1 karl 1.7 //%2006////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
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2 chuck 1.2 //
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3 karl 1.3 // Copyright (c) 2000, 2001, 2002 BMC Software; Hewlett-Packard Development
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13 chuck 1.2 //
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30 //==============================================================================
31 //
32 // Authors: David Rosckes (rosckes@us.ibm.com)
33 // Bert Rivero (hurivero@us.ibm.com)
34 chuck 1.2 // Chuck Carmack (carmack@us.ibm.com)
35 // Brian Lucier (lucier@us.ibm.com)
36 //
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37 aruran.ms 1.6 // Modified By: Aruran, IBM(ashanmug@in.ibm.com) for Bug# 3589
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38 chuck 1.2 //
39 //%/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
40
41 #ifndef Pegasus_CQLIdentifierRep_h
42 #define Pegasus_CQLIdentifierRep_h
43
44 #include <Pegasus/Common/Config.h>
45 #include <Pegasus/CQL/Linkage.h>
46 #include <Pegasus/Common/Array.h>
47 #include <Pegasus/Common/CIMName.h>
48 #include <Pegasus/Query/QueryCommon/QueryIdentifierRep.h>
49
50 PEGASUS_NAMESPACE_BEGIN
51
52
53 /**
54 The CQLIdentifier class encapsulates
55 the different formats of the CQL property portion
56 of a CQLChainedIdentifier.
57
58 For example, a CQLChainedIdentifier can have these parts:
59 chuck 1.2
60 Class.EmbeddedObject.Property
61 Class.Property
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63
64 The "Property" portion of the CQLChainedIdentifier can be
65 in any of these 3 formats:
66 (a) property name
67 (b) property[3] e.g. an array index
68 (c) property#'OK' e.g. a symbolic constant
69 (d) * (wildcard)
70
71 In the future, there may be support added for a set of indices (ranges).
72 */
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73 mike 1.8 class CQLIdentifierRep: public QueryIdentifierRep
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74 chuck 1.2 {
75 public:
76 CQLIdentifierRep();
77 /** The constructor for a CQLIdentifier object
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78 aruran.ms 1.6 takes a const string reference as input. The string should contain the
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79 chuck 1.2 property portion of a CQLChainedIdentifier.
80
81 The constructor parses the input string into the components of
82 the property identifier.
83
84 Throws parsing errors.
85 */
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86 aruran.ms 1.6 CQLIdentifierRep(const String& identifier);
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87 chuck 1.2
88 CQLIdentifierRep(const CQLIdentifierRep* rep);
89
90 ~CQLIdentifierRep();
91
92 CQLIdentifierRep& operator=(const CQLIdentifierRep& rhs);
93
94 private:
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95 aruran.ms 1.6
96 /** This method needs to continue to take a String object, not a reference nor a const
97 reference. The reason being it changes the value of the parameter and that
98 changed value should not be returned to the caller.
99 */
100
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101 chuck 1.2 void parse(String indentifier);
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102 chuck 1.4
103 static Char16 STAR;
104 static Char16 HASH;
105 static Char16 RBRKT;
106 static Char16 LBRKT;
107 static const char SCOPE[];
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108 chuck 1.2 };
109
110 PEGASUS_NAMESPACE_END
111
112 #endif /* Pegasus_CQLIdentifier_h */
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