source: trunk/src/xmlpatterns/api/qxmlformatter.cpp@ 477

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#include <QtDebug>

#include "qxmlformatter.h"
#include "qxpathhelper_p.h"
#include "qxmlserializer_p.h"

QT_BEGIN_NAMESPACE

using namespace QPatternist;

class QXmlFormatterPrivate : public QXmlSerializerPrivate
{
public:
    inline QXmlFormatterPrivate(const QXmlQuery &q,
                                QIODevice *const outputDevice);

    int             indentationDepth;
    int             currentDepth;
    QString         characterBuffer;
    QString         indentString;

    /**
     * Whether we /have/ sent nodes like processing instructions and comments
     * to QXmlSerializer.
     */
    QStack<bool>    canIndent;
};

QXmlFormatterPrivate::QXmlFormatterPrivate(const QXmlQuery &query,
                                           QIODevice *const outputDevice) : QXmlSerializerPrivate(query, outputDevice)
                                                                          , indentationDepth(4)
                                                                          , currentDepth(0)
{
    indentString.reserve(30);
    indentString.resize(1);
    indentString[0] = QLatin1Char('\n');
    canIndent.push(false);
}

/*!
   \class QXmlFormatter
   \brief The QXmlFormatter class is an implementation of QXmlSerializer for transforming XQuery output into formatted XML.
   \reentrant
   \since 4.4
   \ingroup xml-tools

   QXmlFormatter is a subclass of QXmlSerializer that formats the XML
   output to make it easier for humans to read.

   QXmlSerializer outputs XML without adding unnecessary whitespace.
   In particular, it does not add \e {newlines} and indentation.
   To make the XML output easier to read, QXmlFormatter adds \e{newlines}
   and indentation by adding, removing, and modifying
   \l{XQuery Sequence}{sequence nodes} that only consist of whitespace.
   It also modifies whitespace in other places where it is not
   significant; e.g., between attributes and in the document prologue.

   For example, where the base class QXmlSerializer would
   output this:

   \quotefile doc/src/snippets/patternist/notIndented.xml

   QXmlFormatter outputs this:

   \quotefile doc/src/snippets/patternist/indented.xml

   If you just want to serialize your XML in a human-readable
   format, use QXmlFormatter as it is. The default indentation
   level is 4 spaces, but you can set your own indentation value
   setIndentationDepth().

   The \e{newlines} and indentation added by QXmlFormatter are
   suitable for common formats, such as XHTML, SVG, or Docbook,
   where whitespace is not significant. However, if your XML will
   be used as input where whitespace is significant, then you must
   write your own subclass of QXmlSerializer or QAbstractXmlReceiver.

   Note that using QXmlFormatter instead of QXmlSerializer will
   increase computational overhead and document storage size due
   to the insertion of whitespace.

   Note also that the indentation style used by QXmlFormatter
   remains loosely defined and may change in future versions of
   Qt. If a specific indentation style is required then either
   use the base class QXmlSerializer directly, or write your own
   subclass of QXmlSerializer or QAbstractXmlReceiver.
   Alternatively, you can subclass QXmlFormatter and reimplement
   the callbacks there.

   \snippet doc/src/snippets/code/src_xmlpatterns_api_qxmlformatter.cpp 0
*/

/*!
  Constructs a formatter that uses the name pool and message
  handler in \a query, and writes the result to \a outputDevice
  as formatted XML.

  \a outputDevice is passed directly to QXmlSerializer's constructor.

  \sa QXmlSerializer
 */
QXmlFormatter::QXmlFormatter(const QXmlQuery &query,
                             QIODevice *outputDevice) : QXmlSerializer(new QXmlFormatterPrivate(query, outputDevice))
{
}

/*!
  \internal
 */
void QXmlFormatter::startFormattingContent()
{
    Q_D(QXmlFormatter);

    if(QPatternist::XPathHelper::isWhitespaceOnly(d->characterBuffer))
    {
        if(d->canIndent.top())