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//! This module contains some utility functions that may help the usage and/or
//! implementation of this library.
#[cfg(test)]
mod tests;
use super::standard::factory::ILStandardTagFactory;
use super::ErrorKind;
use super::{ILTag, ILTagFactory, Result};
use crate::io::{LimitedReader, Reader};
/// This function compares ILTag instances by serializing them and
/// compare if the serialization matches.
///
/// This is, by far, the least efficient way to perform the comparison between
/// tags but it is guaranteed to work for all situations, including those when
/// the same tag is implemented by distinct structs.
///
/// Arguments:
/// * `a`: ILTag A;
/// * `b`: ILTag B;
///
/// Returns:
/// - true if the tags are equal or false otherwise or in case the comparison
/// cannot be performed (due to errors in the serialization).
pub fn iltag_are_equal(a: &dyn ILTag, b: &dyn ILTag) -> bool {
let sa = match a.to_bytes() {
Ok(a) => a,
_ => return false,
};
let sb = match b.to_bytes() {
Ok(b) => b,
_ => return false,
};
sa.as_slice() == sb.as_slice()
}
/// Clones the given tag using a serialization/deserialization process.
///
/// It is not the most efficient way to perform the cloning but it allows
/// the cloning of any tag, regardless of how it is implemented.
///
/// It is important to notice that the cloned tag may not share the
/// same implementation of the cloned tag as the resulting tag will be
/// implemented by the tag created by the specified factory for the source
/// tag id.
///
/// Arguments:
/// * `factory`: The tag factory to be used;
/// * `tag`: The tag to be cloned;
///
/// Returns:
/// * Ok(tag): The cloned tag;
/// * Err(_): If the cloning process fails;
pub fn iltag_clone_with_factory(
factory: &dyn ILTagFactory,
tag: &dyn ILTag,
) -> Result<Box<dyn ILTag>> {
let s = tag.to_bytes()?;
factory.from_bytes(s.as_slice())
}
/// Clones the given tag using a serialization/deserialization process.
/// It is similar to [`iltag_clone_with_factory()`] but uses a
/// [`ILStandardTagFactory`] instance runing on non strict mode.
///
/// It is important to notice that the cloned tag may not share the
/// same implementation of the cloned tag as the resulting tag will be
/// implemented only by the standard tags implemented by this library or
/// by instances of [`super::ILRawTag`] for all unknown tags.
///
/// Arguments:
/// * `tag`: The tag to be cloned;
///
/// Returns:
/// * Ok(tag): The cloned tag;
/// * Err(_): If the cloning process fails;
pub fn iltag_clone(tag: &dyn ILTag) -> Result<Box<dyn ILTag>> {
let factory = ILStandardTagFactory::new(false);
iltag_clone_with_factory(&factory, tag)
}
/// This helper function tests if the given [`LimitedReader`] is empty and
/// return the specified result according to the status of the reader. It is
/// very useful to implement the final verification for certain tag deserialization
/// procedures.
///
/// Arguments:
/// - `on_error_kind`: The type of error to return if the reader is not empty;
///
/// Returns:
/// - `Ok(())`: if the reader is empty;
/// - `Err(on_error_kind)`: if the reader is not empty;
#[inline]
pub fn limited_reader_ensure_empty(reader: &LimitedReader, on_error_kind: ErrorKind) -> Result<()> {
if reader.empty() {
Ok(())
} else {
Err(on_error_kind)
}
}
//=============================================================================
// UntouchbleTagFactory
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
/// This struct implements a [`ILTagFactory`] that can be used to test tag
/// serialization implementations that are supposed to use the an
/// [`ILTagFactory`] instance.
///
/// All methods implemented by this [`ILTagFactory`] panics with the message
/// "UntouchbleTagFactory touched.". Because of that, is is strongly
/// recommended to keep the use of this struct for testing only.
///
/// New since 1.3.0.
pub struct UntouchbleTagFactory {}
impl UntouchbleTagFactory {
/// Creates a new `UntouchbleTagFactory`.
pub fn new() -> Self {
Self {}
}
}
impl ILTagFactory for UntouchbleTagFactory {
fn create_tag(&self, _tag_id: u64) -> Option<Box<dyn ILTag>> {
panic!("UntouchbleTagFactory touched.");
}
fn deserialize(&self, _reader: &mut dyn Reader) -> Result<Box<dyn ILTag>> {
panic!("UntouchbleTagFactory touched.");
}
fn deserialize_into(&self, _reader: &mut dyn Reader, _tag: &mut dyn ILTag) -> Result<()> {
panic!("UntouchbleTagFactory touched.");
}
}
impl Default for UntouchbleTagFactory {
fn default() -> Self {
Self {}
}
}