> /// Listens for change events from the list of parts. Fires a change event /// for this ContentLocator when an event is received. /// </summary> private void OnCollectionChanged(object sender, NotifyCollectionChangedEventArgs e) { FireLocatorChanged("Parts"); } #endregion Private Methods //------------------------------------------------------ // // Private Fields // //------------------------------------------------------ #region Private Fields /// <summary> /// List of ContentLocatorParts in this locator. /// </summary> private AnnotationObservableCollection<ContentLocatorPart> _parts; #endregion Private Fields } }