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libguestfs/v2v/parse_vmx.ml
Richard W.M. Jones 61d4891ef4 mllib: Split ‘Common_utils’ into ‘Std_utils’ + ‘Common_utils’.
The new module ‘Std_utils’ contains only functions which are pure
OCaml and depend only on the OCaml stdlib.  Therefore these functions
may be used by the generator.

The new module is moved to ‘common/mlstdutils’.

This also removes the "<stdlib>" hack, and the code which copied the
library around.

Also ‘Guestfs_config’, ‘Libdir’ and ‘StringMap’ modules are moved
since these are essentially the same.

The bulk of this change is just updating files which use
‘open Common_utils’ to add ‘open Std_utils’ where necessary.
2017-07-10 17:01:59 +01:00

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(* virt-v2v
* Copyright (C) 2017 Red Hat Inc.
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
* it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
* the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
* (at your option) any later version.
*
* This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
* GNU General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along
* with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc.,
* 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA.
*)
open Printf
open Std_utils
open Common_utils
open Common_gettext.Gettext
(* As far as I can tell the VMX format is totally unspecified.
* However libvirt has a useful selection of .vmx files in the
* sources which explore some of the darker regions of this
* format.
*
* So here are some facts about VMX derived from libvirt and
* other places:
*
* - Keys are compared case insensitively. We assume here
* that keys are 7-bit ASCII.
*
* - Multiple keys with the same name are not allowed.
*
* - Escaping in the value string is possible using a very weird
* escape format: "|22" means the character '\x22'. To write
* a pipe character you must use "|7C".
*
* - Boolean values are written "TRUE", "FALSE", "True", "true", etc.
* Because of the quotes they cannot be distinguished from strings.
*
* - Comments (#...) and blank lines are ignored. Some files start
* with a hash-bang path, but we ignore those as comments. This
* parser also ignores any other line which it doesn't understand,
* but will print a warning.
*
* - Multi-line values are not permitted.
*
* - Keys are namespaced using dots, eg. scsi0:0.deviceType has
* the namespace "scsi0:0" and the key name "deviceType".
*
* - Using namespace.present = "FALSE" means that all other keys
* in and under the namespace are ignored.
*
* - You cannot have a namespace and a key with the same name, eg.
* this is not allowed:
* namespace = "some value"
* namespace.foo = "another value"
*
* - The Hashicorp packer VMX writer considers some special keys
* as not requiring any quotes around their values, but I'm
* ignoring that for now.
*)
(* This VMX file:
*
* foo.a = "abc"
* foo.b = "def"
* foo.bar.c = "abc"
* foo.bar.d = "def"
*
* would be represented by this structure:
*
* "foo" => Namespace ( # "foo" is a namespace
* "a" => Key "abc"; # "foo.a" is a key with value "abc"
* "b" => Key "def";
* "bar" => Namespace ( # "foo.bar" is another namespace
* "c" => Key "abc";
* "d" => Key "def";
* )
* )
* ( => )s represent the StringMap type.
*)
type t = key StringMap.t
and key =
| Key of string
| Namespace of t
let empty = StringMap.empty
(* Compare two trees for equality. *)
let rec equal vmx1 vmx2 =
let cmp k1 k2 =
match k1, k2 with
| Key v1, Key v2 -> v1 = v2
| Key _, Namespace _ -> false
| Namespace _, Key _ -> false
| Namespace vmx1, Namespace vmx2 -> equal vmx1 vmx2
in
StringMap.equal cmp vmx1 vmx2
(* Higher-order functions. *)
let rec select_namespaces pred vmx =
_select_namespaces [] pred vmx
and _select_namespaces path pred vmx =
StringMap.fold (
fun k v new_vmx ->
let path = path @ [k] in
match v with
| Key _ -> new_vmx
| Namespace _ when pred path ->
StringMap.add k v new_vmx
| Namespace t ->
let t = _select_namespaces path pred t in
if not (equal t empty) then
StringMap.add k (Namespace t) new_vmx
else
new_vmx
) vmx empty
let rec map f vmx =
_map [] f vmx
and _map path f vmx =
StringMap.fold (
fun k v r ->
let path = path @ [k] in
match v with
| Key v -> r @ [ f path (Some v) ]
| Namespace t -> r @ [ f path None ] @ _map path f t
) vmx []
let rec namespace_present vmx = function
| [] -> false
| [ns] ->
let ns = String.lowercase_ascii ns in
(try
let v = StringMap.find ns vmx in
match v with
| Key _ -> false
| Namespace _ -> true
with
Not_found -> false
)
| ns :: path ->
let ns = String.lowercase_ascii ns in
(try
let v = StringMap.find ns vmx in
match v with
| Key _ -> false
| Namespace vmx -> namespace_present vmx path
with
Not_found -> false
)
(* Dump the vmx structure to [chan]. Used for debugging. *)
let rec print chan indent vmx =
StringMap.iter (print_key chan indent) vmx
and print_key chan indent k = function
| Key v ->
output_spaces chan indent;
fprintf chan "%s = \"%s\"\n" k v
| Namespace vmx ->
output_spaces chan indent;
fprintf chan "namespace '%s':\n" k;
print chan (indent+4) vmx
(* As above, but creates a string instead. *)
let rec to_string indent vmx =
StringMap.fold (fun k v str -> str ^ to_string_key indent k v) vmx ""
and to_string_key indent k = function
| Key v ->
String.spaces indent ^ sprintf "%s = \"%s\"\n" k v
| Namespace vmx ->
String.spaces indent ^ sprintf "namespace '%s':\n" k ^
to_string (indent+4) vmx
(* Access keys in the tree. *)
let rec get_string vmx = function
| [] -> None
| [k] ->
let k = String.lowercase_ascii k in
(try
let v = StringMap.find k vmx in
match v with
| Key v -> Some v
| Namespace _ -> None
with Not_found -> None
)
| ns :: path ->
let ns = String.lowercase_ascii ns in
(try
let v = StringMap.find ns vmx in
match v with
| Key v -> None
| Namespace vmx -> get_string vmx path
with
Not_found -> None
)
let get_int64 vmx path =
match get_string vmx path with
| None -> None
| Some i -> Some (Int64.of_string i)
let get_int vmx path =
match get_string vmx path with
| None -> None
| Some i -> Some (int_of_string i)
let rec get_bool vmx path =
match get_string vmx path with
| None -> None
| Some t -> Some (vmx_bool_of_string t)
and vmx_bool_of_string t =
if String.lowercase_ascii t = "true" then true
else if String.lowercase_ascii t = "false" then false
else failwith "bool_of_string"
(* Regular expression used to match key = "value" in VMX file. *)
let rex = Str.regexp "^\\([^ \t=]+\\)[ \t]*=[ \t]*\"\\(.*\\)\"$"
(* Remove the weird escapes used in value strings. See description above. *)
let remove_vmx_escapes str =
let len = String.length str in
let out = Bytes.make len '\000' in
let j = ref 0 in
let rec loop i =
if i >= len then ()
else (
let c = String.unsafe_get str i in
if i <= len-3 && c = '|' then (
let c1 = str.[i+1] and c2 = str.[i+2] in
if Char.isxdigit c1 && Char.isxdigit c2 then (
let x = Char.hexdigit c1 * 0x10 + Char.hexdigit c2 in
Bytes.set out !j (Char.chr x);
incr j;
loop (i+3)
)
else (
Bytes.set out !j c;
incr j;
loop (i+1)
)
)
else (
Bytes.set out !j c;
incr j;
loop (i+1)
)
)
in
loop 0;
(* Truncate the output string to its real size and return it
* as an immutable string.
*)
Bytes.sub_string out 0 !j
(* Parsing. *)
let rec parse_file vmx_filename =
(* Read the whole file as a list of lines. *)
let str = read_whole_file vmx_filename in
if verbose () then eprintf "VMX file:\n%s\n" str;
parse_string str
and parse_string str =
let lines = String.nsplit "\n" str in
(* I've never seen any VMX file with CR-LF endings, and VMware
* itself is Linux-based, but to be on the safe side ...
*)
let lines = List.map (String.trimr ~test:((=) '\r')) lines in
(* Ignore blank lines and comments. *)
let lines = List.filter (
fun line ->
let line = String.triml line in
let len = String.length line in
len > 0 && line.[0] != '#'
) lines in
(* Parse the lines into key = "value". *)
let lines = filter_map (
fun line ->
if Str.string_match rex line 0 then (
let key = Str.matched_group 1 line in
let key = String.lowercase_ascii key in
let value = Str.matched_group 2 line in
let value = remove_vmx_escapes value in
Some (key, value)
)
else (
warning (f_"vmx parser: cannot parse this line, ignoring: %s") line;
None
)
) lines in
(* Split the keys into namespace paths. *)
let lines =
List.map (fun (key, value) -> String.nsplit "." key, value) lines in
(* Build a tree from the flat list and return it. This is horribly
* inefficient, at least O(), possibly even O(n².log n). Hope
* there are no large VMX files! (XXX)
*)
let vmx =
List.fold_left (
fun vmx (path, value) -> insert vmx value path
) empty lines in
(* If we're verbose, dump the parsed VMX for debugging purposes. *)
if verbose () then (
eprintf "parsed VMX tree:\n";
print stderr 0 vmx
);
(* Drop all present = "FALSE" namespaces. *)
let vmx = drop_not_present vmx in
vmx
and insert vmx value = function
| [] -> assert false
| [k] ->
if StringMap.mem k vmx then (
warning (f_"vmx parser: duplicate key '%s' ignored") k;
vmx
) else
StringMap.add k (Key value) vmx
| ns :: path ->
let v =
try
(match StringMap.find ns vmx with
| Namespace vmx -> Some vmx
| Key _ -> None
)
with Not_found -> None in
let v =
match v with
| None ->
(* Completely new namespace. *)
insert empty value path
| Some v ->
(* Insert the subkey into the previously created namespace. *)
insert v value path in
StringMap.add ns (Namespace v) vmx
(* Find any "present" keys. If we find present = "FALSE", then
* drop the containing namespace and all subkeys and subnamespaces.
*)
and drop_not_present vmx =
StringMap.fold (
fun k v new_vmx ->
match v with
| Key _ ->
StringMap.add k v new_vmx
| Namespace vmx when contains_key_present_false vmx ->
(* drop this namespace and all sub-spaces *)
new_vmx
| Namespace v ->
(* recurse into sub-namespace and do the same check *)
let v = drop_not_present v in
StringMap.add k (Namespace v) new_vmx
) vmx empty
and contains_key_present_false vmx =
try
match StringMap.find "present" vmx with
| Key v when vmx_bool_of_string v = false -> true
| Key _ | Namespace _ -> false
with
Failure _ | Not_found -> false