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author | Tony Garnock-Jones <tonyg@lshift.net> | 2008-10-31 11:07:23 +0000 |
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committer | Tony Garnock-Jones <tonyg@lshift.net> | 2008-10-31 11:07:23 +0000 |
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return False - - def _readNull(self): - self._assertNext('n', "null") - self._assertNext('u', "null") - self._assertNext('l', "null") - self._assertNext('l', "null") - return None - - def _assertNext(self, ch, target): - if self._next() != ch: - raise ReadException, "Trying to read %s: '%s'" % (target, self._generator.all()) - - def _readNumber(self): - isfloat = False - result = self._next() - peek = self._peek() - while peek is not None and (peek.isdigit() or peek == "."): - isfloat = isfloat or peek == "." - result = result + self._next() - peek = self._peek() - try: - if isfloat: - return float(result) - else: - return int(result) - except ValueError: - raise ReadException, "Not a valid JSON number: '%s'" % result - - def _readString(self): - result = "" - assert self._next() == '"' - try: - while self._peek() != '"': - ch = self._next() - if ch == "\\": - ch = self._next() - if ch in 'brnft': - ch = self.escapes[ch] - elif ch == "u": - ch4096 = self._next() - ch256 = self._next() - ch16 = self._next() - ch1 = self._next() - n = 4096 * self._hexDigitToInt(ch4096) - n += 256 * self._hexDigitToInt(ch256) - n += 16 * self._hexDigitToInt(ch16) - n += self._hexDigitToInt(ch1) - ch = unichr(n) - elif ch not in '"/\\': - raise ReadException, "Not a valid escaped JSON character: '%s' in %s" % (ch, self._generator.all()) - result = result + ch - except StopIteration: - raise ReadException, "Not a valid JSON string: '%s'" % self._generator.all() - assert self._next() == '"' - return result - - def _hexDigitToInt(self, ch): - try: - result = self.hex_digits[ch.upper()] - except KeyError: - try: - result = int(ch) - except ValueError: - raise ReadException, "The character %s is not a hex digit." % ch - return result - - def _readComment(self): - assert self._next() == "/" - second = self._next() - if second == "/": - self._readDoubleSolidusComment() - elif second == '*': - self._readCStyleComment() - else: - raise ReadException, "Not a valid JSON comment: %s" % self._generator.all() - - def _readCStyleComment(self): - try: - done = False - while not done: - ch = self._next() - done = (ch == "*" and self._peek() == "/") - if not done and ch == "/" and self._peek() == "*": - raise ReadException, "Not a valid JSON comment: %s, '/*' cannot be embedded in the comment." % self._generator.all() - self._next() - except StopIteration: - raise ReadException, "Not a valid JSON comment: %s, expected */" % self._generator.all() - - def _readDoubleSolidusComment(self): - try: - ch = self._next() - while ch != "\r" and ch != "\n": - ch = self._next() - except StopIteration: - pass - - def _readArray(self): - result = [] - assert self._next() == '[' - done = self._peek() == ']' - while not done: - item = self._read() - result.append(item) - self._eatWhitespace() - done = self._peek() == ']' - if not done: - ch = self._next() - if ch != ",": - raise ReadException, "Not a valid JSON array: '%s' due to: '%s'" % (self._generator.all(), ch) - assert ']' == self._next() - return result - - def _readObject(self): - result = {} - assert self._next() == '{' - done = self._peek() == '}' - while not done: - key = self._read() - if type(key) is not types.StringType: - raise ReadException, "Not a valid JSON object key (should be a string): %s" % key - self._eatWhitespace() - ch = self._next() - if ch != ":": - raise ReadException, "Not a valid JSON object: '%s' due to: '%s'" % (self._generator.all(), ch) - self._eatWhitespace() - val = self._read() - result[key] = val - self._eatWhitespace() - done = self._peek() == '}' - if not done: - ch = self._next() - if ch != ",": - raise ReadException, "Not a valid JSON array: '%s' due to: '%s'" % (self._generator.all(), ch) - assert self._next() == "}" - return result - - def _eatWhitespace(self): - p = self._peek() - while p is not None and p in string.whitespace or p == '/': - if p == '/': - self._readComment() - else: - self._next() - p = self._peek() - - def _peek(self): - return self._generator.peek() - - def _next(self): - return self._generator.next() - -class JsonWriter(object): - - def _append(self, s): - self._results.append(s) - - def write(self, obj, escaped_forward_slash=False): - self._escaped_forward_slash = escaped_forward_slash - self._results = [] - self._write(obj) - return "".join(self._results) - - def _write(self, obj): - ty = type(obj) - if ty is types.DictType: - n = len(obj) - self._append("{") - for k, v in obj.items(): - self._write(k) - self._append(":") - self._write(v) - n = n - 1 - if n > 0: - self._append(",") - self._append("}") - elif ty is types.ListType or ty is types.TupleType: - n = len(obj) - self._append("[") - for item in obj: - self._write(item) - n = n - 1 - if n > 0: - self._append(",") - self._append("]") - elif ty is types.StringType or ty is types.UnicodeType: - self._append('"') - obj = obj.replace('\\', r'\\') - if self._escaped_forward_slash: - obj = obj.replace('/', r'\/') - obj = obj.replace('"', r'\"') - obj = obj.replace('\b', r'\b') - obj = obj.replace('\f', r'\f') - obj = obj.replace('\n', r'\n') - obj = obj.replace('\r', r'\r') - obj = obj.replace('\t', r'\t') - self._append(obj) - self._append('"') - elif ty is types.IntType or ty is types.LongType: - self._append(str(obj)) - elif ty is types.FloatType: - self._append("%f" % obj) - elif obj is True: - self._append("true") - elif obj is False: - self._append("false") - elif obj is None: - self._append("null") - else: - raise WriteException, "Cannot write in JSON: %s" % repr(obj) - -def write(obj, escaped_forward_slash=False): - return JsonWriter().write(obj, escaped_forward_slash) - -def read(s): - return JsonReader().read(s) |