zeek/src/RE.h

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// See the file "COPYING" in the main distribution directory for copyright.
#pragma once
#include <sys/types.h> // for u_char
#include <cctype>
#include <map>
#include <set>
#include <string>
#include <string_view>
#include "zeek/CCL.h"
#include "zeek/EquivClass.h"
#include "zeek/List.h"
using cce_func = int (*)(int);
// This method is automatically generated by flex and shouldn't be namespaced
extern int re_lex();
namespace zeek {
class String;
class RE_Matcher;
namespace detail {
class NFA_Machine;
class DFA_Machine;
class DFA_State;
class Specific_RE_Matcher;
class CCL;
extern bool case_insensitive;
extern bool re_single_line;
extern CCL* curr_ccl;
extern NFA_Machine* nfa;
extern Specific_RE_Matcher* rem;
extern const char* RE_parse_input;
extern int clower(int);
extern void synerr(const char str[]);
using AcceptIdx = int;
using AcceptingSet = std::set<AcceptIdx>;
using MatchPos = uint64_t;
using AcceptingMatchSet = std::map<AcceptIdx, MatchPos>;
using string_list = name_list;
enum match_type : uint8_t { MATCH_ANYWHERE, MATCH_EXACTLY };
// A "specific" RE matcher will match one type of pattern: either
// MATCH_ANYWHERE or MATCH_EXACTLY.
class Specific_RE_Matcher {
public:
explicit Specific_RE_Matcher(match_type mt, bool multiline = false);
~Specific_RE_Matcher();
void AddPat(const char* pat);
void MakeCaseInsensitive();
void MakeSingleLine();
void SetPat(const char* pat) { pattern_text = pat; }
bool Compile(bool lazy = false);
// The following is vestigial from flex's use of "{name}" definitions.
// It's here because at some point we may want to support such
// functionality.
std::string LookupDef(const std::string& def);
void InsertCCL(const char* txt, CCL* ccl) { ccl_dict[std::string(txt)] = ccl; }
int InsertCCL(CCL* ccl) {
ccl_list.push_back(ccl);
return ccl_list.length() - 1;
}
CCL* LookupCCL(const char* txt) {
const auto& iter = ccl_dict.find(std::string(txt));
if ( iter != ccl_dict.end() )
return iter->second;
return nullptr;
}
CCL* LookupCCL(int index) { return ccl_list[index]; }
CCL* AnyCCL(bool single_line_mode = false);
void ConvertCCLs();
bool MatchAll(const char* s);
bool MatchAll(const String* s);
bool MatchAll(std::string_view sv);
// Compiles a set of regular expressions simultaneously.
// 'idx' contains indices associated with the expressions.
// On matching, the set of indices is returned which correspond
// to the matching expressions. (idx must not contain zeros).
bool CompileSet(const string_list& set, const int_list& idx);
// For use with CompileSet() to collect indices of all matched
// expressions into the matches vector. The matches vector is
// populated with the indices of all matching expressions provided
// to CompileSet()'s set and idx arguments.
//
// Behaves as MatchAll(), consuming the complete input string.
bool MatchSet(const String* s, std::vector<AcceptIdx>& matches);
// As MatchSet() above, but taking a std::string_view.
bool MatchSet(std::string_view sv, std::vector<AcceptIdx>& matches);
// Returns the position in s just beyond where the first match
// occurs, or 0 if there is no such position in s. Note that
// if the pattern matches empty strings, matching continues
// in an attempt to match at least one character.
int Match(const char* s);
int Match(const String* s);
int Match(std::string_view sv);
int Match(const u_char* bv, int n);
int LongestMatch(const char* s);
int LongestMatch(const String* s);
int LongestMatch(std::string_view sv);
int LongestMatch(const u_char* bv, int n, bool bol = true, bool eol = true);
EquivClass* EC() { return &equiv_class; }
const char* PatternText() const { return pattern_text.c_str(); }
DFA_Machine* DFA() const { return dfa; }
void Dump(FILE* f);
protected:
void AddAnywherePat(const char* pat);
void AddExactPat(const char* pat);
// Used by the above. orig_fmt is the format to use when building
// up a new pattern_text from the given pattern; app_fmt is for when
// appending to an existing pattern_text.
void AddPat(const char* pat, const char* orig_fmt, const char* app_fmt);
bool MatchAll(const u_char* bv, int n, std::vector<AcceptIdx>* matches = nullptr);
match_type mt;
bool multiline;
std::string pattern_text;
std::map<std::string, std::string> defs;
std::map<std::string, CCL*> ccl_dict;
std::vector<char> modifiers;
PList<CCL> ccl_list;
EquivClass equiv_class;
int* ecs;
DFA_Machine* dfa;
AcceptingSet* accepted;
CCL* any_ccl;
CCL* single_line_ccl;
};
class RE_Match_State {
public:
explicit RE_Match_State(Specific_RE_Matcher* matcher) {
dfa = matcher->DFA() ? matcher->DFA() : nullptr;
ecs = matcher->EC()->EquivClasses();
current_pos = -1;
current_state = nullptr;
}
const AcceptingMatchSet& AcceptedMatches() const { return accepted_matches; }
// Returns the number of bytes fed into the matcher so far
int Length() { return current_pos; }
// Returns true if this inputs leads to at least one new match.
// If clear is true, starts matching over.
bool Match(const u_char* bv, int n, bool bol, bool eol, bool clear);
void Clear() {
current_pos = -1;
current_state = nullptr;
accepted_matches.clear();
}
void AddMatches(const AcceptingSet& as, MatchPos position);
protected:
DFA_Machine* dfa;
int* ecs;
AcceptingMatchSet accepted_matches;
DFA_State* current_state;
int current_pos;
};
extern RE_Matcher* RE_Matcher_conjunction(const RE_Matcher* re1, const RE_Matcher* re2);
extern RE_Matcher* RE_Matcher_disjunction(const RE_Matcher* re1, const RE_Matcher* re2);
} // namespace detail
class RE_Matcher final {
public:
RE_Matcher();
explicit RE_Matcher(const char* pat);
RE_Matcher(const char* exact_pat, const char* anywhere_pat);
~RE_Matcher();
void AddPat(const char* pat);
// Makes the matcher as specified to date case-insensitive.
void MakeCaseInsensitive();
bool IsCaseInsensitive() const { return is_case_insensitive; }
void MakeSingleLine();
bool IsSingleLine() const { return is_single_line; }
bool Compile(bool lazy = false);
// Returns true if s exactly matches the pattern, false otherwise.
bool MatchExactly(const char* s) { return re_exact->MatchAll(s); }
bool MatchExactly(const String* s) { return re_exact->MatchAll(s); }
// Returns the position in s just beyond where the first match
// occurs, or 0 if there is no such position in s. Note that
// if the pattern matches empty strings, matching continues
// in an attempt to match at least one character.
int MatchAnywhere(const char* s) { return re_anywhere->Match(s); }
int MatchAnywhere(const String* s) { return re_anywhere->Match(s); }
// Note: it matches the *longest* prefix and returns the
// length of matched prefix. It returns -1 on mismatch.
int MatchPrefix(const char* s) { return re_exact->LongestMatch(s); }
int MatchPrefix(const String* s) { return re_exact->LongestMatch(s); }
int MatchPrefix(const u_char* s, int n) { return re_exact->LongestMatch(s, n); }
// MatchPrefix() version allowing control of bol and eol.
// This can be useful when searching for a pattern with an
// anchor within a larger string.
int MatchPrefix(const u_char* s, int n, bool bol, bool eol) { return re_exact->LongestMatch(s, n, bol, eol); }
bool Match(const u_char* s, int n) { return re_anywhere->Match(s, n); }
const char* PatternText() const { return re_exact->PatternText(); }
const char* AnywherePatternText() const { return re_anywhere->PatternText(); }
// Original text used to construct this matcher. Empty unless
// the main ("explicit") constructor was used.
const char* OrigText() const { return orig_text.c_str(); }
protected:
std::string orig_text;
detail::Specific_RE_Matcher* re_anywhere;
detail::Specific_RE_Matcher* re_exact;
bool is_case_insensitive = false;
bool is_single_line = false;
};
} // namespace zeek