* Yang parser is stricter (see cardinality below) which may break parsing of slack yang specs.
* YANG parser cardinality checked (only modules level yet) * See https://github.com/clicon/clixon/issues/48
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#include "clixon_options.h"
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#include "clixon_yang_type.h"
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#include "clixon_yang_parse.h"
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#include "clixon_yang_cardinality.h"
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/* Size of json read buffer when reading from file*/
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#define BUFLEN 1024
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/*
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* Local variables
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*/
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/* Mapping between yang keyword string <--> clicon constants */
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static const map_str2int ykmap[] = {
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{"anydata", Y_ANYDATA},
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{"anyxml", Y_ANYXML},
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{"argument", Y_ARGUMENT},
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{"augment", Y_AUGMENT},
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* @param[in] yn Yang node, current context node.
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* @param[in] keyword if 0 match any keyword
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* @param[in] argument String compare w argument. if NULL, match any.
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* @retval ys Yang statement, if any
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* This however means that if you actually want to match only a yang-stmt with
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* argument==NULL you cannot, but I have not seen any such examples.
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* @see yang_find_datanode
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* @see yang_match returns number of matches
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*/
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yang_stmt *
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yang_find(yang_node *yn,
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}
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return match ? ys : NULL;
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}
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/*! Count number of children that matches keyword and argument
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*
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* @param[in] yn Yang node, current context node.
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* @param[in] keyword if 0 match any keyword
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* @param[in] argument String compare w argument. if NULL, match any.
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* @retval n Number of matches
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* This however means that if you actually want to match only a yang-stmt with
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* argument==NULL you cannot, but I have not seen any such examples.
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* @see yang_find
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*/
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int
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yang_match(yang_node *yn,
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int keyword,
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char *argument)
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{
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yang_stmt *ys = NULL;
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int i;
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int match = 0;
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for (i=0; i<yn->yn_len; i++){
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ys = yn->yn_stmt[i];
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if (keyword == 0 || ys->ys_keyword == keyword){
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if (argument == NULL)
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match++;
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else
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if (ys->ys_argument && strcmp(argument, ys->ys_argument) == 0)
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match++;
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}
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}
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return match;
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}
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#ifdef NOTYET
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/*! Prototype more generic than yang_find_datanode and yang_find_schemanode
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*/
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if (yang_parse_recurse(ymod, dir, ysp) < 0)
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goto done;
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/* Check cardinality maybe this should be done after grouping/augment */
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for (i=modnr; i<ysp->yp_len; i++) /* XXX */
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if (yang_cardinality(h, ysp->yp_stmt[i], ysp->yp_stmt[i]->ys_argument) < 0)
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goto done;
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/* Step 2: check features: check if enabled and remove disabled features */
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for (i=modnr; i<ysp->yp_len; i++) /* XXX */
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if (yang_features(h, ysp->yp_stmt[i]) < 0)
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