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#if !defined(RESIP_LAZYPARSER_HXX)
#define RESIP_LAZYPARSER_HXX 

#ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H
#include "config.h"
#endif

#include <iosfwd>
#include "resip/stack/HeaderFieldValue.hxx"
#include "rutil/resipfaststreams.hxx"

namespace resip
{

class ParseBuffer;
class Data;

/**
   @brief The base-class for all lazily-parsed SIP grammar elements.

   Subclasses of this are parse-on-access; the parse will be carried out (if
   it hasn't already) the first time one of the members is accessed. Right now,
   all header field values and SIP bodies are lazily parsed.

   Application writers are expected to make consistent use of isWellFormed() in
   order to determine whether an element is parseable. Using a try/catch block
   around accesses will not work as expected, since an exception will only be
   thrown the _first_ time an access is made, and it is determined that the 
   element isn't parseable.

   @ingroup resip_crit
   @ingroup sip_parse
*/
class LazyParser
{
   public:
      /**
         @internal
      */
      explicit LazyParser(const HeaderFieldValue& headerFieldValue);

      /**
         @internal
      */
      LazyParser(const char* buf, int length);

      /**
         @internal
      */
      LazyParser(const HeaderFieldValue& headerFieldValue,
                  HeaderFieldValue::CopyPaddingEnum e);

      /**
         @internal
      */
      LazyParser(const LazyParser& rhs);

      /**
         @internal
      */
      LazyParser(const LazyParser& rhs,HeaderFieldValue::CopyPaddingEnum e);

      /**
         @internal
      */
      LazyParser& operator=(const LazyParser& rhs);
      virtual ~LazyParser();

      /**
         @internal
      */
      virtual EncodeStream& encodeParsed(EncodeStream& str) const = 0;

      /**
         @internal
      */
      virtual void parse(ParseBuffer& pb) = 0;

      /**
         @brief Encodes this element to a stream, in the fashion it should be 
            represented on the wire.
         @param str The ostream to encode to.
         @return A reference to str.
      */
      EncodeStream& encode(EncodeStream& str) const;

      /**
         @brief Returns true iff a parse has been attempted.
         @note This means that this will return true if a parse failed earlier.
      */
      bool isParsed() const {return (mState!=NOT_PARSED);}

      /**
         @internal
      */
      HeaderFieldValue& getHeaderField() { return mHeaderField; }

      // call (internally) before every access 
      /**
         @internal
      */
      void checkParsed() const
      {
         if (mState==NOT_PARSED)
         {
            doParse();
         }
      }
      void checkParsed()
      {
         const LazyParser* constThis = const_cast<const LazyParser*>(this);
         constThis->checkParsed();
         mState=DIRTY;
      }
      void doParse() const;
      inline void markDirty() const {mState=DIRTY;}
      
      /**
         @brief Returns true iff this element was parsed successfully, according
            to the implementation of parse().

         App writers are expected to use this extensively, since a failure in
         the parse-on-access will throw an exception the _first_ time access is
         made, but nothing will happen on subsequent accesses. (Writing a 
         try/catch block when you try to inspect the members of a subclass will 
         only work as intended if the subclass hasn't been accessed before.)
      */
      bool isWellFormed() const;
   protected:
      LazyParser();

      // called in destructor and on assignment 
      void clear();

      // context for error messages
      virtual const Data& errorContext() const = 0;
      
   private:
      // !dlb! bit of a hack until the dust settles
      friend class Contents;

      HeaderFieldValue mHeaderField;

      typedef enum
      {
         NOT_PARSED,
         WELL_FORMED, // Parsed, well-formed, but underlying buffer is still valid
         MALFORMED, // Parsed, malformed, underlying buffer is still valid
         DIRTY // Well-formed, and underlying buffer is invalid
      } ParseState;
      mutable ParseState mState;
};

#ifndef  RESIP_USE_STL_STREAMS
EncodeStream&
operator<<(EncodeStream&, const LazyParser& lp);
#endif

//need this for MD5Stream
std::ostream&
operator<<(std::ostream&, const LazyParser& lp);

}

#endif

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