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     1 // Copyright (c) 1997-2009 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies).
       
     2 // All rights reserved.
       
     3 // This component and the accompanying materials are made available
       
     4 // under the terms of "Eclipse Public License v1.0"
       
     5 // which accompanies this distribution, and is available
       
     6 // at the URL "http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html".
       
     7 //
       
     8 // Initial Contributors:
       
     9 // Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.
       
    10 //
       
    11 // Contributors:
       
    12 //
       
    13 // Description:
       
    14 // This file implements the management of strings for matching between the chat buffer (also
       
    15 // called the history buffer) and the chat strings.  The chat buffer is a single buffer that
       
    16 // contains information that has been written to the test harness from the tsy.  The chat
       
    17 // strings are the expected strings specified in the scripting language (in the RxEvents).
       
    18 // The expected or chat strings must match the strings received from the TSY.  
       
    19 // This file also includes the logic to support the use of buffer markers to be associated with
       
    20 // the history buffer and the Chat strings.  Essentially, these buffer markers delimit the 
       
    21 // range of addresses in the history buffer where data associated with a particular command 
       
    22 // could be found.  The buffer marker structure only contains one address and uses the current
       
    23 // last character address as it's other delimeter.
       
    24 // 
       
    25 //
       
    26 
       
    27 /**
       
    28  @file
       
    29 */
       
    30 
       
    31 #include "Te_LoopBackATSTD.H"
       
    32 #include "Te_LoopBackSCHAT.H"
       
    33 #include "Te_LoopBackSLOGGER.H"
       
    34 
       
    35 CCommChatString* CCommChatString::NewL(const TDesC8& aDes, TBool aIsFolded)
       
    36 /**
       
    37  * 2 Phase Constructor
       
    38  *
       
    39  * This method creates a CCommChatString instance.  After newing the necessary, it
       
    40  * pushes the chat string pointer onto the stack.  Then it calls it's second stage
       
    41  * constructor (in this case the CreateL method), passing the parameters passed to
       
    42  * this method.
       
    43  *
       
    44  * @param	aDes references the descriptor that contains the string.
       
    45  * @param	aIsFolded a boolean that indicates the "foldedness" of this string.
       
    46  *
       
    47  * @leave	This function will leave if the system is out of memory or unable 
       
    48  *			to allocate the amount of memory requested.
       
    49  * 
       
    50  * @return	A pointer to the newly created CCommChatString
       
    51  */
       
    52 	{
       
    53 	CCommChatString* cs = new (ELeave) CCommChatString;
       
    54 	CleanupStack::PushL(cs);
       
    55 	cs->CreateL(aDes, aIsFolded);
       
    56 	CleanupStack::Pop();
       
    57 	return cs;
       
    58 	}
       
    59 
       
    60 CCommChatString::CCommChatString()
       
    61 /**
       
    62  * This method is the standard constructor for the class CCommChatString.
       
    63  */
       
    64 	{
       
    65 	__DECLARE_NAME(_S("CCommChatString"));
       
    66 	}
       
    67 
       
    68 CCommChatString::~CCommChatString()
       
    69 /**
       
    70  * This method is the standard destructor.  It frees the memory allocated in the CreateL
       
    71  * method during construction.
       
    72  *
       
    73  * @return	None.
       
    74  */
       
    75 	{
       
    76 	User::Free(iString);
       
    77 	}
       
    78 
       
    79 void CCommChatString::CreateL(const TDesC8& aDes, TBool aIsFolded)
       
    80 /**
       
    81  * Second Phase of Constructor
       
    82  *
       
    83  * This method is used as the second phase of the constructor for the CComChatString
       
    84  * class.  It allocates heap memory as specified by the passed in descriptor's length.
       
    85  * Then, the string located in the descriptor is copied into the newly allocated memory.
       
    86  * The member data iLastChar is initialized to point to the last byte copied.  The member
       
    87  * data iIsFolded is initialized to the passed parameter.
       
    88  *
       
    89  * @param aDes The descriptor containing the string data specified by the caller.
       
    90  * @param aIsFolded A boolean indicating whether or not the string is folded.
       
    91  * 
       
    92  * @leave	Leaves via User::AllocL if memory can not be allocated.
       
    93  */
       
    94 	{
       
    95 	iIsFolded = aIsFolded;
       
    96 	iString = (TText8*) User::AllocL(aDes.Length());
       
    97 	iLastChar = (iString+aDes.Length())-1;
       
    98 	Mem::Copy(iString, (TUint8*)aDes.Ptr(), aDes.Length());
       
    99 	}
       
   100 
       
   101 //
       
   102 // CCommChatter
       
   103 //
       
   104 CCommChatter::CCommChatter(MCommChatNotify* aNotify, TInt aPriority)
       
   105 	: CTimer(aPriority), iNotify(aNotify)
       
   106 /**
       
   107  * The constructor for the CCommChatter class.  It adds the active object to the active
       
   108  * scheduler of the current thread and initializes member data elements.
       
   109  * 
       
   110  * @param aNotify A pointer to the mixin class object associated with this object.  This 
       
   111  *                information is stored in the iNotify member.
       
   112  * @param aPriority The priority which is assigned to the timer this class derives from CTimer.
       
   113  */
       
   114 	{
       
   115 	__DECLARE_NAME(_S("CCommChatter"));
       
   116 	CActiveScheduler::Add(this);
       
   117 	iList.SetOffset(_FOFF(CCommChatString,iLink));
       
   118 	iMarkWrapCnt=0;
       
   119 	}
       
   120 
       
   121 CCommChatter::~CCommChatter()
       
   122 /**
       
   123  * The standard destructor associated with the CCommChatter class.  This method uses the 
       
   124  * DeleteAllAndStop method to free resources saved in the CCommChatter object.  Then it frees
       
   125  * the buffer created with CCommChatter.
       
   126  *
       
   127  * @return  None
       
   128  */
       
   129 	{
       
   130 	DeleteAllAndStop();
       
   131 	User::Free(iBuffer);
       
   132 	}
       
   133 
       
   134 void CCommChatter::CreateL(TInt aBufSize)
       
   135 /**
       
   136  * This method is really the second stage constructor for the CCommChatter class, though it is
       
   137  * not called by the typical CCommChatter::NewL() method.  The CCommChatter class is typically
       
   138  * created by another method (in the regression test case harness it is created in the 
       
   139  * CATIO::ConstructL() method), then this method is called.  This method allocates a buffer and
       
   140  * constructs the timer derived from CTimer in this class. The member data iBuffer, iBufferEnd,
       
   141  * and iMarkWrapCnt are initialized.
       
   142  *
       
   143  * @param  aBufSize The size of the buffer to be created with this object.
       
   144  * 
       
   145  * @leave  This method can Leave via User::AllocL if memory is not available.
       
   146  */
       
   147 	{
       
   148 	CTimer::ConstructL();
       
   149 	iBuffer = (TText8*)User::AllocL(aBufSize);
       
   150 	iBufferEnd = (iBuffer+aBufSize)-1;
       
   151 	ClearHistory();
       
   152 	iMarkWrapCnt=0;
       
   153 	}
       
   154 
       
   155 void CCommChatter::ClearHistory()
       
   156 //
       
   157 // Empty history
       
   158 //
       
   159 /**
       
   160  * This method resets the history of the CCommChatter buffer in the object.  It simply clears
       
   161  * the iCount and initializes the iLastChar member to iBuffer (the beginning of the buffer).
       
   162  *
       
   163  * @return	None.
       
   164  */
       
   165 	{
       
   166 	iLastChar = iBuffer;
       
   167 	iCount = 0;
       
   168 	}
       
   169 
       
   170 void CCommChatter::AddCharL(TText8 aChar)
       
   171 //
       
   172 // Add a character to the history buffer
       
   173 // Scan all strings to find any matches that may
       
   174 // be completed.
       
   175 //
       
   176 /**
       
   177  * This method adds a single character to the history buffer and then scans all stored
       
   178  * strings to find any matches that may have been completed because this character has
       
   179  * been added.  The function deals with folded characters during the search.  Note that 
       
   180  * the routine first checks to see if the last character in the stored string matches
       
   181  * the input character.  This reduces the number of invocations of the string match 
       
   182  * functions.
       
   183  *
       
   184  * @param		aChar The character to add to the buffer.
       
   185  * @leave	This method can leave via the ChatStringMatchL call.
       
   186  */
       
   187 	{
       
   188 	// Add char to buffer
       
   189 	if (++iLastChar>iBufferEnd)
       
   190 		{
       
   191 		iLastChar = iBuffer;
       
   192 		iMarkWrapCnt++;
       
   193 		}
       
   194 	*iLastChar = aChar;
       
   195 	++iCount;
       
   196 
       
   197 	TText8 fchar = (TText8)User::Fold(aChar);
       
   198 
       
   199 	// Scan for matching last character
       
   200 	CCommChatString* cs;
       
   201 	TDblQueIter<CCommChatString> iter(iList);
       
   202 
       
   203 	while (cs = iter++, cs!=NULL)
       
   204 		{
       
   205 		if (cs->IsFolded()
       
   206 			? (User::Fold(cs->LastChar())==fchar && MatchF(cs))
       
   207 			: (cs->LastChar()==aChar && Match(cs)))
       
   208 			{
       
   209 			iNotify->ChatStringMatchL(cs);
       
   210 			cs = iter;	// In case user removed cs;
       
   211 			}
       
   212 		}
       
   213 	}
       
   214 
       
   215 TBool CCommChatter::Match(const CCommChatString* aString) const
       
   216 //
       
   217 // Match a chat sgring against the history buffer
       
   218 // (Case sensitive)
       
   219 //
       
   220 /**
       
   221  * This method matchs a chat string against the history buffer in a case sensitive (unfolded)
       
   222  * manner. First the length of the two strings is compared.  Then the actual content of the 
       
   223  * strings is compared.
       
   224  *
       
   225  * @param	aString	A constant pointer to the chat string.
       
   226  *
       
   227  * @return	ETrue if strings match, EFalse if they do not.
       
   228  */
       
   229 	{
       
   230 	const TText8* s = aString->Ptr();
       
   231 	const TText8* sp = aString->EndPtr();
       
   232 	const TText8* bp = iLastChar;
       
   233 
       
   234 	if (iCount<aString->Length())
       
   235 		return EFalse;
       
   236 
       
   237 	while (*bp==*sp && sp>=s)
       
   238 		{
       
   239 		--sp;
       
   240 		if (--bp<iBuffer)
       
   241 			bp = iBufferEnd;
       
   242 		}
       
   243 
       
   244 	return sp<s;
       
   245 	}
       
   246 
       
   247 TBool CCommChatter::MatchF(const CCommChatString* aString) const
       
   248 //
       
   249 // Match a folded chat string against the history buffer.
       
   250 // (Case insensitive)
       
   251 //
       
   252 
       
   253 /**
       
   254  * This method matchs a chat string against the history buffer in a case insensitive or folded
       
   255  * manner.  First the length of the two strings is compared.  Then the actual content of the 
       
   256  * strings is compared.
       
   257  *
       
   258  * @param	aString	A constant pointer to the chat string.
       
   259  *
       
   260  * @return	ETrue if strings match, EFalse if they do not.
       
   261  */
       
   262 	{
       
   263 	const TText8* s = aString->Ptr();
       
   264 	const TText8* sp = aString->EndPtr();
       
   265 	const TText8* bp = iLastChar;
       
   266 	if (iCount<aString->Length())
       
   267 		return EFalse;
       
   268 
       
   269 	while (User::Fold(*bp)==User::Fold(*sp) && sp>=s)
       
   270 		{
       
   271 		--sp;
       
   272 		if (--bp<iBuffer)
       
   273 			bp = iBufferEnd;
       
   274 		}
       
   275 	return sp<s;
       
   276 	}
       
   277 
       
   278 void CCommChatter::GetChatBufferMarker(TInputBufferMark& aBufferMarker)
       
   279 /**
       
   280  * This method sets up a buffer marker structure.  It saves the current last character
       
   281  * location and notes the wrap state of the buffer.
       
   282  *
       
   283  * @param	aBufferMarker A reference to a buffer marker structure.
       
   284  *          Is modified with the current location of iLastChar and a wrap flag.
       
   285  * @return	None
       
   286  */
       
   287 	{
       
   288 	aBufferMarker.iMarkChar=iLastChar;
       
   289 	if(++aBufferMarker.iMarkChar>iBufferEnd)
       
   290 		{
       
   291 		aBufferMarker.iMarkWrap=iMarkWrapCnt+1;
       
   292 		aBufferMarker.iMarkChar=iBuffer;
       
   293 		}
       
   294 	else
       
   295 		aBufferMarker.iMarkWrap=iMarkWrapCnt;
       
   296 	}
       
   297 
       
   298 TPtrC8 CCommChatter::GetChatBufferLC(TInputBufferMark& aBufferMarker)
       
   299 /**
       
   300  * This method deals with extracting data from the Chat or History Buffer and returning it
       
   301  * to the caller.  The data that is extracted from the buffer marker to the current last
       
   302  * character in the buffer.  This method creates a new HBufC8 object and returns a pointer
       
   303  * to that descriptor.  This method deals properly with a wrapped history buffer.
       
   304  *
       
   305  * @param		aBufferMarker is a reference to a buffer marker structure that has been
       
   306  *				previously initialized.  This buffer marker structure limits the range of the
       
   307  *				history buffer which must be copied/examined to find the relevant data.
       
   308  * @leave		Leaves if error processing buffer between the mark and the current
       
   309  *				last character.
       
   310  * @return		TPtrC8 pointer to a newly created HBufC8 which contains the iRxBuffer
       
   311  *				contents between the marker and the current last character.  Data that
       
   312  *				is of interest to this completion has been copied from the general 
       
   313  *				receive buffer to this buffer.
       
   314  */
       
   315 	{
       
   316 	TText8* markChar=aBufferMarker.iMarkChar;
       
   317 	if(iMarkWrapCnt==aBufferMarker.iMarkWrap)
       
   318 		{
       
   319 		__ASSERT_ALWAYS(iLastChar>markChar,User::Leave(KErrGeneral));			// Internal Error
       
   320 		HBufC8* buffer=HBufC8::NewLC(iLastChar-markChar+1);
       
   321 		TPtr8 ptr(buffer->Des());
       
   322 		ptr.Copy(markChar,iLastChar-markChar+1);
       
   323 		return ptr;
       
   324 		}
       
   325 	else
       
   326 		{
       
   327 		if((iLastChar>markChar)||(iMarkWrapCnt>aBufferMarker.iMarkWrap+1))
       
   328 			User::Leave(KErrGeneral);																						// Data Lost
       
   329 		HBufC8* buffer=HBufC8::NewLC(KChatBufferSize-(markChar-iLastChar)+1);
       
   330 		TPtr8 ptr(buffer->Des());
       
   331 		ptr.Copy(TPtrC8(markChar,iBufferEnd-markChar+1));
       
   332 		ptr.Append(TPtrC8(iBuffer,iLastChar-iBuffer+1));
       
   333 		return ptr;
       
   334 		}
       
   335 	}
       
   336 
       
   337 void CCommChatter::RunL()
       
   338 /**
       
   339  * This is the RunL associated with the CTimer inherited by the CCommChatter class.  This 
       
   340  * RunL simply processess a timeout.
       
   341  *
       
   342  * @return	None
       
   343  */
       
   344 	{
       
   345 	iNotify->ChatTimeout();
       
   346 	}
       
   347 
       
   348 CCommChatString* CCommChatter::AddString(const TDesC8& aString)
       
   349 /**
       
   350  * This method adds a string to the stored chat strings.  It creates a new chat string object
       
   351  * and adds it to the list of outstanding chat strings.
       
   352  *
       
   353  * @param	aString This is a constant TDesC8 reference that is used to create the new string.
       
   354  * @return	A pointer to the newly created CCommChatString object.
       
   355  */
       
   356 	{
       
   357 	CCommChatString* chatString=NULL;
       
   358 	TRAP_IGNORE(chatString=CCommChatString::NewL(aString,ETrue));		// trap but ignore leaves
       
   359 	iList.AddLast(*chatString);
       
   360 	return chatString;
       
   361 	}
       
   362 
       
   363 void CCommChatter::RemoveString(CCommChatString* aString)
       
   364 /**
       
   365  * This method removes a string from the stored chat strings.  It dequeues the string from the
       
   366  * list of stored chat strings but does not delete the object.
       
   367  *
       
   368  * @param	aString A pointer to a CCommChatString
       
   369  * @return	None
       
   370  */	{
       
   371 	aString->iLink.Deque();
       
   372 	}
       
   373 
       
   374 void CCommChatter::DeleteAllAndStop()
       
   375 /**
       
   376  * This method stops the outstanding CTimer and removes all of the outstanding chat strings
       
   377  * from the chat string list and deletes them.
       
   378  *
       
   379  * @return	None.
       
   380  */
       
   381 	{
       
   382 	StopTimer();
       
   383 	CCommChatString* cs;
       
   384 	while (!iList.IsEmpty())
       
   385 		{
       
   386 		cs = iList.First();
       
   387 		RemoveString(cs);
       
   388 		delete cs;
       
   389 		}
       
   390 	}
       
   391 
       
   392 void CCommChatter::StartTimer(const TTimeIntervalMicroSeconds32 aTimeout)
       
   393 /**
       
   394  * This method starts the timer associated with the CCommChatter class.  This timer
       
   395  * triggers after a specific interval of time.  This is a one shot timer.
       
   396  *
       
   397  * @param	aTimeout	The interval in micro-seconds before the timer should trigger.
       
   398  * @return	None
       
   399  */
       
   400 	{
       
   401 	if (IsActive())
       
   402 		Cancel();
       
   403 	After(aTimeout);
       
   404 	}
       
   405 
       
   406 void CCommChatter::StopTimer()
       
   407 /**
       
   408  * This method simply stops the outstanding timer for the CCommChatter class.  This timer
       
   409  * is implemented via an active object by the CTimer class.
       
   410  *
       
   411  * @return	None
       
   412  */
       
   413 	{
       
   414 	Cancel();
       
   415 	}