rule.h

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#ifndef RULE_INCLUDED
#define RULE_INCLUDED
 
#include "my_config.h"
 
#include <string>
#include <vector>
 
#include "my_dbug.h"
#include "my_inttypes.h"
#include "plugin/rewriter/persisted_rule.h"
#include "plugin/rewriter/services.h"
 
/// The results of an attempt to rewrite a query parse tree.
struct Rewrite_result {
  /**
    Means the query was successfully rewritten, and the new query is available
    in new_query.
  */
  bool was_rewritten;
 
  /// Means that at lest one matching digest was found in the hash table.
  bool digest_matched;
 
  /// If was_rewritten is true, a new query, otherwise an empty string.
  std::string new_query;
 
  Rewrite_result() : was_rewritten(false), digest_matched(false) {}
};
 
/**
  The in-memory representation of a pattern.
*/
class Pattern {
 public:
  enum Load_status { OK, PARSE_ERROR, NOT_SUPPORTED_STATEMENT, NO_DIGEST };
 
  int number_parameters;
 
  /// The pattern in normalized form.
  std::string normalized_pattern;
 
  /// The digest obtained from the pattern
  services::Digest digest;
 
  std::vector<std::string> literals;
 
  /**
    Loads the pattern. The pattern string is copied in deep-copy way. This is
    not done in the CTOR because of the memory allocation.
 
    This function does the following:
    - Parse the pattern string.
    - Print a normalized version.
    - Extract the position of the parameter markers.
    - Compute the digest
 
    @retval false Success.
 
    @retval true Either parse error, the pattern is not a select statement or
    out of memory.
  */
  Load_status load(MYSQL_THD thd, const Persisted_rule *diskrule);
 
  /**
    If any errors were raised during parsing, the first one is available here.
  */
  std::string parse_error_message() { return m_parse_error_message; }
 
 private:
  std::string m_parse_error_message;
};
 
class Replacement {
 public:
  /// The query string of the replacement
  std::string query_string;
 
  /**
    The number of parameters (and the size of m_param_slots and
    parameter_positions.)
  */
  int number_parameters;
 
  bool load(MYSQL_THD thd, const std::string replacement);
 
  /**
    If any errors were raised during parsing, the first one is available here.
  */
  std::string parse_error_message() { return m_parse_error_message; }
 
  std::vector<int> slots() const { return m_param_slots; }
 
 private:
  /// The positions in query_string of each parameter ('?')
  std::vector<int> m_param_slots;
 
  std::string m_parse_error_message;
};
 
/**
  Internal representation of a rewrite rule.
  A rewrite rule consists of a pattern and a replacement.
*/
class Rule {
 public:
  enum Load_status {
    OK,
    PATTERN_PARSE_ERROR,
    PATTERN_NOT_SUPPORTED_STATEMENT,
    PATTERN_GOT_NO_DIGEST,
    REPLACEMENT_PARSE_ERROR,
    REPLACEMENT_HAS_MORE_MARKERS
  };
 
  /// The digest buffer.
  const uchar *digest_buffer() const { return m_pattern.digest.c_ptr(); }
 
  /// The pattern in normalized form.
  std::string normalized_pattern() { return m_pattern.normalized_pattern; }
 
  /// Loads and parses the rule and replacement.
  Load_status load(MYSQL_THD thd, const Persisted_rule *diskrule) {
    switch (m_pattern.load(thd, diskrule)) {
      case Pattern::OK:
        break;
      case Pattern::PARSE_ERROR:
        return PATTERN_PARSE_ERROR;
      case Pattern::NOT_SUPPORTED_STATEMENT:
        return PATTERN_NOT_SUPPORTED_STATEMENT;
      case Pattern::NO_DIGEST:
        return PATTERN_GOT_NO_DIGEST;
    }
 
    if (m_replacement.load(thd, diskrule->replacement.value()))
      return REPLACEMENT_PARSE_ERROR;
 
    if (m_replacement.number_parameters > m_pattern.number_parameters)
      return REPLACEMENT_HAS_MORE_MARKERS;
 
    return OK;
  }
 
  /**
    Applies the rule on a query, thereby creating a new one. This is done by
    merging the replacement and literals from the query.
 
    @param thd Pointer to the query string.
 
    @retval false Everything worked, the new query is pointed to by 'query'.
    @retval true The query did not match the pattern, nothing is allocated.
  */
  Rewrite_result create_new_query(MYSQL_THD thd);
 
  /**
    Asks the parser service for the current query in normalized form and
    compares it to the normalized pattern. This is the equivalent of comparing
    the structure of two parse trees.
 
    @return True if the normalized pattern matches the current normalized
    query, otherwise false.
  */
  bool matches(MYSQL_THD thd) const;
 
  std::string pattern_parse_error_message() {
    return m_pattern.parse_error_message();
  }
 
  std::string replacement_parse_error_message() {
    return m_replacement.parse_error_message();
  }
 
 private:
  Pattern m_pattern;
  Replacement m_replacement;
};
 
#endif /* RULE_INCLUDED */